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WSB: Xaus to ride new BMW Superbike?

BMW seek WSB ace to pilot new factory racer

Posted: 25 June 2008
by Visordown News

Visordown Motorcycle News
Sources say Xaus is to ride BMW's new S1000 RR

THE RUMOURS are really chomping along with this one – but it seems very likely that Ruben Xaus will be the man charged with riding the BMW S1000 RR in next year’s World Superbike Championship.

According to Spanish sources, Xaus is still in talks with the factory sorting out the final stages of the deal. Although he has been contesting a Ducati this year, it’s thought that Xaus has now replaced Suzuki man Max Neukirchner as the main rider on the bike in 2009.

It could be a really good move, if the rumours turn out to be true. Xaus was runner-up in WSB in 2003, ridden in MotoGP, raced in WSB 138 times and won 10 races.

He knows his way round a track does Ruben, is a nice bloke too. Just still needs to keep it upright a bit more, though.


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Xaus would be an excellent choice for the new BMW squad. He's clearly proven he's got the right calibre and he's not afraid of pushing his own limits. Let's just hope BMW have a lot of budget for spare fairings...
Posted: 26/06/2008 13:19

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