WSBK News

After nine months out, Chris Vermeulen starts his first World Superbike race since Brno 2010, though he only lasts eight laps on track.

Eugene Laverty rides around tyre problems in both World Superbike races to finish well inside the top ten at Assen.

Leon Camier admits he won't know how he will 'hold up' during the third round of the 2011 World Superbike Championship at Assen.

The former champion explains BMW's approach to improving the S1000RR as the bike continues to make small strides towards the front of the World Superbike field.

The Briton believes he is yet to unleash his best on the Aprilia RSV-4 as he gets into his second World Superbike season.

Maxime Berger says he is lucky the rear wheel of his Supersonic Ducati did not come off at higher speed.

Sylvain Guintoli reveals the hand and ankle injury he has been carrying is more serious than first feared.

The reigning champion opens up about why he 'slapped' Marco Melandri at Donington Park...

Carlos Checa and Marco Melandri were the winners at Donington Park - but is that enough to warrant making them your rider of the weekend?

Jakub Smrz gets to within a lap of winning his first World Superbike Championship race - after more than 100 attempts...

Max Biaggi explains why he was disqualified from the second World Superbike race of the day at Donington Park.

The Spaniard's win in race two goes a long way to ease the memories of his horrific accident at the circuit more than a decade ago.

The Englishman defies some expectations to finish as the only British rider to score a Superbike podium at Donington Park.

Marco Melandri says Max Biaggi showed his 'true professionalism' by blocking him during Superpole at Donington Park.

Fans will get the chance to witness the excitment of World Superbike racing from a riders' viewpoint with the introduction of on-board cameras.

The Italian began the defence of his WSBK crown with a pair of second place finishes at Phillip Island.

Leon Haslam, Jonathan Rea, Tom Sykes, Eugene Laverty and Leon Camier will vie for attention on home ground at Donington Park.

Leon Camier will be present and correct at Donington Park having now almost fully recovered from the glandular fever that threatened the start of his 2011 WSBK campaign.

The BMW Italia rider fell during testing and will now miss at least Donington Park and Assen.

The PATA Aprilia rider says he will ride at Donington Park in an effort to dedicate his performance to the people of his country.

The Frenchman's unbroken run of race finishes comes to a spectacular end as injury forces him to skip the second Phillip Island race.

Gino Rea suffers a thumb injury in a crash during practice at Phillip Island, one that could see him forced to undergo surgery.

Aprilia's pace will not be affected by the decision to ban the gear-driven camshaft, according to team boss Gigi Dall'Igna.

The Briton has seen his pre-seaosn build up hampered by poor health this week, an illness that is unlikely to improve over the weekend.