MV Agusta to make WSBK wild card entries in 2005.
MV Agusta are hoping to make a racing return to the World Superbike paddock this season with their F4 1000cc four-cylinder motorcycle, not only in the Superstock championship but also in the premier WSBK class also.
A joint development carried out by Gimotorsports and MV Agusta Germany hopes to produce a WSBK competition machine for a full seasons racing next year. However if the development goes to plan, it is aimed to field the machine as a wild card entry in some of the latter rounds of the season.
MV Agusta are hoping to make a racing return to the World Superbike paddock this season with their F4 1000cc four-cylinder motorcycle, not only in the Superstock championship but also in the premier WSBK class also.
A joint development carried out by Gimotorsports and MV Agusta Germany hopes to produce a WSBK competition machine for a full seasons racing next year. However if the development goes to plan, it is aimed to field the machine as a wild card entry in some of the latter rounds of the season.
In the mean-time MV Agusta Germany will field Jorg Teuchert in the German Superbike series using the developing MV 1000 Superbike machine. Gimotorsport will field 2002 European Superstock champion Vittorio Iannuzzo as well as former Italian national 125GP champion Fabrizio De Marco in the World Superstock championship on more standard machinery.
The first race of the World Superstock series takes place at Valencia on 24th April.
