WSBK News

The Italian World Superbike round at Monza originally scheduled for 22-24th July has been cancelled, as confirmed by the FIM and DWO.

Iodaracing Aprilia rider Alex de Angelis has undergone a successful operation on his right arm which connects to his horrific accident at Motegi last October.

After putting his Phillip Island race two crash in the past, Chaz Davies says he wants demonstrate how far he and the Aruba.it Racing Ducati squad has improved

Matteo Baiocco will step in for the injured Fabio Menghi for VFT Racing this weekend at the second round in Thailand.

World Superbike race highlights to be broadcast free-to-air in the UK.

Karel Abraham is left ruing a fast first day fall at Phillip Island, echoes team-mate Josh Brookes' view that electronics need most amount of work.

A day ahead of the beginning of the 2016 World Superbike season, Milwaukee BMW unveils the colour scheme for its foray into the world championship.

Casey Stoner says he is willing to offer his feedback in developing the Aruba.it Ducati 1199R Panigale as he tips Chaz Davies for a title tilt.

Troy Bayliss is set to launch his new-look DesmoSport Ducati team by entering Mike Jones as a wildcard at the 2016 World Superbike season opener at Phillip Island.

Luigi Dall'Igna says the firmer collaboration of efforts between Ducati's MotoGP and World Superbike squads has ensured both sides have taken strides forward.

Kawasaki reveals the colours for its new ZX-10R World Superbike, Jonathan Rea and Tom Sykes feel they have strongest package on grid.

Leon Haslam feels Aprilia has given up a World Superbike championship title fight after withdrawing its factory effort but says IodaRacing can chase podiums

"He is obviously very experienced and I don't need to tell you how fast he is, I would be interested to see him on this bike - only on a test not a race!"

Donington Park is gearing up for a bumper World Superbike race weekend with a new campaing zone and free entry into the paddock in 2016.

Nicky Hayden has refuted whispers he turned to World Superbikes as a fond farewell before retiring and wants to use 2016 to lay foundations.

Yamaha reveals its YZF-R1 ahead of its much anticipated return to the World Superbike Championship in 2016.

Jonathan Rea may have been the clear winner of Crash.net's World Superbike Rider of the Year poll, but how did other riders fare?

After difficult years at BMW and then Honda, Leon Haslam took full advantage to remind the WSBK paddock of his ability on the Aprilia RSV4.

Leon Camier makes the best of his package as he steers the MV Agusta to a number of eye-catching results in 2015.

Alex Lowes has plays down his off during winter testing at Jerez but confirms he will need further surgery on the shoulder he dislocated

Yamaha makes its much anticipated return to World Superbike Championship action in Jerez with a two-day test.

With BMW expected to announce a new alliance with Althea Racing, erstwhile partner M&T Racing admits its World Superbike future is unclear.

MotoGP rider Karel Abraham has confirmed he is currently negotiating with Shaun Muir Racing about a potential switch to World Superbikes in 2016.

Forward Racing and MV Agusta have agreed a partnership for it to takeover its World Superbike and World Supersport challengers, with Marco Melandri as test rider.