WorldSBK continues to shiver in Alvaro Bautista and Ducati’s presence but the chilly conditions at Assen last weekend also helped keep the field in a deep freeze. Graeme Brown’s fingers have thawed for a Blog from the Netherlands as Superbike stays red
After many years of tinkering with the technical regulations and formats, the WorldSBK championship has finally got the close racing it has been looking for. It’s just a shame it’s for second place.
WorldSBK turned red with Alvaro Bautista’s emphatic debut at Phillip Island but there were other talking points. Graeme was at the fences and in the paddock in Australia
GeeBee’s thoughts and opinions from a 2018 WorldSBK year and for a contest that is less than two full months away from starting again in earnest
EICMA & Aragon: WorldSBK hurried into 2019 before a wheel had even turned at Valencia for MotoGP. Graeme was at Motorland and Blogs on what he saw and what he thinks as next year’s championship takes the first congealing steps to solidification
Is WorldSBK that predictable in the greater scheme of motorcycle racing? And who might be going where in the great Superbike paddock shuffle. Graeme has the word
Two rounds down of WorldSBK 2018 and some more curious scenes from Thailand. Catch-up with Graeme Brown and his thoughts from Buriram in his latest Blog
