BSB News

'The extended area of run-off at the ultra fast Chris Curve section makes a significant difference to the safety of both riders and drivers' - Niall Mackenzie

"With people making comparisons to Casey Stoner we were surprised when no offers for a ride or sponsors came for 2012"

'I want to make the best of the testing time to properly change my style to suit the 'thousand' and make small steps towards becoming competitive in a very tough class' - Josh Elliott

"With factory built Panigales, plus backing from Ducati and John Hackett we have built strong foundations for 2012 and the future" - Tom Tunstall.

Anthony West to BSB with Supersonic Racing

Noriyuki Haga rides through the flames at Oulton Park BSB in 2004.

WSS race winner Luca Scassa and Ian Lowry will front Padgetts Honda's comeback MCE British Superbike Championship campaign in 2012.

Noriyuki Haga will ride in the 2012 MCE British Superbike Championship after his deal with Swan Yamaha is officially confirmed.

Sam Warren stays with Seton Yamaha for 2012 BSS season.

"I have had some offers to ride BSB, AMA, IDM and endurance racing... I'm just looking for the best way to go, and a team that can win!" - Anthony West.

Marino will be competing on British soil for the first time, while Laverty will be making his return from injury.

'The BMW has absolutely dominated Superstock for two years and the Buildbase BMW Motorrad team have put together an incredible bike' - Howie Mainwaring

Dan Cheevers (pictured on the right of Chris Walker) has been remanded in custody after being charged with conspiracy to supply cocaine

'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.