Michael van der Mark on his renewal: ‘This year’s results are showing improvements’
Michael van der Mark has secured his future in the World Superbike Championship. At the beginning of the week, it ...
Tag: WSBK
‘I felt like a block of concrete over the bike!’ – Danilo Petrucci
Danilo Petrucci suffered a spectacular accident while training in April and, about two months later, returned to action at the ...
‘We’d like to continue with Álvaro Bautista; he’s our first choice’ – Gigi Dall’Igna
Álvaro Bautista is nearing the end of his contract with Aruba.it Ducati in the Superbike World Championship, at a time ...
Danilo Petrucci had an epic battle at Misano, with a lot of suffering: ‘It felt like a knife into my shoulder, like I was stabbed’
Danilo Petrucci had a sunday in Misano that he won't forget in the next few days, as he battled on ...
MotoGP waiting for Toprak Razgatlioglu… and BMW? German brand can be the gate for the Turisk’s entry at the category
After the dream weekend in Misano, where Toprak Razgatlioglu dominated by winning all three races, the spotlight is once again ...
Nicolò Bulega full of praise for Toprak Razgatlioglu: ‘He was at another level at Misano; BMW improved a lot and he is a great champion’
Toprak Razgatlioglu was the main star in the WSBK round in Misano, this last weekend, and the way the rider ...
Jonathan Rea frustrated after Misano: ‘I need to have something I can fight with’
Jonathan Rea's difficulties with Pata Prometeon Yamaha continue. The six-time world champion can't find a way to fight for the ...
‘We have to keep building my confidence and improving the setup; Toprak was untouchable’ – Álvaro Bautista
Álvaro Bautista had a bittersweet round in Misano this last weekend, crashing on sunday Superpole Race and then finishing on ...
Kawasaki reveals Alex Lowes had other offers for WSBK
On the first day of the Misano round of the Superbike World Championship, Kawasaki announced that Alex Lowes will remain ...
Aruba and Ducati to continue partnership in WSBK
In a winning team, there's no need for changes, and it appears that Aruba and Ducati will maintain their long-standing ...