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'I asked Katie to marry me and she said yes! As you can imagine, I am a very happy man right now' - James Toseland

The 2001 and 2008 World Supersport Champion has struggled with a shoulder injury since 2010.

Alex Lowes to replace injured Jonathan Rea at Ten Kate Honda for Brno World Superbike round.

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

The Northern Irishman plots a 2011 World Superbike title challenge with the team he first joined in 2008.

Ten Kate Honda's struggling WSBK star Max Neukirchner gave his confidence a welcome boost by returning to the winner's rostrum in the IDM German Superbike championship round at Assen at the weekend.

Max Neukirchner's 2010 World Superbike season goes from bad to worse as two accidents prevent him from finishing either race at Brno.

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

Former World Supersport champion Kenan Sofuoglu was something of a frustrated spectator during the Portimao test, after his fractured ankle prevented him from taking to the track. The Turkish star suffered the ankle injury during a motocross training accident earlier this month.

2007 World Supersport champion Kenan Sofuoglu has broken his left ankle in a motocross training accident in his home country of Turkey.

After spending his first two World Superbike seasons with Ten Kate Honda, Carlos Checa will switch to Ducati for 2010 - with the Althea team. Checa, who last raced for Ducati in MotoGP in 2005, won two races on his way to fourth overall in his rookie 2008 WSBK season.

Despite securing a provisional front row slot for the latest round of the World Superbike Championship at Misano, Jonathan Rea admits he isn't yet happy with the performance of his Ten Kate Honda.

A week after being struck by an errant bird at Monza, Noriyuki Haga clinched a double victory in round six of the World Superbike Championship at Kyalami, fending off Xerox Ducati team-mate Michel Fabrizio on the final lap to ensure that he leaves South Africa as he arrived - the only Kyalami win

Jonathan Rea has set his sights on a maiden World Superbike podium when the series returns to Europe for the third round of the season in Valencia, Spain.

Having already spoken out to answer his critics [see separate story - click here ], Cal Crutchlow has re-affirmed his commitment to giving '100 per cent' out on-track in the Wor

The entry list for the 2009 World Supersport Championship has been unveiled by the FIM, with 30 riders set to take to the starting grid for the first round in Australia.

Carlos Checa embarked on a new chapter in his career in 2008 after bidding farewell to MotoGP in favour of a top line ride in the World Superbike Championship with Ten Kate Honda.

1. Andrew Pitt AUS Hannspree Ten Kate Honda CBR600RR 37mins 57.929secs 2. Barry Veneman NED RES Software Hoegee Suzuki GSX-R600 +1.250secs 3. Joshua Brookes AUS Hannspree Stiggy Motors Honda CBR600RR +1.514secssecs

1. Ryuichi Kiyonari JPN Hannspree Ten Kate Honda CBR1000RR 23 laps 2. Cal Crutchlow GBR HM Plant Honda CBR1000RR +2.261secs 3. Troy Corser AUS Yamaha Motor Italia YZF-R1 +9.727secs

Ryuichi Kiyonari kept his cool in terrible weather conditions to claim victory in the second World Superbike race of the weekend at Donington Park.

The Brands Hatch World Supersport race has been called with seven laps remaining after Craig Jones suffered a horrific accident whilst disputing the lead of his home race.

1. Andrew Pitt AUS Hannspree Ten Kate Honda CBR600RR 38mins 26.584secs 2. Joshua Brookes AUS Hannspree Stiggy Motors Honda CBR600RR +0.387 secs 3. Broc Parkes AUS Yamaha World Supersport YZF-R6 +1.379secs

It's a logistical headache of almost military proportions, but keeping a 45-strong world championship motorcycle racing team on the march is a task that has to be completed in order to maximise the team's chances of success.

Arguably the greatest global production-based racing success of recent years has been enjoyed by the Ten Kate Honda team, as they propelled first Fabien Foret and then Chris Vermeulen to World Supersport Championship wins, in 2002 and 2003 respectively, before successfully branching out to the Wo