Ducati has confirmed that Michele Pirro will be riding a special development bike when he joins the MotoGP field at Jerez. More »Motorcycling - Pirro to race development Ducati bike
Milwaukee Yamaha's James Ellison has had two test sessions since the last MCE British Superbike round at Thruxton. More »Superbikes - Oulton BSB: Test progress a boost for Ellison
Marc Marquez believes maintaining a level-headed approach will be imperative for MotoGP's visit to Jerez this weekend. More »Motorcycling - Marquez warns against big expectations
Karel Abraham will attempt to return to MotoGP action at Jerez this weekend, just two weeks after breaking his collarbone. More »Motorcycling - Injured Abraham aims for Jerez return
Valentino Rossi is confident that he will be "fine" now that MotoGP is back in Europe. More »Motorcycling - Rossi sure Austin slump not a trend
The weekend timetable for Oulton BSB: More »Superbikes - Oulton BSB: The weekend timetable
Samsung Honda's Alex Lowes is determined not to let MCE British Superbike series leader Shane Byrne have things all his own way at this weekend's Oulton Park More »Superbikes - 'I need to give Byrne something to think about' - Lowes
Veteran racer Michael Rutter will contest his 400th MCE British Superbike race at Oulton Park this weekend. More »Superbikes - Rutter to contest 400th British Superbike race at Oulton
Jorge Lorenzo insists he will not change his approach in order to deal with the emerging threat of Honda's Marc Marquez. More »Motorcycling - Lorenzo will not change for Marquez
Racing Steps Foundation-backed KRP riders Wayne Ryan and Kyle Ryde delivered a podium apiece in the CEV Moto3 double header. More »Motorsports - CEV podiums for Ryan and Ryde
Goldbet BMW's Marco Melandri is keen to put an 'awful' Assen World Superbike weekend behind him. More »Superbikes - Weekend of failures for Melandri
Pata Honda's Leon Haslam wants to be back on a bike for his home World Superbike round at Donington Park early next month. More »Superbikes - Haslam targets Donington return following surgery
Fixi Crescent Suzuki’s Leon Camier completed an amazing return from the awful injury he suffered two weeks ago. More »Superbikes - Assen WSBK: Camier 'pleased' to have finished both races
Kawasaki’s Tom Sykes came close to his first double race win in World Superbike with a first place finish in race one, and a second place finish in race two. More »Superbikes - WSBK Assen: 'Unfortunate' mistake costs Sykes the double
Aprilia’s Eugene Laverty proved that he is a World Superbike title contender when he out battled Tom Sykes to take the race two victory. More »Superbikes - Assen WSBK: Winning today was important - Laverty
Yakhnich Motorsport rider Sam Lowes finally beat rival MAHI Racing’s Kenan Sofuoglu to take the win in the World Supersport race at the Dutch circuit. More »Superbikes - Assen WSBK: Lowes hails 'fantastic' win
Eugene Laverty won race two at the World Superbike meeting in Assen in a thrilling finish. More »Superbikes - Assen WSBK: Laverty pips Sykes to win race two
Kawasaki’s Tom Sykes stormed to victory in the first World Superbike race of the day at Assen. More »Superbikes - Assen WSBK: Sykes wins race one
Assen European Superstock 1000 race - conditions dry More »Superbikes - Assen WSBK: All Sunday's race results
Fixi Crescent Suzuki’s Leon Camier was left frustrated after a technical issue forced him to miss all of the World Superbike second qualifying session at Assen. More »Superbikes - Assen WSBK: Camier hampered by ?technical issues?
Eugene Laverty claimed another front row position for the seventh consecutive time after finishing third fastest in the World Superbike Superpole sessions. More »Superbikes - Assen WSBK: Laverty pleased with front row
Pata Honda’s Jonathan Rea will start tomorrow’s third round World Superbike championship race from the front row of the grid after setting the second fastest More »Superbikes - Assen WSBK: Rea ?excited? with front row position
Kawasaki’s Tom Sykes proved to be unstoppable at Assen so far this weekend, as he topped all three Superpole sessions, which resulted in him claiming another More »Superbikes - Assen WSBK: Sykes ?surprised? with good form
Kawasaki’s Tom Sykes claims another pole position, after he dominated every one of the World Superbike Superpole qualifying sessions. More »Superbikes - Assen WSBK: Sykes storms to pole position
Pata Honda rider Leon Haslam broke his leg after crashing in the first World Superbike free practice session at Assen. More »Superbikes - Assen WSBK: Haslam breaks leg in free practice crash