BSB News

'I'm not sure that a 200bhp motorbike with no traction control or form of electronic control is the wisest move in the world, but we'll see at Brands Hatch I guess' - Nick Morgan

'We had an enjoyable 2011 which included our first podium finishes in the main class and we can only move forward again now' - Ian Woollacott

BSB top guns are stars of eagerly anticipated film documentary

GBmoto Honda confirms its full rider line-up for the 2012 British Superbike Championship, with Luke Quigley joining Tristan Palmer in the team.

Pre-season shakedown will go ahead as planned in March

'I did the first few rounds of the British championship last year and was lying third in the championship at one point, so hopefully I'll can get some strong results' - William Dunlop

"I must admit I'm happy that Taylor's on a Yamaha - it will suit the way he rides" - Niall Mackenzie.

"Ultimately I made too many mistakes to become BSB champion for 2011 but I was the fastest rider over the last quarter of the season" - Michael Laverty

Ian Hutchinson will make his first BSB appearance in five years when he lines up alongside Tommy Hill on the Swan Yamaha in 2012.

The British rider will try and defend his title as BSB embarks on a new era with altered regulations.

Pr1mo Bournemouth Kawasaki confirms a revised rider line-up of Joe Burns and James Hillier, leaving 20-time race winner Chris Walker without a ride.

You vote Jon Kirkham sixth in Crash.net's BSB Rider of the Year poll.

"I'm only a couple of years younger than them... I could do this!" - Peter Hickman.

Rob Mac Racing/Motorpoint Yamaha reveals it is taking a sabbatical from the British Superbike Championship, but plans a return in 2013.

Splitlath Redmond Aprilia and Hawk BMW will feature a two-rider entry in the 2012 British Superbike Championship.

"The simple fact is that Croft was offered a 2012 round sadly for them they are working under extremely tough operating conditions..."

"This isn't merely a jolly for me; we need clients to appreciate our investment in the sport by using our services. We need to be in the news and results put you there."

TAS Racing announces it will be on the 2012 MCE British Superbike Championship grid with two bikes, Suzuki GB backing and possibly a new sponsor.

John Hopkins is recovering after undergoing surgery on his injured hand once again, the American having contracted a serious infection.

"I think the fans would turn out in their thousands if we had a BSB race here and hopefully we can make it happen."

The Japanese rider has endured a poor 2011 season having won the BSB title with HM Plant Honda in 2006, 2007 and 2010.

The 2011 MCE British Superbike Championship standings after 12 rounds, including three title showdown rounds.

Alastair Seeley's win in the final Fuchs-Silkolene British Supersport race of the season sees him overhaul Ben Wilson for the 2011 title.

GBmoto launches its bid to get on the British Superbike grid in 2012 with its Superstock rider Tristan Palmer.