There have been some major shake ups on the WorldSBK grid for 2019, leaving some big-name riders without a ride. Today, one of those big names found a home.
The Go Eleven Team announced they had signed Eugene Laverty to race a Ducati Panigale V4 R in the WorldSBK championship for the 2019 season.
“I’m delighted to join Team Go Eleven to ride the new Ducati Panigale V4 R in 2019! The past five weeks has been a stressful period so it’s great to secure a competitive seat in the end,” said Laverty.
PJ Jacobsen’s Triple M Honda CBR1000RR SP2 WorldSBK-spec race bike is for sale. It is the ultimate stocking stuffer.
The FIM has announced the provisional WorldSBK calendar for the 2019 season. The calendar as it stands has 13 rounds, 12 of which have been confirmed.
The WorldSBK rider silly season is almost done, with a bunch of announcements made at EICMA. There are still some question marks for next season, though.
There will be two more factory-backed Yamaha YZF-R1 superbikes on the grid for WorldSBK Championship next year.
The factory Red Bull Honda WorldSBK team will have a new home for the 2019 season, in a team jointly run by Althea Racing and Moriwaki.
Will there be a World Superbike round at Laguna Seca next season? Will there even be a WorldSBK race in the USA?
When “I’ll do my talking on the track” is no longer a quote to live by, Eugene Laverty finds himself in an odd spot for the 2019 WorldSBK season.
Can he still cut it? That’s the most common question that was asked in Qatar about Tom Sykes, as the 2013 WorldSBK champion signed off from Kawasaki
Shaun Muir Racing is placing its bets on Tom Sykes for the 2019 World Superbike season, as the team readies for a switch to BMW hardware.
A recap from a successful debut of the San Juan Villicum circuit, Superbike Steve gets us up to speed on everything that happened in Argentina.
