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Toseland: I can be champion again!
In an engaging interview with our special correspondent Leandra Graves, Sterilgarda Yamaha star and MotoGP refugee James Toseland insists he can still be World Superbike Champion for a third time in 2010

Homegrown trio to compete in Kyalami WSBK round
A trio of homegrown talents will take to the track at Kyalami this weekend - with Sheridan Morais set to compete in the South African round of the 2010 World Superbike Championship, and compatriots Lance Isaacs and Ronan Quarmby in World Supersport
Haslam: The goal has to be to beat Biaggi!
Having seen chief title rival Max Biaggi close to within just three points of him in the standings last time out at Monza, Alstare Suzuki star Leon Haslam knows he needs to re-establish his 2010 World Superbike Championship supremacy at Kyalami this weekend

Morais confirmed to ride Aprilia at Kyalami
Sheridan Morais will return to World Superbike competition at Kyalami, but this time he will be riding a factory-spec Aprilia entered Emtek Racing

Althea boss slams Ducati disadvantage
The Althea team manager is unhappy at the speed differential between his Ducatis and the competition following a tough weekend in Italy.

DFX Ducati to skip Kyalami, Miller
The World Superbike grid takes another blow as DFX Corse confirm it will miss the next two races.

PICS: Toseland hospitalised after fall
The race one podium winner suffers 'light concussion' following his fall at the start of race two; Jonathan Rea sprains his ankle

Corser hails landmark first BMW podium
BMW's rapid rate of improvement sees Troy Corser secure its maiden podium at Monza and move just four points shy of his overall tally from 2009

Fabrizio moves in front after Q2
The Italian targets his first World Superbike pole position of the season as he moves in front heading to Superpole.

Relive the classic 1992 WSBK season for less!
Relive the 1992 World Superbike Championship with the official DVD review from Duke - and get 35 per cent off with Crash!
Parkes revved up for Assen WSBK return
Having been forced to sit out the opening three rounds of the 2010 World Superbike Championship due to injury, Broc Parkes is readying himself to return to the fray with Echo-CRS at Assen in the Netherlands next weekend

Fogarty returns to WSBK
OFFICIAL: Carl Fogarty confirmed as guest pundit for British Eurosport WSB studio.

Fabrizio looks ahead after 'weekend to forget'
Three finishes from six starts means the Ducati rider is classified eighth in the overall standings

Second Valencia race halted
An incident involving Simon Andrews and Vittorio Iannuzzo stops the second World Superbike race of the day in Spain
Resch back for Valencia - and ready for a 'good workout'
Confident that he has recovered sufficiently from the broken collarbone he suffered at Phillip Island back in February, Roland Resch is preparing to return to the World Superbike Championship fray with Team Reitwagen BMW in Valencia this weekend

Aprilia gear-driven camshaft to be allowed
Aprilia will debut its gear-driven camshaft in the USA after the SBK Commission confirmed its legality

Vermeulen ruled out of Valencia
Chris Vermeulen reveals that he will miss the Valencia World Superbike rounds due to ongoing knee problems
Crutchlow: I never meant to appear arrogant
In an open and honest interview, Cal Crutchlow reveals that he has 'massive respect' for Yamaha World Superbike Championship team-mate James Toseland, and doesn't want to be perceived as 'arrogant and big-headed'

Crutchlow: The lap wasn't really a surprise
The Briton gives Yamaha's fortunes a boost after a difficult start to the season in Australia

Tamada joins Reitwagen BMW for Portimao
The Japanese rider is released from his Pro Ride Honda contract for one round only

Portimao to air in HD
Portimao round of the World Superbike Championship to air in high definition on Eurosport

Kyalami to leave WSBK calendar
Kyalami is to drop off the World Superbike calendar once again, after the circuit's contract was bought out by the Gauteng provincial government.

Camier swaps 'crash for cash' in charity auction
Aprilia World Superbike rider Leon Camier has put the screen he damaged during his Phillip Island qualifying crash (pictured) up for auction, with all proceeds going to Sport Relief.

'Encouraged' Pitt scores on Reitwagen debut
Andrew Pitt gets World Superbike newcomers Reitwagen BMW off the mark with a pair of 15th place finishes at Phillip Island