RAPID track coach Dave Hewson loves a motorcycling adventure and was heading to the legendary Bonneville Salt Flats to compete in the Motorcycle Speed Trials on a turbo charged Triumph Rocket. Unfortunately the event got rained off but Dave isn't one for giving up on an opportunity, so rented a bike in Salt Lake city and headed to see some friends in Southern Arizona.

Looking for a few fantastic roads and a spot to refuel in the North East? Look no further.

Our greatest rider challenge yet. A team of 9 riders are taking on the North Coast 500 in 4 days to raise money for Alzheimer’s Research UK.

Rapid Roads - B6255 from Ribbleshead Viaduct to Hawes.

Jack Scott will become the next rookie to graduate to the superbike class with the Rapid CDH Racing team.

Rapid Roads - B3081 from Shaftesbury to Sixpenny Handley roundabout.

If the thought of a first gear, tightening hairpin - especially on a steep incline - fills you with dread, you are not alone.

Rapid CDH Racing’s Liam Delves gives us his best and worst bits from the 2022 Bennetts British Superbike Championship.

In a new series we’re taking a closer look at the roads our coaches use as part of our training courses.

We’ve all heard of it, and we’ve especially heard racers talking about it as one of the most important elements of being able to ride a motorcycle fast. But, what is it?

After a global pandemic-enforced break of two years, the Isle of Man TT returns this year, and Rapid coach Dave Hewson is going back, armed with a BMW S1000RR and Aprilia RS660.

With a significant impact on stability, fluidity, and overall performance the throttle is one of the most important controls for you to master.

12 pro tips for getting the most from your precious riding time.

Machine control, arguably the most crucial part of performance riding.

After a look at planning in general terms, plus a more specific look at planning for corners, we’re going to continue exploring how to plan, this time with a focus on overtakes.

Josh Owens on BSB 2022 - recovery, new kit, P10 in testing, and self belief.

Necessary? No. Cool? Absolutely. Whether you admit it or not, knee down has been motorcycling’s holy grail for decades.

By gathering the correct information early you can get the speed right for every corner, and just like that your riding will be safer and more relaxed, and, crucially, faster.

Reading the road is only the beginning. As that endless stream of information is fed into your own personal CPU your next task is to process and plan accordingly.

Chris had no interest in motorcycles. Taking a motorcycle course on a whim, opened his eyes and a whole new world.