CRESCENT Suzuki have announced that John Hopkins will remain with the team as they step-up to the World Superbike championship in 2012.Hopkins competed in the British Superbike championship for the team in 2011, finishing a close second

VISORDOWN published a story on Sunday 25th January stating that we'd heard that Crescent Suzuki may pull out of the British Superbike Series this year.Managing Director of Crescent Suzuki, Paul Denning just gave us this statement: "Finding

AFTER five years, Jack Valentine has announced that this will be his last season with Crescent Suzuki.He will leave the team at the end of the current season - the two parties appear to be on good terms. Valentine said: 'I have enjoyed my five years

the difficult decision to end our sponsorship of the Suzuki BSB team. I would like to thank all the past and present team members and riders for such a successful sponsorship. We wish the team the very best for the future." Crescent, which operates the Rizla

CRESCENT SUZUKI has unveiled the GSX-R1000 that John Hopkins and Leon Camier will ride in the team's step-up to the World Superbike championship.The 2012 GSX-R1000 has been built in collaboration with Japanese tuning house Yoshimura.Crescent Suzuki

CRESCENT Suzuki have announced that the team will make the move to World Superbike next season.The rider line-up has yet to be confirmed but the structure of the team is to remain the same. John Hopkins may join, but the BSB runner-up has a desire

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

CRESCENT has expanded its dealership network in to Southampton, where it now owns Rob Willsher of Bursledon, and the rights to sell new Suzuki motorcycles across the entire Solent area of the South coast.The move makes Crescent one of the largest

miles from Donington, Niall Mac, the Crescent GSX-R and our photo shoot, and I was late already.A blurred glance at the stock GSX-R's speedo (I was shivering that much) showed I was doing 70mph. I needed to go faster, so I pushed up to a ton but all

IN A STRANGE twist of allegiance, Virgin Yamaha's newest recruit, Niall Mackenzie is the latest big-name star who will be at the Performance Centre in Verwood, Dorset, on Saturday 2nd December, to launch Crescent's biggest ever Xmas sale. Mackenzie