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Bayliss just beats Toseland to race two win.
James Toseland was denied a double victory in Assen by Troy Bayliss who beat him by just 0.009secs at the fifth round of the Corona Extra Superbike World Championship.

Charpentier: Title not over.
Reigning double World Supersport champion Sebastien Charpentier may have failed to score points in one of the first four rounds, but the Frenchman isn't surrendering all hope of a third consecutive title just yet.

Ekerold: I would hope we can win - EXCLUSIVE.
Reve Ekerold Honda team principal, Gary Ekerold, has warned that questions will have to be asked if the team doesn't start repeating its Donington Park top five.

Front row for cross Corser.
Troy Corser took an unsatisfying front row grid position during a wet Superpole at Valencia on Saturday, in which he lacked feel from his Yamaha Italia R1.

Bayliss back after `mafia punishment`!
Reigning double World Superbike champion Troy Bayliss will return to action this weekend at Valencia, despite suffering painful 'mafia punishment' type injuries last time out at Donington Park.

Ouch!
These x-rays show the latest metalwork inserted into the fractured collarbones of Yamaha World Supersport team-mates Broc Parkes (top and middle pictures) and Kevin Curtain after both were injured, at the same corner, during Friday free practice at Donington Park two weeks ago.

Biaggi `optimistic`, Kagayama in doubt.
Max Biaggi will return to the scene of his final MotoGP race this weekend at Valencia, where the Roman can realistically aim to take the 2007 World Superbike championship lead.

Bayliss back home, without little finger.
Reigning double World Superbike champion Troy Bayliss has returned to his Monte Carlo home following an operation on his injured hand, which resulted in the removal of the top two bones of his right little finger.

PICTURE: KR swing-arms on WSBK Hondas.
Both the factory-backed Hannspree Ten Kate Honda team and privateer outfit Alto Evolution are now running Team KR built swing-arms on their CBR1000RRs.

PICTURES: Legends at Donington.
World Superbike wound back the clock for its 20th anniversary celebrations last weekend at Donington Park, when a line-up of legends took part in parade around the Leicestershire circuit.
Toseland wins, Bayliss down and out.
James Toseland took a dominant race one win at round three of the Corona Extra Superbike World Championship at Donington Park in the UK.
Bayliss out of race two.
Troy Bayliss suffered a vicious high side at Coppice corner just five laps into race one at Donington Park. The reigning Champion was leading the race at the time of the crash; unfortunately due to his injuries he will not take part in race two.

Foggy: It`s the best circuit in the country.
Former four-times world champion Carl Fogarty, the most successful rider in WSBK history, has told the 2007 field to expect a challenging treat when the series returns to Donington Park this weekend.

Donington WSBK milestones.
This weekend sees World Superbikes return to Donington Park for the first time since 2001 - and 20-years after the circuit hosted the first ever WSBK event, in 1988. Here are some Donington Park milestones between those two dates...
Alstare hope history will repeat at Donington.
The last time the Superbike World Championship was at Donington Park it was a tremendous occasion for Team Alstare Suzuki. That was back in 2001, when Italian Pierfrancesco Chili took runner-up spot in the first race and then followed it up with a sensational win in the second.
Toseland ready to rock Donington on home return.
by Russell Atkins World Superbike Championship pace-setter James Toseland may be a leading light on the race track, but he is also a man of hidden talents, as his role within rock band Crash goes to show.

Pedercini sign Morelli.
Team Pedercini has signed young Italian Luca Morelli to ride a second Ducati 999RS alongside Dean Ellison for the rest of the 2007 World Superbike season.
Toseland talks to Crash.Net - RADIO EXCLUSIVE.
If James Toseland's performance at Donington Park at the end of the month comes even close to matching what he produced during a live gig in London last week, his rivals ought to be very worried indeed.
Toseland takes his first win at Phillip Island.
James Toseland fended off tough competition from Troy Bayliss to secure his first win at Phillip Island and secure his championship lead at the second round of the Corona Extra Superbike World Championship.
WSS: First win for Foret and Kawasaki.
Fabien Foret took an emotional race win at Phillip Island for his Gil Kawasaki team at round two of the Supersport World Championship.
Yukio out of race but no broken bones.
Team Alstare Suzuki Corona Extra rider Yukio Kagayama will miss tomorrow's races at Phillip Island due to doctor's orders.

Biaggi takes `dream start` to Phillip Island.
Following his 'dream' World Superbike race debut last weekend in Qatar, when he finished first and second, former MotoGP star Max Biaggi is fired up for this weekend's Phillip Island round - but expects the competition to be tougher.
Strong but tough debut for Alto Evolution.
The Australian pairing of Josh Brookes and Karl Muggeridge experienced a difficult start to their season with new team Alto Evolution Honda, but they both left Qatar with points secured during the second race at the desert track.

Preview - Phillip Island.
After a dramatic and unpredictable start to World Superbike racing's 20th year of all out action, no one could have predicted the out come at Losail a few days ago, now it's the turn of Phillip Island to form the backdrop to what will hopefully be just as momentous a weekend.