Hopper launches website.

John Hopkins has announced the launch of his personal website, designed to keep fans up to date with what's going on with the Suzuki MotoGP rider.

At the site, fans will find Hopper's bio in the "#21" section, complete with photos of his early racing career.

The "Moto Journal" section gives John's perspective at each race. He'll talk about qualifying, the race, and anything else of interest at this year's MotoGPs.

Also featured are Journals written by Hopkins' girlfriend Desiree Crossman. The journals, which have appeared on Crash.net since March, offer a behind-the-scenes look at John and Desiree's travels across the globe. Crash.net will continue to show these reports.

Another section of the website called "Machine" gives all the details of Suzuki's awesome GSV-R Grand Prix machine. This section gives the history of Suzuki's four-stroke GP bike, complete with detailed photos and information about the people that make up Suzuki's MotoGP squad.

The "Moto Babes" section features the beauty of the MotoGP umbrella girls, while the "Swag" section will offer John Hopkins products.

The "Link" section gives website links to Hopper's sponsors websites and other cool motorcycle-related sites on the Web, including Crash.net.

Finally the "Contact" section puts fans in touch with Hopper, Desiree and Hopper's manager Doug Gonda. They can also sign up for regular e-mail updates about the Anglo-American racer.

The address for the new site is: www.hopperracing.com