World Superbike News

Cal Crutchlow and Max Biaggi shared the victories in the World Superbike Championship finale at Magny-Cours in France at the weekend in two superb races.
In race one it was Cal Crutchlow who finished his World Superbike season in style yesterday, crossing the line 4 seconds ahead of second placed man Leon Haslam.
Crutchlow passed Max Biaggi [...]

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A week after claiming his first World Superbike Championship title , Italian Max Biaggi is looking to add the constructors title for Aprilia at the final round of the season at Magny-Cours circuit in France.
The veteran rider needs just nine points from the two races this weekend to land the title for Aprilia, only two [...]

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The Aprilia Alitalia rider Leon Camier will not be riding at the penultimate round of the World Superbike championship at Imola following his crash at the Nurburgring.
Camier suffered a broken scaphoid bone in his wrist during practice which needed surgical intervention and is now in doubt for the final round at Magny-Cours.
The British rider is [...]

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The Yoshimura Suzuki team have confirmed that they will now make their first of three appearances at the next round of the World Superbike championship, having missed out on their planned outing at Assen due to the grounding of airlines after the Icelandic volcano eruption.
The Japanese rider Yukio Kagayama will be on the modified version [...]

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The FIM have now released the provisional calendar for the World Superbike Championship of 2010, with no Qatar round for the first time in five-years.
February 28                                 Australia                                                               Phillip Island
March 28                                       Portugal                                                               Portimão
April 11                                             Spain                                                                   Valencia (*)
April 25                                          Netherlands                                                           Assen
May 9                                               Italy                                                                          Monza
May 16                                            South Africa                                                          Kyalami
May 31                                            United States                                                        Salt Lake City
June [...]

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