BSB » Tommy Hill to Worx Suzuki at Mallory.

I wouldn't class Bridewell's time in European Superstock this season as successful, but his performances at Knockhill and Snetterton means that he's done more in two rounds than Hill has managed in the last two seasons. Although that German tw@t didn't exactly help by knocking him off in that grim first turn incident last season...

BSB » Tommy Hill to Worx Suzuki at Mallory.

Devils Advocate: that's why I said COULD be out of a ride... Got to agree with the comments about Crescent having nothing to lose. Tommy on the other hand, needs to show that he can ride after some poor luck. If Yamaha hadn't resigned Foret and given Hill the ride after some damn good displays a couple of seasons ago, then it could all be a different story. Oh well, shoulda, woulda, coulda...?

BSB » Tommy Hill to Worx Suzuki at Mallory.

Jason O'Halloran could be out of a ride and Tommy Hill gets a factory ride? Where's the justice in that?!

BSB » Camier breaks Knockhill duck, matches Byrne

Gotta agree there. As nice as it is to see Brookes up there and getting to grips with the bikes and British circuits, it'd be even nicer to see Guintoli up there. There's something up with Easton's bike, he has the pace in the first third or so of every race, but just can't seem to keep it up? Hopefully the new KTech shocks will help with tyre wear and give ratboy his first win. Poor show Crash - where's the pictures from Knockhill? The walker pic. is from Donington BSB at Foggy's and this Camier shot is from WSB (22 plate.)

BSB » Bridewell celebrates top Suzuki status

Ollie would be proud, so bl00dy proud!

BSB » Grip issues hinder Rutter at Knockhill

I wish that Bush bloke would stop posting, or start to use some proper punctuation. Why would Brogan or Seeley leave their rides in the middle of the championship? Maybe in the last round or so (depending on whether Seeley has won the 'Stock by then) they might go up to the Superbikes, but Superstock is a huge championship for the manufacturers when it comes to 'win on Sunday, sell on Monday.' As for Tommy Hill, give me a break, there's so many more riders deserving of the HM Plant and Crescent rides. Maybe if he rode for Jentin, that'd be at his level... And he'd still look pedestrian compared to Andrews' performances for them last season.

BSB » Walker, Gowland laud Rob Mac progress

I'm in no way Walker's biggest fan, but he's had some cracking rides already on a bike that's obviously not even close to the GSE bikes. Gowla's having a half-decent season too, seems to be picking up with his results every race weekend. Rob Mac's not had the best of seasons, but I bet he's glad to have gotten rid of Crasher Harris, who can't even make an overtake nowadays if you look at the first race at Knockhill.

BSB » Camier bags another win at Knockhill

It's not even been announced yet, the plaster is still wet on Richards' leg and you're playing Mystic Meg? Not even sure Hill deserves that ride. There's plenty more deserving that ride, just look at Brogan.

WSBK » WSS: Kennaugh to wild-card at Donington

This season he can barely hold on to McConnell, Plater and Linfoot, so he's got no chance keeping up with Laverty, Crutchlow et al. He doesn't deserve a ride anywhere after spitting the dummy out last season with Raceways after he lost the title to Richards. I think James Westmoreland could show him up come race day.

WSBK » Hacking: I wasn't clear on the rules

Has he never watched a MotoGP flag-to-flag? Spies (having raced in America also) seemed to grasp the rules... Still, Hacker looked alright over the weekend. Not exactly setting the trial alight, but better than anyone else on a green machine. *edit* Sorry Broc, didn't realise you'd done so well in the timed sessions. Still, they're both making the Kwak look a slightly better bike than it is. Be interesting to see how Simon Andrews does this weekend too.