BSB News

The MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship will have an innovative new look in 2010 following the approval by the Motorcycle Circuit Racing Control Board of a new BSB 'Evolution' class.

Michael Rutter will complete an unpredictable 2009 MCE British Superbike by returning to action on a Ducati for the final two rounds of the season, at Silverstone and Oulton Park.

Just days after Gary Mason handed Quay Garage Racing its second British Superbike Cup championship, Quay Garage has announced it will step down as title sponsors at the end of the season.

With two rounds and five races remaining in the 2009 MCE British Superbike Championship, GSE Racing - which runs Airwaves Yamaha - has clinched the manufacturers' title for Yamaha and is guaranteed to win the riders' crown with either Leon Camier or James Ellison.

Sylvain Guintoli is to remain in the British Superbike Championship next season after penning an extension to his contract with the Worx Crescent Suzuki team.

The Maxxis-Adept Yamaha team have confirmed Howie Mainwaring will see out the remainder of the 2009 British Superbike season with them after releasing David Johnson from his contract.

Days after being released from his contract with Hydrex Honda, Karl Harris has confirmed he will be on the MCE British Superbike grid for Croft after inking a one-race deal with former employers Rob Mac Racing.

Sylvain Guintoli was pleased to emerge from his comeback MCE British Superbike event still standing after a producing a pair of solid top ten results for the Worx Crescent Suzuki team.

Airwaves Yamaha has released a detailed statement following the disqualification of BSB title leader Leon Camier from race two at Cadwell Park on Monday.

Runaway MCE British Superbike Championship leader Leon Camier was in pragmatic mood after seeing a double victory stripped from him after the finish line at Cadwell Park on Monday.

GSE Racing head to the latest round of the MCE British Superbike Championship at Cadwell Park on the verge of mathematically wrapping up a fifth title.

Wrigley's Airwaves has announced that it will step down as the title sponsor of the GSE Racing team at the end of the 2009 British Superbike season.

2008 British Supersport Championship runner-up Hudson Kennaugh has split from the Linxcel-Seton Tuning Yamaha team.

Team Maxxis could miss the next round of the MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship season at Cadwell Park following David Johnson's accident during the Brands Hatch triple-header.

Sheridan Morais did his chances of securing a high profile Superbike ride in 2010 no harm at all after an impressive turn on the British Superbike stage for Paul Bird Motorsport Kawasaki.

Amidst the celebrations of Leon Camier's 14th British Superbike victory of the season, Colin Wright was also enjoying the limelight at Brands Hatch after notching up his 100th win as team manager.

The full line-up of famous riders and classic bikes taking to the track for demonstration laps on Saturday and Sunday at this weekend's Brands Hatch BSB triple header is as follows:

MIST Suzuki will return to British Superbike action at this weekend's Brands Hatch triple header after a short break following the shock retirement of long term rider Matt Bond.

On what was potentially their last appearance in the British Superbike Championship, SMT Honda came away from Mallory Park with their best-ever result after Michael Rutter avoided carnage ahead to finish fourth.

Josh Brookes has reiterated his apology to Simon Andrews, Tommy Hill, Chris Walker, Karl Harris and John Laverty after his disastrous error at Mallory Park cost them all strong results.

Richard Cooper and Co-ordit Yamaha insist they will continue to concentrate on the National Superstock Championship this season, despite rider Richard Cooper making British Superbike history on his stunning one-off outing at Mallory Park.

Despite the unusual circumstances surrounding the seventh round of the ViSK.com British Superbike Championship at Mallory Park, it's almost a case of 'as you were' in the overall standings, with barely any change to proceedings.

Josh Brookes has been banned for the next two ViSK.com British Superbike rounds after being found guilty of reckless riding at Mallory Park.

MSVR have published a statement explaining the regulations behind the decision to award James Ellison victory in the first British Superbike Championship race of the day at Mallory Park.