WSBK 2015: Championship Standings after Sepang
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Jonathan Rea is six points away from the World Superbike title after round ten of the season at Sepang
Chaz Davies ensured the World Superbike title fight will continue on to Jerez after winning the second race at Sepang
Jonathan Rea is potentially one race away from the World Superbike title after winning race one at Sepang
Tom Sykes has claimed his 28th career pole in World Superbikes in fine style at Sepang on Saturday
Jonathan Rea is potentially two races away from clinching the 2015 World Superbike title after a double podium at Laguna Seca
Chaz Davies completed a perfect weekend for himself and Ducati by winning the second race at Laguna Seca
Chaz Davies carried his qualifying dominance into race one at Laguna Seca, claiming his second win of the season
Chaz Davies will start from pole for the first time in his World Superbike career after topping Superpole at Laguna Seca
Jonathan Rea is closing in on the 2015 World Superbike Championship after taking 45 points from a possible 50 at Misano
Jonathan Rea notched his eleventh win of the 2015 World Superbike season as Kawasaki continued to dominate at Misano
Tom Sykes extended Kawasaki’s winning streak with a lights-to-flag victory in race one at Misano
Tom Sykes claimed yet another World Superbike pole position although his Misano success came via an unconventional route
Max Biaggi announced his return to World Superbikes in some style by setting the pace in Friday practice at Misano
Alex Lowes is hoping for an end to Suzuki’s recent problems at Misano, a circuit he struggled at last season
Michael van der Mark and Sylvain Guintoli both expect to be competing much closer to the front at Misano this weekend
After luck deserted him in Portugal, Tom Sykes is hoping for a change in fortunes at Misano this weekend
Luca Scassa believes he is ready for the challenge as he prepares to ride a third Aruba.it Ducati in this weekend’s World Superbike round at Misano
