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I've always been a bit of a follower of the WSBK series as the machinery they race is a bit closer to what you can purchase yourself as opposed to the exotic GP bikes.
Last year was a touch dull though as Kawasaki rider Jonathan Rea was in a class of his own almost, winning his third WSBK title.
So it's probably going to be another Kawasaki vs Ducati fest but MV Augusta rider Leon Camier has switched to Red bull Honda so it will be interesting to see how he goes. Marco Melandri on the Ducati could be a dark horse too.
Anyways, Round one kicks off this weekend at the Philip Island track in the state of Victoria, Australia.
I'm heading round to a friends place later on and we're going to watch it with a few beers and get Pizzas delivered.
WorldSBK
Last year was a touch dull though as Kawasaki rider Jonathan Rea was in a class of his own almost, winning his third WSBK title.
So it's probably going to be another Kawasaki vs Ducati fest but MV Augusta rider Leon Camier has switched to Red bull Honda so it will be interesting to see how he goes. Marco Melandri on the Ducati could be a dark horse too.
Anyways, Round one kicks off this weekend at the Philip Island track in the state of Victoria, Australia.
I'm heading round to a friends place later on and we're going to watch it with a few beers and get Pizzas delivered.
WorldSBK