WSBK News

It's that time of year again... Who do you think will win the 2011 World Superbike Championship?

The Japanese veteran gets the chance to ride the new ZX-10R at the Phillip Island test.

British fans of the World Superbike Championship should get ready to set their alarm clocks for the Phillip Island curtain-raiser later this month - with Eurosport set to provide comprehensive live coverage once again

Eugene Laverty taps into the phenomenon of iPhone applications with his own offering available now.

Donington Park is on target to return to the World Superbike calendar with improved facilities and safety upgrades completed.

The Australian makes his WSBK debut in 2011 after tasting success in the Supersport ranks.

Liberty Effenbert Ducati announces its World Superbike arrival by claiming the fastest time during testing at Portimao.

Australian Superbike champion Bryan Staring to race in opening round of 2011 World Superbike Championship, at Phillip Island.

The Japanese rider will begin his twelfth full season in World Superbikes this year with PATA Aprilia (nee DFX, BRC).

Hell freezes over?

The strikingly-liveried new Castrol Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade was unveiled today at the Castrol Technology Centre - browse all the pictures from the renewal of an iconic motorcycling partnership right here!

Almost ten years after Castrol helped Colin Edwards to the 2002 World Superbike Championship title, it is back to aid Jonathan Rea's 2011 chances.

Eugene Laverty to race with #58 in 2011.

Max Biaggi names new-born son Leon Alexandre.

Ten Kate World Superbike Championship star Jonathan Rea alludes to 'really exciting' plans for him with Honda in 2012 - plans that could include graduation to MotoGP...

The Italian makes the jump back to Superbikes after a race-winning turn on the Moto2 stage.

In an exclusive interview with Crash.net, World Superbike Championship front-runner Jonathan Rea discusses his frustrations with Ten Kate Honda midway through 2010 - and explains why right now, he wouldn't want to be anywhere else

Niccolo Canepa eyes a change of career path towards Superbikes after choosing a return to the Superstock series.

Max Biaggi proves he is still a world class rider with a dominant performance with Aprilia in 2010.

Having racked up several wins in the British Superbike Championship, Ellison gets his first full-time international gig since 2006.

Max Biaggi leads Thursday World Superbike testing at Aragon.

James Toseland confirmed at BMW for 2011 World Superbike season.

Toseland reflects on his return to the World Superbike arena in 2010 as he continues to make plans for the future.

Kawasaki will be well represented in the World Superbike classes next season as Go Eleven announces a switch from KTM with Superbikes on the cards.