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Blog: BSB’s open dialogue ensures a bright future

Gary Pinchin, 23 September 2009 10:41

By now I’m guessing you’ll have read about the new BSB Evo class that’s going to be introduced next year. Personally, I think it’s the only way forward for superbike racing in the current economic climate – standard engines, a control ecu and superbike chassis – plus a one bike per rider rule. Not only will it slash costs it ...

BSB Blog: The silly season starts here

Gary Pinchin, 02 September 2009 16:56

Naturally the chat in the cramped Cadwell pit lane during the Bank Holiday MCE British Superbike championship round was all about GSE Racing and last week’s announcement that Airwaves would not be backing them in 2010. There wasn’t a lot of substance but plenty of supposition, the biggest one being, ‘what if GSE don’t find a backer to replace Airwaves?’ ...

BSB Blog: Hey, give Tommy Hill a break

Gary Pinchin, 14 July 2009 16:47

I’ve got to say I’m a bit surprised at the amount of negativity around the web forums towards Tommy Hill getting the Worx Suzuki for Mallory BSB this weekend.I don’t really understand it. On one hand you get people complaining that the top rides should be given to the younger riders, then when a 24-year-old gets picked, it causes a ...

BSB blog: Not over ‘till it’s over

Gary Pinchin, 06 July 2009 12:53

What’s that American cliché for not counting your chickens too quickly? It’s not over ‘till it’s over? Well it could be over a lot sooner than Leon Camier’s rivals think unless they come up with a new game plan to take the races to the Airwaves Yamaha star. Neither Camier nor the Airwaves Yamaha team are the sort of people ...

Michael Rutter blog: Two fifths but I should have done better

Michael Rutter, 01 June 2009 13:53

The Worx Suzuki I rode at Thruxton was brilliant. Two fifth places was okay but I just wish I could have done better. Everyone in the team was happy with the results but I should have exploited the traction control system more early in the races and pushed a little harder when the tyres were good. Once the initial grip ...

Rutter Blog: “The Worx Suzuki can be front row. But can I?”

Michael Rutter, 01 June 2009 11:03

I’ve had a great time at Thruxton today on the Wrox Suzuki. It’s different to what I’ve been used to riding but we were sixth in the first session and eight in the second and I’m confident there’s much more to come. We ran fourth for ages but stuck to the same hard-compound tyre so we could try lots of ...

Michael Rutter Blog: “Front row is just brilliant”

Michael Rutter, 31 May 2009 10:00

It’s been another amazing day. From the start of the meeting here at Thruxton I was running the settings that the team and Guintoli had been using and the bike has been bloody good. All I’ve done different is to put some weight on the back and the only other thing has been giving it a few clicks on the ...

Micahel Rutter blog: “The Worx Suzuki can be front row. But can I?”

Michael Rutter, 29 May 2009 18:00

I’m having a great time at Thruxton on the Wrox Suzuki. It’s different to what I’ve been used to riding but we were sixth in the first session and eight in the second and I’m confident there’s much more to come. We ran fourth for ages but stuck to the same hard-compound tyre so we could try lots of different ...

BSB Blog: Will Harris ever win in BSB?

Michael Guy, 05 May 2009 17:05

Oulton Park went down as Karl Harris’ best ever BSB race weekend. The 29-year-old Hydrex Honda rider has never lacked raw speed or determination but despite this is yet to win a BSB race from 111 starts. His two second places behind the impressive Leon Camier looked both assured and controlled, something that he has lacked in the past. Instead ...

BSB blog:The battle of the BSB Yamahas

Gary Pinchin, 23 March 2009 15:58

I’m not surprised that GSE racing issued a press statement, saying they’ve ‘postponed’ their planned testing schedule in Europe. Things have been very quiet on the Airwaves Yamaha front this winter but, from what I heard last week, their GSE Racing technicians were finally in Italy, building bikes. Get all the latest BSB news I’d heard there had been delays ...