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Kawasaki's Tom Sykes may face losing the third place in Monza;s second World Superbike race he got back on appeal after Aprilia lodged a further protest. BSN 13 minutes ago Email 0 Share 0 Tweet 0 Eurosport - Monza WSBK result taken to ...

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Fixi Crescent Suzuki's Leon Camier was happier with his performance in race two, where he finished seventh in the second World Superbike Championship race, compared to the ninth place finish in the first race at Monza this afternoon, after the rider ...

TOM SYKES shattered the Monza lap record as he powered to his third successive pole start ahead of today's Italian fourth round of World Superbikes. Tom Sykes is out in front again for the third consecutive race Im very happy with that. Now I have ...

Italy's ultra-fast Monza circuit turned round four of the WSBK championship into a record breaking slipstream duel while the support categories littered the field with broken bikes. Three red-flag incidents in the world Supersport race forced ...

Marco Melandri has shown he can't be counted out of this year's Superbike World Championship, posting a narrow win and a second in two thrilling races at the high-speed Monza circuit. Laverty and Melandri battle in Race 2 Source: Fabrizio Porrozzi / ...

The Superbike World Championship heads to some of motorsport's most hallowed ground this weekend for the high speed run through the trees at Monza. Fast ... horsepower is king at the high-speed Monza circuit. Source: Supplied The Superbike World ...

Sam lowes took the World Supersport Championship lead with his win at Monza. Yakhnich Yamaha Motorsport rider Sam Lowes delivered a stunning victory yesterday in a drama filled Monza World Supersport race punctuated by no less than three red flag ...

Eugene Laverty won Sunday's second World Superbike race at Monza after earlier finishing third in the opener. Aprilia rider Laverty came home ahead of race one winner Marco Melandri and now lies second in the championship after four rounds on 124 ...