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2011 World Superbike

Following a crash during private testing in Assen last month, BMW Motorrad Italia’s James Toseland injured his wrist, having surgical pins installed.

This week, the Brit had those pins removed, and is hoping to return to the 2011 World Superbike Championship aboard the BMW S1000RR in Monza, Italy, May 8.

2011 World Superbike

Following the opening round of the 2011 World Superbike Championship in Phillip Island, James Toseland injured his wrist after crashing in a private test session.

2011 World Superbike

During a private two-day World Superbike test for the BMW Motorrad Italy Team at Motorland Aragon last week, James Toseland high-sided his S1000RR, fracturing his wrist.

The injury will prevent Toseland from competing at Round 2 of the World Superbike Championship in Donington on March 27.

2011 World Superbike

Donington Park will host the second round of the 2011 World Superbike Championship in just over two weeks time. With everything still to play for, the six Brits on the grid are busy preparing for battle and hoping to impress in front of the home crowd on Sunday 27 March.

WSBK iPad & iPhone Apps

The Superbike World Championship can again be followed by all bike racing fans on the iPhone and, for the first time ever, on the iPad.

Come with us and follow the most exciting racing series on the planet, the Superbike World Championship, with the official SBK2011 App for the iPhone, the iPod Touch and, new for 2011 the iPad.

World Superbike

The first day of testing for the BMW Motorrad Italia Superbike Team occurred Friday ahead of the opening round of the 2011 Superbike World Championship to be held Sunday at Phillip Island circuit.

Toseland Wallpaper

In 2011, the BMW Motorrad Italy Superbike team will compete in the World Superbike Championship with motorcycle racers James Toseland and Ayrton Badovini abroad BMW S 1000 RR machines.

2011 World Superbike

The BMW Motorrad Italy Superbike team, with riders James Toseland and Ayrton Badovina, was unveiled in its 2011 WSBK livery at Autodromo di Monza on Monday.

The Italian team, which will make its debut in the World Superbike Championship, won the FIM Superstock 2010 Cup with Badovini at the controls.

WSBK DVD

The very first race of 2010 set the scene for one of the most thrilling seasons of World Superbike Championship racing ever, with drama all the way and the result decided by just 0.004 of second.

The 26-race WSBK season was packed with last-gasp victories, elbow-to-elbow racing, breathtaking passes, huge crashes and an edge-of-the-seat title battle.

Dorna and the FIM have confirmed the provisional list of riders and teams entered into the MotoGP World Championship for the 2010 season. No real surprises here but a few interesting and impactful changes can be spotted when compared to the 2009 MotoGP entry list.

Ben Spies, the 2009 SBK World Champion, joins the MotoGP ranks and will surely be a challenger. James Toseland has left the MotoGP series and will now be competing in the SBK series. Tony Elias has also stepped down but instead to the new Moto2 class.

Valentino Rossi has had two victories at the Ricardo Tormo circuit, in 2003 on a Honda and in 2004 riding a Yamaha. Valencia is one of only four circuits on this year’s calendar where Rossi has not had a win riding the 800cc bike; the others are Losail, Donington and Phillip Island. His third place finish last year is his only podium at Valencia in the last three years.

Valentino Rossi has finished on the podium eleven times in his twelve visits to Phillip Island across all three GP classes. The only race at Phillip Island that he did not finish in the top three was on his first visit riding a 125cc machine in 1997 when he finished sixth. In 1998 and 1999 he won the 250cc races and since then has had nine podiums in the premier-class including five victories, the last of which was in 2005.

The Yamaha World Superbike Team are proud to announce an all-British rider team for the 2010 season, with double World Superbike Champion James Toseland making a welcome return to the paddock. The popular 28-year-old recognised world wide as the UK’s number 1 rider has taken the opportunity to stay in the Yamaha family replacing Spies and moving across from the Yamaha Tech 3 MotoGP satellite team. Toseland enjoyed a strong rookie season in MotoGP in 2008 and has been a regular protagonist in the mid pack battles over the two years.

The Monster Yamaha Tech 3 Team is delighted to announce it will field Colin Edwards and Ben Spies in an all-American line-up for the 2010 MotoGP world championship.

Edwards has agreed a new one-year contract after the Texan produced the best form of his MotoGP career during 2009, including a stunning second place in the British MotoGP at Donington Park.

The 35-year-old has featured in the top seven in ten out of 13 races so far and he’s still firmly in contention for a top five world championship placing.