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World Superbikes » BMW to join World Superbike in 2009.

Saturday, 29th September 2007

It looks like the World Superbike paddock is the place to be, with Triumph joining the WSS ranks in 2008 and now BMW have announced plans for a WSBK entry from 2009.

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Peter Muller the vice president of Development and Model Lines for BMW Motorrad, announced at the Paris motorshow:

"In 2007 BMW returned to road racing with the sports boxer after more that 50 years. In 2008 we well continue our activities in the Endurance category. At the same time we will be preparing our entry into the Superbike World Championship in 2009 with great intensity."

BMW are expected to release more information soon, detailing the motorcycle concept and structure of the team.

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