Rea Repays Ten Kate Honda With Race Two Victory
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Jonathan Rea was delighted to give his Honda team something to celebrate at their home event by winning the second race at Assen on Sunday
Davide Giugliano pipped teammate Carlos Checa at the final corner of race one at Assen to claim his maiden SBK podium finish at the seventh attempt
Despite failing to finish on the podium at Assen, Max Biaggi has regained the championship lead from Carlos Checa
Jonathan Rea was pleased to secure second place on the grid for tomorrow’s World Superbike races at Assen despite struggling with his Honda in Superpole
Carlos Checa admits he has no idea what to expect from tomorrow’s World Superbike races at Assen after qualifying fifth today
Tom Sykes kept up his unbeaten qualifying record in 2012 after dominating a rain-affected Superpole session at Assen
Honda World Superbike riders Jonathan Rea and Hiroshi Aoyama both have reasons to be cheerful ahead of this weekend’s meeting at Assen
Carlos Checa believes it is important he leaves Assen with as many points as possible with one of Althea Racing’s toughest tracks looming on the horizon
Team Pedercini are optimistic that gains made at Imola will move them closer to the front of the field this weekend
Tom Sykes will be Kawasaki’s sole factory rider for this weekend’s World Superbike meeting at Assen as Joan Lascorz recovers from the horrendous accident sustained in testing
Carlos Checa leads the 2012 Superbike World Championship standings after a third straight victory at Imola
Carlos Checa took his victory tally at Imola to five with another classy display in the second race of the day
Carlos Checa produced a carbon copy of his race one victory to complete a double at Imola
Carlos Checa closed the gap on championship leader Max Biaggi with a superbly taken victory in race one at Imola
Tom Sykes expects both World Superbike races at Imola to be closely contested despite storming to pole position by half a second today
Carlos Checa has congratulated Tom Sykes on his stunning Superpole performance and admits that there was no way he could’ve beaten him today
Jonathan Rea admitted he was fortunate to escape without injury after a dramatic accident in Superpole at Imola
