Lowes Lost For Words After Disastrous Start
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Voltcom Crescent Suzuki endured a miserable start to 2015 with Alex Lowes struck by a series of technical problems
Chaz Davies had reason to feel optimistic for the season ahead after a double podium in Australia while Troy Bayliss had a mixed afternoon
Jonathan Rea surpassed his own expectations with a victory and a second place finish in today’s World Superbike races at Phillip Island
Michael van der Mark underlined his potential with a superb World Superbike debut at Phillip Island on Sunday
Sylvain Guintoli was content with his points return from the opening weekend of the World Superbike season having suffered through illness on race day
Leon Haslam and Jonathan Rea share the World Superbike Championship lead after a victory apiece at Phillip Island
Full results from WSBK Race Two at Phillip Island
Leon Haslam ended a near-five year victory drought after beating Jonathan Rea in a race two photo finish at Phillip Island
Full Results from WSBK Race One at Phillip Island
Jonathan Rea made the perfect start to life at Kawasaki with victory in a thrilling first race at Phillip Island
Alex Lowes was unable to deliver on his practice promise after a red flag in Superpole but the Suzuki rider admitted to struggling in the warm conditions
Tom Sykes was left as bemused as anyone with the decision not to restart Superpole 2 after qualifying down in eighth
Chaz Davies was pleased with a front row start at Phillip Island but the timing of the red flags saw him agonisingly miss out on pole position
Michael van der Mark owed a little good fortune to his fourth place result in Superpole but the Dutch rookie certainly wasn’t complaining
Jonathan Rea has taken pole position for the opening races of the 2015 World Superbike season in strange circumstances at Phillip Island
Alex Lowes continued to dominate the World Superbike running at Phillip Island but is remaining cautious ahead of tomorrow’s Superpole session
Troy Bayliss’ return to World Superbikes was hampered by technical problems but the three-time champion is happy with the progress made on Friday
