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Triumph won't defend TT title.
Following the news that Triumph ValMoto have scaled down their British Supersport effort to a one man outfit, the team has now announced that it will not be competing in the 2004 Isle of Man TT races either.

Four join 'strengthened' Rizla Suzuki.
Rizla Suzuki has announced that four new members will join the team this month, giving it more strength in depth as it goes for British Superbike glory in 2004.

Provisional 2004 calendar unveiled.
The provisional calendar for the 2004 British Superbike championship has been released.

R6 star Clarke gets BSB ride.
Colin Appleyard Racing have signed highly rated rising star Kieran Clarke to ride a Yamaha R1 in the 2004 British Superbike championship.

Monstermob signs Emmett.
Reigning British Superbike champion's Monstermob Ducati have turned down offers from world championship stars and signed established BSB hero Sean Emmett for the 2004 season.

Sykes, Coates named in new TAS line-up.
After prematurely announcing that Michael Laverty would spearhead TAS Suzuki's 2004 British Supersport assault, the team has now revealed that teenage sensation Tom Sykes and ex-British 250cc Champion Adrian Coates will instead race the factory backed GSX-R600s.

Laverty defects to Monstermob Ducati!
Less than a month after being announced as a TAS Suzuki rider for the 2004 British Supersport championship, young Ulsterman Michael Laverty has now been confirmed at the rival MonsterMob Ducati Supersport team.
Anstey puts Triumph second on Macau debut.
The Triumph ValMoto British Supersport team rolled out their street racing specialist Bruce Anstey for Saturday's 37th Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix - and the New Zealander promptly turned heads by taking his third rostrum finish on the Daytona 600.

Reynolds stays at Suzuki, eyes 2004 title.
It has been officially confirmed that double British Superbike Champion John Reynolds will stay with Suzuki in BSB next season - and claims his GSX-R1000 will be the machine the factory Ducatis, Hondas and Yamahas will be chasing.
Academy riders to star in TV show.
Two of the ACU Academy's biggest stars will be showing their talents on a Channel 4 television show in the UK next month.
Red Bull takes rising British stars to Spain.
Red Bull has given four young riders from the British 125cc Championship the opportunity to pit their skills against the best of the Spanish riders in Jerez next month.
Andrews, Red Piranha complete 'stunning season'.
Red Piranha Racing rider Simon Andrews continued his season long run of strong form by finishing fifth in the Donington Park British Supersport Championship finale.

Rizla's silver racers on the pace at Donington.
Rizla Suzuki debuted its all-new silver GSX-R1000 during initial testing for the twelfth and final 2003 British Superbike round at Donington Park today, with team riders John Reynolds and Niall Mackenzie finishing in third and eighth places respectively.

Triumph trio face Donington D-day.
For Triumph ValMoto Sunday's chequered flag at Donington Park will signify the end of a memorable first year of competition.

Picture: Silver Rizla Suzuki.
This is the first picture of Rizla Suzuki's new Silver livery, to be raced by John Reynolds and Niall Mackenzie at the Donington Park BSB finale, this weekend.

BSB season finale welcomes back Mackenzie.
The British Superbike Championship, powered by Halls, makes its final outing of the year this weekend [27-28 September] as it rolls into Donington Park, Derby, for the twelfth round of the UK's premiere motorcycle series.

Crockford fourth for Padgett's.
Whilst Padgett's Supersport team-mate John Crockford finished in fourth place, crossing the line just two hundredths of a second behind Team Vitrans rider Dean Thomas, Adrian Coates was one of four riders whose race ended prematurely in the Druids hairpin gravel trap at this weekend's Brands Hatc

Emmett takes Brands victory.
Sean Emmett took the second victory of the day in the British Superbike Championship at Brands Hatch today marking his first win in the series for fifteen months.
First Brands race to Reynolds.
John Reynolds took a comfortable win in the first race of the day at Brands Hatch in the British Superbike Championship at the Kent circuit.
Reynolds on form as Sykes shakes up the applecart.
Rizla Suzuki rider John Reynolds was on blistering form as he set the third fastest lap time during today's practice sessions for the eleventh round of the British Superbike Championship at Brands Hatch, while his team-mate for this race Tom Sykes shook up the establishment at his first attempt o
Byrne looks to celebrate in style.
The new British Superbike Champion Shane Byrne heads for home ground this weekend aiming to celebrate his recent title success with another pair of wins at Brands Hatch where the penultimate round of the 2003 series takes place on Sunday [14th September].

Champion returns to Supersport action.
The 2003 British Supersport Champion Karl Harris returns to one of his favourite circuits this weekend for the penultimate round of the British Supersport Championship.
Morley steps in for injured Young.
With TDB Recruit.com rider Paul Young requiring urgent surgery, Jamie Morley has agreed to partner Jon Kirkham in the eleventh round of the British Superbike Championship at brands Hatch this weekend.

Happy ending for Coutts at 125 double-header.
After suffering non-finishes in both the previous Oulton Park round and then in the first of the two 125 races run at Cadwell this weekend, Padgett's rider Danny Coutts finally saw his luck change as he stormed to fifth place in an incident packed second leg.