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Seems to have been missed - I'll start a thread anyway. The good news is, Chaz should be back for Laguna. Felt for Torres in race although I think it was Melandri's day sealing the 100th Italian WSB victory accomplished on an Italian bike. Chaz aside, it's been a good few weeks for Ducati...

Leon Camier looking quick this weekend. Hoping for a Ducati 1-2. I miss Monza.

That was a nasty off. Chaz was pushing hard missing apexes - insane mid corner entry speed. Rea 47 points lead - five on the bounce. Good ride again Melandri.

Rea extends the lead from ten to fifteen over Chaz. Again, he mentions the perfect winter pre-season preparation. Remorselessly, rhythmically pounded out lap after lap. Like last year Chaz has so much confidence in that front end. Great last corner move from Sykes

Ominous. Rea is coming into this reporting a 'flawless' pre-season programme of preparation. It seems that whilst he has been busy optimising his ride, Sykesy has been busting a nut trying to emulate it and adopt a more fluid progressive braking style to suit the ZX10-RR. ...Meantime, Nicky...

Chaz has ridden impeccably since the summer break. Rider and bike both look so sorted and harmonious. Had race 2 in Lausitzring Race 2 avoided the Monsoon it would have been five in five. World Championship form. Looking forward to the new Blade SPII next year - in spite of what will be a...

Not a huge fan of this place, although it did possibly save Steve Martin's life when as a victim of that massive crash at Turn 1 on the FP1 in '05, took a blow to the kidneys. Had he not have had the accident a malignant tumour that was discovered by a later MRI may have gone undetected...

Feem. now discovered to be Film, seems elated to be out of Moto2 and into WSS.

Hard to conceive of a more satisfactory outcome!!!!! That's all.

Glad to see some of the young US talent getting a shot on the big stage. Hopefully, this will lead to bigger and better things. http://roadracingworld.com/news/article/?article=46820 http://roadracingworld.com/news/article/?article=46817

Glad to see some of the young US talent getting a shot on the big stage. Hopefully, this will lead to bigger and better things. http://roadracingworld.com/news/article/?article=46820 http://roadracingworld.com/news/article/?article=46817

Great to see Chaz where he deserves to be after some real flaky rides over the years. Emphatic win - making the break early and controlling his lead capitalising on the superior top end of that Yam. That Parkin Go Yamaha team have done a great job with those bikes in the absence of quality...

http://www.superbikeplanet.com/2010/Jun/100607a40.htm no word on his future.

Paola Cazzola will be the first female rider to enter a full World Supersport season, signing with the Kuja Racing team for 2010. Cazzola has dominated the women’s racing championship in her native Italy, winning titles in 2005, 2006 and 2007. In 2009, Cazzola competed against men in the R6...

And he was going to be riding the new Aprlia V4 next year in Superbike. I guess anything is better than DSB at this time http://superbikeplanet.com/2009/Sep/090915chaz.htm It does say just for 3 races, but i beleive its like a tryout for next year

http://www.crash.net/motorsport/motogp/new...iggy_honda.html

I don't see as a wise move, it's like losing a year compared to Sykes. What do you think?

Well .... me!...My boy Josh Hayes jumping into the deep end! Startin to come together boys

It will be great to see how Josh does against the WSS boys, hopefully he can compete with the front group and add to the action. Sounds like if he likes it and gets a deal he may be moving to WSS due to the current cluster that is next years AMA. "Parkalgar Honda has signed American Josh...

Why is Suzuki no longer present in World Supersport? Why did Alstare stop entering Suzukis in the smaller class? I read that Batta wants to enter four bikes in WSBK, I think it should be better to enter two bikes in WSBK and two WSS as they used to. Or Suzuki could for another team... Even...