Loris Cresson

After losing his Motoxracing Yamaha ride before the season began, Isaac Vinales will return to WorldSBK after all as he's agreed to race for Pedericini Kawasaki in Estoril. 

Loris Cresson is no longer a WorldSBK rider after having his deal with Pedercini Kawasaki terminated ahead of this weekend’s Assen round.

Expected news of Loris Cresson staying with Pedercini Kawasaki for the 2022 WorldSBK season has officially been confirmed.

Loris Cresson is set to be confirmed as the lone Pedercini Kawasaki WorldSBK rider for 2022 after plans to sign new BSB rider Leon Haslam failed to materialise.

Christophe Ponsson agrees to a new deal with Gil Motor Sport for the 2022 WorldSBK season.

Teenager Oliver Konig will make his WorldSBK debut for Pedercini Kawasaki at next month’s 2021 season finale.

Marco Solorza will make it three Argentine riders on the grid at this weekend’s round 12 in San Juan, as he makes his WorldSBK debut in place of the injured Loris Cresson at Pedercini Kawasaki.

Team Pedercini Racing’ decision to replace Samuele Cavalieri with Luke Mossey at last weekend’s WorldSBK Donington was a successful one, as the Brit scores the team’s first points of 2021.

In-depth 2021 World Superbike Championship preview ahead of this weekend’s first round of the year at MotorLand Aragon. 

Loris Cresson steps up from WorldSSP to WorldSBK with the Outdo Kawasaki TPR (Pedercini) squad for the next two seasons of WorldSBK