Official MotoGP Season Review 2015 - Hardcover

Julian Ryder has been a motorcycle journalist since 1980 and editor of the Official MotoGP Season Review since its inception in 2004. In the late 1980s Julian was running Road Racer magazine when he was invited to Eurosport's studios to see a motorcycle Grand Prix being broadcast. The regular commentator was stranded at another event so the producer gave Julian the microphone. From then on commentating has been mixed with writing and nowadays Julian is on BT Sport's MotoGP commentary team. From 1993 to 2000 Julian was a member of the Sky Sports team that brought the golden era of World Superbike and Carl Fogarty's championships to British bike fans. In 2001 he moved to Eurosport to commentate on the last year of 500cc Grand Prix racing and then 12 seasons of MotoGP. Julian transferred to the top class of racing at the same time as Valentino Rossi burst on to the scene and he has commentated on all of Rossi's races since then. Julian's books include Honda's V-Force and an official biography of Carl Fogarty.

Neil Spalding writes about technical aspects of MotoGP for a selection of motorcycle magazines and newspapers throughout the world as well as for the Official MotoGP Season Review. He is also the author of the critically acclaimed book MotoGP Technology. When not at the circuits Neil runs Sigma Performance, which designs and sells slipper clutches for racing motorcycles.

Mat Oxley is an Isle of Man TT winner and lap record holder. He has been writing about motorcycle racing for magazines and newspapers since the late 1980s, and his books include acclaimed biographies of Valentino Rossi and Mick Doohan, plus the Cold War motorsport spy story Stealing Speed. His contribution to the Official MotoGP Season Review is a typically insightful summary of the season as a whole.

Carmelo Ezpeleta is the CEO of Dorna Sports (organizing body of MotoGP).

"Like most fans, we can't get enough of Julian Ryder via his Ryder Notes column here on the 'planet. Julian's vast experience, sage thoughts and training as an actual journalist make his columns and annual season review a "must read" for MotoGP fans. Ryder's official '14 MotoGP Season Review is packed full--seriously--of depth, observations and facts. The book covers MotoGP from all angles, from the human to the political to the technical. With a new publishing company on board for 2014 we wondered if Ryder's paper-published observations might be tempered slightly. No fear--his most recent effort is actually more amazing than what we've seen from this book previously. As we've said before, Ryder's season review is better than any YouTube video, more in-depth than any weak tweet and offers more solid info than any purported MotoGP iPad app." - "SuperbikePlanet.com"