A Superbike and/or Motorcyclesport fan? Like the speed and the action of roadracing? You'll love SBK Superbike Manager!

SBK Superbike Manager takes roadracing to the next level. SBK Manager is a online fantasy World Superbike team management game. Now you can test your knowledge of SBK. SBK Manager gives you the chance to become a manager of your own SBK racing team.

SBK news

SBK news from Crash.Net, the world's best motorsport portal. English only.

Crutchlow sets fierce pace at Silverstone

The British riders continue to lead the way at Silverstone with Crutchlow comfortably ahead of Rea, but the times are much tighter just behind after Q1.

Silverstone - Qualifying times (1)

The British riders continue to lead the way at Silverstone with Crutchlow comfortably ahead of Rea, but the times are much tighter just behind after Q1.

Kawasaki targeting Haga for 2011?

The traditional 'silly season' begins in earnest as Kawasaki makes its move to get Noriyuki Haga in the team for the 2011 World Superbike Championship.

WSS: Laverty edges Rea for provisional pole

Eugene Laverty holds Gino Rea at bay following Q1 at Silverstone.

WSS: Silverstone - Qualifying times (1)

Full qualifying times (1) for the tenth round of the World Supersport Championship at Silverstone, Great Britain.

Rea fronts British 1-2-3-4 in Silverstone FP1

Jonathan Rea tops first free practice at Silverstone, ahead of Toseland, Haslam and Crutchlow; Biaggi can only manage 18th fastest.

Silverstone - Free practice times (1)

Jonathan Rea leads a British 1-2-3-4 during FP1 at Silverstone, ahead of Toseland, Haslam and Crutchlow. Byrne, Sykes and Camier inside top ten too, while Biaggi is only 18th.

WSS: Laverty paces FP1 at Silverstone

Eugene Laverty tops FP1 at Silverstone, while the two CAME Yamaha wild-cards break into the top five.

WSS: Silverstone - Free practice times (1)

Full free practice times (1) for the tenth round of the World Supersport Championship at Silverstone, Great Britain.

WSS: Aitchison returns with Kuja Honda

Mark Aitchison joins up with Kuja Honda for his World Supersport comeback event.

Next SBK Race:

Phillip Island

Sunday, March 05, 2006

Phillip Island

Australia

Results: Qatar

Position	Name	Points
1	Troy Bayliss	410
2	James Toseland	395
3	Troy Corser	392
4	Andrew Pitt	354
5	Alex Barros	264
6	Michel Fabrizio	258
7	Noriyuki Haga	200
8	Roberto Rolfo	190
9	Karl Muggeridge	182
10	Lorenzo Lanzi	173
11	Norick Abe	150
12	Marco Borciani	149
13	Ruben Xaus	124
14	Pierfrancesco Chili	116
15	Sebastien Gimbert	95
16	Max Neukirchner	85
17	Steve Martin	79
18	Fonsi Nieto	78
19	Shinichi Nakatomi	69
20	Regis Laconi	64
21	Chris Walker	52
22	Franco Battaini	45
23	Vittorio Iannuzzo	33
24	Yukio Kagayama	29
25	Ivan Clementi	27
26	Lucio Pedercini	22
27	Fabien Foret	1
28	Craig Jones	0

SBK Riders

James Toseland, Norrick Abe, Mauro Sanchini, Pierfrancesco Chili, Ivan Clementi, Chris Walker, Fonsi Nieto, Troy Corser, Lorenzo Alfonsi, Miguel Praia, Lucio Pedercini, Marco Borciani, Ivan Silva Alberola, Jiri Mrkyvka, Garry McCoy, Alessio Velini, Jose Luis Cardoso, Karl Muggeridge, Sébastien Gimbert, Noriyuki Haga, Gianluca Vizziello, Regis Laconi, Lorenzo Lanzi, Yukio Kagayama, Max Neukirchner, Chris Vermeulen, Andrew Pitt, Talal Al Nauami, Steve Martin, Ben Bostrom, Giovanni Bussei.

SBK Teams

Team Ducati XeroX, Yamaha France, Team PSG-1 Corse, Klaffi Honda, Kawasaki Bertocchi, Ducati SC Caracchi, Alstare Suzuki Corona, D.F.X. Treme, DFXtreme Sterilgarda, Team Pedercini, La Glisse, SBK Team JM, Foggy Petronas Racing, Ten Kate Honda, Yamaha Italia, Team Lorenzini, Renegade Koji Ducati.