WSBK » Liberty Racing gets Ducati boost

Liberty Racing will receive backing from key Ducati members ahead of its first World Superbike campaign in 2011.
Liberty Racing secures 2010 Xerox Ducatis
Liberty Racing will enter the World Superbike Championship for the first time in 2011 with the use of the bikes prepared by the official Xerox Ducati team in 2010.

Having already confirmed its riders with the signing of Jakub Smrz and Sylvain Guintoli, the Czech-based outfit has now revealed it will take delivery of the bikes that Noriyuki Haga and Michel Fabrizio rode over the season.

Liberty Racing will be run under the guidance of Ernesto Marinelli, who will ensure the bikes receive development throughout the season in the absence of Ducati's full-scale involvement.

Having missed the recent tests at Magny-Cours and Motorland Aragon, Smrz and Guintoli will get their first chance to sample the 1198 at a private session at Guadix early next year before joining the rest of the field at Portimao later in January.





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Black Jack Davey - Unregistered

November 03, 2010 3:43 PM

Sould be interesting

I read that story yesterday but didnt quite believe it.

So what about Altea ??? Not enough money ? the fact they only have 1 rider for now ? or all of the above.

Either way the bikes and team members they are inheriting from xerox looks quite formidble. they should do well if everything writen is true