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Sometimes, just sometimes, something might happen in the world of MotoGP that we don't pick up on straight away. Perhaps because of a natural disaster, bout of the plague or maybe because we were simply busy rescuing a kitten from a tree. We're not some multi-national conglomerate with offices in even the countries you can't pronounce, so theoretically it could happen. Fortunately we're prepared for such an event, so you can find below the headlines from a few regularly updated MotoGP sites, just to tide you over.

BBC Motorsport

Capirossi hand surgery a success
Suzuki rider Loris Capirossi undergoes successful surgery on the hand injury he suffered when crashing out of Sunday's San Marino Grand Prix.
Rossi leads tributes to Tomizawa
Nine-time world champion Valentino Rossi leads a host of tributes to rider Shoya Tomizawa, who died in Sunday's Moto2 race.
Pedrosa wins on tragic MotoGP day
Dani Pedrosa wins the San Marino MotoGP, but the race is overshadowed by the death of Japanese rider Shoya Tomizawa in the preceding Moto2 race.
Crutchlow to make MotoGP switch
British rider Cal Crutchlow is to leave the World Superbike Championship at the end of the season for the MotoGP.
Pedrosa takes pole in San Marino
Spain's Dani Pedrosa clinches pole position for Sunday's race in San Marino ahead of Jorge Lorenzo.

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Crash.net

Rossi 'not 100 per cent' but hoping to please fans
While he admits he isn't yet 100 per cent, Valentino Rossi is expecting to gain extra motivation from performing in front of his home crowd at Misano.
Momentum on Pedrosa's side heading to Misano
Fresh from improving his personal best to three wins in a season at Indianapolis, Dani Pedrosa has an immediate chance to make it four at Misano.
Lorenzo focused on Misano podium
Jorge Lorenzo targets another podium finish as he continues to control the MotoGP World Championship.
Pedrosa crosses two-win barrier in style
It's almost certainly come too late to mount a title challenge, but Dani Pedrosa finally broke his two wins in a season barrier at Indianapolis on Sunday.
Ben Spies soaks up home podium glory
Ben Spies proved just why he will take Valentino Rossi's vacant factory Yamaha ride next season as he led a MotoGP race on his way to a best ever second place.

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