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WorldSBK: A ‘Stratospheric talent’ and a rider that liked to ‘party’, but who is Davide Tardozzi referring to?
All WorldSBK champions with Ducati, Davide Tardozzi has called one rider from a list that includes Carl Fogarty, Troy Bayliss, Troy Corser and James Toseland a ‘stratospgeric talent’, but who is he referring to?
WorldSBK: Jonathan Rea: #1 plate raises ‘expectations, there’s no hiding anymore, you’re the guy’
Jonathan Rea believes Alvaro Bautista will face a different type of challenge in 2023 as the reigning WorldSBK champion, which the Kawasaki rider knows all about after successfully defending his title in 2016.
WorldSBK: Troy Corser: ‘Difficult to see’ where Remy Gardner will finish, ‘learnt a lot in MotoGP’
Troy Corser believes Remy Gardner can be a big success in WorldSBK after learning ‘a lot in MotoGP’, however, the former world champion believes Superbikes are ‘probably’ harder to ride than MotoGP machines.
Most noteworthy stats and accomplishments from the 2021 WorldSBK season
Here’s a look at the most noteworthy stats and achievements from a thrilling 2021 WorldSBK championship.
Tragic loss of Hayden from WorldSBK family who shows strength of solidarity
The World Superbike championship mourned the tragic loss of Nicky Hayden with compassion and solidarity in its community
Troy Corser: Career profile
Troy Corser made his World Superbike debut in 1994, beginning a career that would span to the end of the 2011 season.
Troy Corser confirms retirement
The Australian has been a stalwart of the WSBK grid since 1994, but will now hang up his leathers after Portimao.
Corser: BMW are taking small steps
The former champion explains BMW's approach to improving the S1000RR as the bike continues to make small strides towards the front of the World Superbike field.
BMW - WSBK 2011 Preview
The start of the 2011 World Superbike and Supersport season is just days away, so Crash.net weighs up the contenders manufacturer-by-manufacturer.
Corser hit by brake problems.
Brake problems in both World Superbike races were at fault for Troy Corser being unable to continue BMW's recent progress at Imola, the Australian even being forced to retire during the second encounter for safety reasons.
Q&A: Troy Bayliss
Troy Bayliss, after his wins at Valencia at the start to the World Superbike championship, is looking good as he heads to his home race at Philip Island.
Q&A: Troy Corser.
Troy Corser will be riding for Carl Fogarty's new World Superbike team in 2002. He tells us a bit about how the team is fitting together and what he gets up to in his spare time. Q: Are you happy with your deal with Carl Fogarty?