BSB News

HM Plant Honda rider Ryuichi Kiyonari sustained a chipped bone in his right leg - as well as concussion - following his massive accident at Mallory Park on Sunday.

There was bitter disappointment for M.P.Racing's Michael Pensavalle at Mallory Park on Sunday in the Bennetts British Superbike Cup as he failed to finish both races.

After taking two race wins at his home circuit of Mallroy Park, HM Plant Honda rider Michael Rutter admitted to Crash.net that he and his team need to sort out the set-up on his Fireblade to get it handling the way he wants.

Following Jeremy McWilliams' less than impressive early season in the British Superbike championship, team owner Paul Bird has been piling on the pressure for the ex-MotoGP star to perform.

Three days before Election Day, the leaders of the three main political parties have been invited to address a huge gathering of motorcycle owners at the British Superbike Championship at Oulton Park, Cheshire, on Bank Holiday Monday 2nd May.

Airwaves Ducati riders Gregorio Lavilla and Leon Haslam took similar rewards away from a dramatic day at Mallory Park Sunday.

Honda Racing UK's Karl Harris will race in the second outing of the British Superbike championship at Mallory Park.

Ryuichi Kiyonari fell in the first race of the third round of the British Superbike championship causing the red flags to be called into action.

Race two of the third round of British Superbike championship at Mallory Park has been red flagged following a series of accidents. The race had originally had the pace car called into action after an Nvidia Yamaha rider high-sided coming out of the slow hair-pin on the fourth lap.

HM Plant Honda's Michael Rutter will start his home race from second on the grid in Sunday's two British Superbike races.

The Airwaves Ducati team today confirmed that Gregorio Lavilla would replace team rider James Haydon for the remainder of the 2005 Bennetts British Superbike season.

The M.P.Racing Team, competing in the Bennetts British Superbike Cup, has made vital changes to their team structure that they hope will enable them to make places within the championhsip.

It was Team rider, 25 year old Michael Pensavalle's first visit to the Thruxton Racing Circuit last weekend, in his first season contesting the Bennetts British Superbike Cup Championship.

The two Vivaldi Racing Bennetts British Superbike contenders Ben Wilson and Tristan Palmer suffered mixed fortunes in the set of two races at Thruxton on Sunday with Ben securing a 17th place finish to the first race and scoring a points finish with 15th in the second leg.

It was a successful weekend for the Northpoint Honda Squad consisting of 20-year-old Craig Jones and 19-year-old Cal Crutchlow at the second round of the British Supersport Championship at Thruxton Race Circuit.

Hard work and sheer determination paid off in points for the Hawk Kawasaki duo of Glen Richards and Dean Thomas at the second round of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship held at Thruxton Sunday.

HM Plant Honda's Ryuichi Kiyonari won both races at the second round of British Superbikes from Thruxton Sunday to make it four consecutive wins for the Japanese youngster.

Before the BSB season started, there was a large amount of press dedicated to illustrating that Ducati machinery would struggle to keep up with the influx of four-cylinder machinery in top class Superbike racing this season.

2004 R6 Cup winner Richard Wren is out of the Thruxton round of the British Superbike championship after falling from his Virgin Yamaha during the practice day.

Gregorio Lavilla, a great surprise performer for the Airwaves Ducati team, came away from the first round of the British Superbike championship second in the riders standings.

Rizla Suzuki rider Scott Smart admitted h didn't ride aggressively enough on the first two laps of the second race at the Bennetts British Superbike opener. A fall in the first race was not the start Smart, nor his Rizla team, wanted at the Brands Hatch circuit.

Virgin Yamaha rider Sean Emmett isn't doing a great job of keeping his 'Big-Bang' R1 rubber side down during the first round of the Bennetts British Superbike championship at Brands Hatch.

Wrigley's Airwaves Ducati team manager Colin Wright has told Crash.net Radio today at the first round of the 2005 Bennetts British Superbike championship at Brands Hatch that team rider James Haydon's hand was smashed in a preseason accident last week.

2003 R6 Cup winner Tommy Hill was given a ride in 2004 with the Virgin Yamaha British Superbike team as part of the prize for winning the one make championship.