VISORDOWN MAGAZINE is chatting with 2009 BSB Championship leader Leon Camier later this week, so now's your chance to question the Airwaves Yamaha hotshot.Quiz Leon about his infamous Cadwell femur-snapping accident, his chances of racing in Moto2

As alluded by an interview with Team manager Colin Wright, one of GSE’s riders is off to pastures new for 2010.The rumour mill on pit lane hints that this rider is the unstoppable Leon Camier who may well be off to Moto2 next season in a deal

YUKIO KAGAYAMA says that wild card British rider Leon Camier was too wild in the first WSB race at Portimao and should have crashed after ramming into the back of the Japanese star.Kagayama scored a DNF in the first race at the final round

LEON CAMIER could become the most successful British Superbike racer in a single season if he wins all three BSB races this weekend at Brands Hatch.Currently on eleven wins so far this year, Camier is closing in fast on the current record held

NEWLY CROWNED British Superbike Champion Leon Camier is to replace injured Shinya Nakano on the Aprilia RSV4 Factory for the remaining two rounds of the 2009 World Superbike Championship.Camier has enjoyed a storming season in the BSB championship

ALMOST TWO months after Visordown gave you the heads up that Leon Camier was off to WSB in 2010, Aprilia has now confirmed the 2009 BSB champ will partner Max Biaggi riding the company's RSV4 racer in next year's World Superbike Championship

that it will just field one, two-man team next season.The best news of all is that it looks like Leon Camier is assured to figure in the main squad for the factory in WSB; the lanky British Superbike Champion will ride the RSV4 alongside Max Biaggi.Camier apparently

LEON CAMIER'S hope of a glittering brace of outings on the Aprilia factory machine were dashed when he suffered two mechanical breakdowns at Magny Cours in France.The newly-crowned British Superbike champion only got on the RSV4 for the first time

LEON Camier has signed for Crescent Suzuki who will be competiting in the World Superbike Championship in 2012.Originally from the UK but now living in tax-efficient Andorra, Camier has won three British Championships – 125cc in 2001, Supersport

PAUL Denning, has talked up his hopes for success in this year's World Superbike Championship, stating that new rider Leon Camier will be right at the sharp end of the championship.Denning made the comment in an interview, where he also said