BSB: MotorSport Vision reveal sweeping changes for the 2010 BSB season
British Superbikes to make radical rule changes for the 2010 season “The MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship, promoted by MotorSport Vision, is the most successful motor sport championship in the UK, attracting bigger crowds and TV audiences than any other national series. During 2009, 368,000 people attended BSB events across the country... [Continue reading...]
BSB: 2010 British Superbike Calendar Confirmed
2010 BSB Schedule announced by MSV The 2010 MCE British Superbike Championship calendar has been announced with only a handful of date alterations over this year’s schedule. With the 2009 season concluding over the weekend at Oulton Park, the schedule will still comprise of 12 events and 26 races, including two triple-headers, again at Brands... [Continue reading...]
British 125GP: Team Repli-cast UK Announce Their 2010 Plans
A BIG THANK YOU FROM ALL AT TEAM REPLI-CAST UK Well the season is already over and we would all just like to say a big “Thank You” to everyone that made this season happen and with your help we have defiantly made our mark at the front of the best domestic race series held in the world. We have had our ups and downs throughout this year like most... [Continue reading...]
BSB: Kagayama Moves To British Superbikes For 2010
Kagayama takes Guintoli’s seat at Worx Crescent Suzuki Suzuki GB and the Crescent British Superbike Team have today confirmed an agreement that will see Yukio Kagayama rejoin the team to race the 2010 British Superbike Championship and current Worx Suzuki rider Sylvain Guintoli move to the Alstare Suzuki World Superbike team. Guintoli, who recently... [Continue reading...]
BSB: Guintoli Takes Top 5 Places At Oulton Park
Guintoli’s form begins to retuurn at Oulton Sylvain Guintoli rode to two fighting-fifth placed finishes today at the final round of the British Superbike Championship at Oulton Park in Cheshire. Added to his fifth from yesterday, the Worx Crescent Suzuki rider amassed enough points from the weekend to lift himself from 11th to eighth in the final... [Continue reading...]
British 125GP: Team Repli-Cast UK Silverstone Race Report
Team Repli-Cast UK experience the highs and lows of racing Round11 of the Relentless 125 British Championship saw Sam Hornsey #94 join the team as part of the build up to his full time ride in 2010. Sam was riding his new bike at a track he had never rode before. Sam was told to just use the meeting to get used to the bike and the track and to have... [Continue reading...]
BSB: Camier Is The New 2009 British Superbike Champion
Leon Camier wins BSB Championship with one round to go Airwaves Yamaha completed a perfect weekend at Silverstone today. Leon Camier won a dramatic Race One ahead of his teammate James Ellison, to secure the coveted British Superbike crown. The positions then reversed as James Ellison scored a sensational victory in Race Two. At the start of Race One,... [Continue reading...]
BSB: Seventh And Eighth For Guintoli At Silverstone
Guintoli continues to regain his form at Silverstone BSB Sylvain Guintoli finished today’s BSB races at Silverstone with 7th and 8th place results. The Worx Crescent Suzuki star made a terrific start to the day with fourth fastest time in this morning’s warm-up, but in the races, despite respectable lap times, Guintoli struggled to make... [Continue reading...]
British 125GP: Team Repli-Cast Sign Ian Lougher For Last Two BSB Rounds
Repli-Cast UK Racing Team field Lougher and Hornsey for Silverstone and Oulton This weekend sees the Repli-Cast UK Racing Team racing at Silverstone, in the penultimate round of the Relentless 125GP British Championship. Ian Lougher will be joining the team for the last 2 rounds of the championship. Ian is well known in the paddock, and has several... [Continue reading...]
British 125GP: Robbie Stewart Breaks His Back In Freak Accident At Croft
Team Repli-Cast UK suffer the highs and lows of racing at Croft We wish to let you all know that whilst leading the 125 GP British Championship at Croft with only 1 lap left to go, Robbie Stewart low sided whilst trying to defend his line at over 130 mph. He slid head first into the tyre wall and suffered pain in his neck, following this, we had him... [Continue reading...]