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Links directly related to John, in reverse chronological order:
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An article
about John's performance in the Daytona 200, 1989, from February 2001.
Please note that the article states that John didn't race at
Daytona after 1989. That is not true: he took part in the 1995
Daytona Supersport 600 race on a Honda (and finished second).
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An interview
with John, by MotoWorld, December 2000.
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A summary
of John's career, in Spanish, 1998.
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Interview
with John, by Glenn Le Santo, October 1997.
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Interview
with John, by Kel Edge, September 1997.
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In 1997 the Castrol Honda team, including John, contributed to the
Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation
of the United States.
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Interview
with John, September 1996
(Motorcycle Online).
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Interview
with John, by Stephane van Gelder, 1996
(Cycle News).
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Mini-interview
with John after the Daytona 200, 1995, with all the results
(Motorcycle Online).
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An encounter
with a young John Kocinski, by Jack Giesecke.
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Links to pages about John's former and current team mates and opponents:
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If you're a JK fan, you probably have a weakness for riders who are 'different'.
So here's a list of links to official pages of riders who might also interest you.
Should you have any suggestions for this list, please let me know.
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Katja Poensgen,
a German young lady who leaves lots of male competitors behind her in the race.
In 1998 she won the Supermono European Championship on a Suzuki BMR 741. A Supermono is
a four stroke single cilinder bike, no cc limitations.
In the 2001 season, she will be racing in the GP 250 world championship.
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James Whitham,
an English guy who has raced in many teams, in both two stroke and four stroke championships,
just like John. James has a distinct riding style, his knee sliders hardly touch the ground and he
hangs completely beside his bike.
He also has character: he recovered from cancer in 1995/1996 and made a succesful comeback
in bike racing.
James is riding in the world championship Supersports (near-stock four stroke racers,
600cc - 750cc) on a Yamaha.
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