SBK 2012: Championship Standings After Brno
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Max Biaggi continues to lead the Superbike World Championship but now with a reduced advantage over Marco Melandri
Marco Melandri has more than halved Max Biaggi’s championship lead after winning both World Superbike races at Brno
Tom Sykes remains virtually unbeatable in the Superpole session as the Kawasaki rider took his seventh pole position from nine attempts this year
Max Biaggi leaves Aragon with a commanding 48 point lead in the championship after a win and a fourth in Spain
Marco Melandri triumphed in a thrilling second race at Aragon which saw four riders battling for victory on the final lap
Max Biaggi tightened his grip on the 2012 Superbike World Championship after winning a race-long battle for victory with Marco Melandri in the opening race at Assen
Tom Sykes took his sixth Superpole victory from eight attempts after another astonishing performance at Aragon this afternoon
Max Biaggi has increased his championship lead to 38.5 points after his double success at Misano
Max Biaggi completely dominated the second race of the day at Misano to extend his World Superbike Championship lead
Max Biaggi broke away from the Althea Ducatis of Carlos Checa and Davide Giugliano to win an entertaining first race at Misano
Tom Sykes stormed to his fifth pole position in seven rounds in the 2012 Superbike World Championship as many of his title rivals were caught out by a rapidly drying track
With six rounds complete in 2012, just 30 points separate five different riders from five different manufacturers in the championship standings
Marco Melandri outdragged Jonathan Rea on the final lap to take victory in the second World Superbike race of the day which finished two hours after it had initially started
Carlos Checa took his first victory in six races after a commanding performance in the opening World Superbike race of Memorial Day at Miller Motorsport Park
Jakub Smrz will be the surprise polesitter for tomorrow’s World Superbike races at Miller Motorsports Park after a stunning late effort in Superpole
John Hopkins will make his return from injury at this weekend’s World Superbike meeting at Miller Motorsport Park in Salt Lake City
Honda’s Jonathan Rea says he is going to stick to the winning formula which proved so successful at Donington Park in this weekend’s World Superbike meeting in Salt Lake City
