in no uncertain terms he's going to beat him up the hill. Vincent plays it cool, he nods and laughs, flicks his fag into the dirt and hangs over the bars.In an instant the four bikes tear out of the gate, all power wheelies and roosts of hillside being showered

TOMMY HILL will replace Karl Harris at Hydrex Honda for the rest of this year's British Superbike Championship.Hill, who parted company from the World Superbike scene earlier this year, impressed many team bosses with his performances on the Worx

MATTHIEU LAGRIVE will replace Tommy Hill in the Althea Honda Superbike squad for the rest of the year after the young Brit split with the team a couple of days ago.Lagrive, a five-time world endurance champion, has already ridden for the Althea team

THE RACE for the MCE Insurance British Superbike Championships is on, with Tommy Hill in the lead, having won the previous two rounds.The final round of the season, at Silverstone, Buckinghamshire, will see Hill with a head start into the round

On the opening day Michael Laverty got off to a strong start but on day two, Hill upped the pace by becoming the first rider to hit the 1m:33s mark before the final session where he was the only rider to break the 1m:32s mark.Hill said: “What a

TOMMY HILL has been snowed under with offers of top-flight rides in BSB and WSS in 2010, after his amazing season in BSB that has seen him go from battered and broken rider to on-form front runner.The gossip mill currently has Hill considering two

SWAN Yamaha's Tommy Hill and Noriyuki Haga have entered to race in the Suzuka 8 Hours endurance race for the Monster Energy YART outfit.The British Superbike team-mates will partner Katsuyuki Nakasuga, who is currently competing for the Yamaha YSP

TEAM BOSS JACK VALENTINE says he’s expecting at least a podium from Tommy Hill and the Worx Crescent Suzuki at Brands Hatch this weekend.He said: “I’m looking forward to Brands. The three-race format should be interesting and with the festival

"Are you the blokes coming from the bike magazine?" asked the guy next to us as we parked up in the paddock. Damn. He'd seen straight through our clueless expressions, our brand new road legal bikes masquerading as hill-climb racers and our bungling

legal bikes masquerading as hill-climb racers and our bungling incompetence as we struggled to make our machines ready for scrutineering. "Yes", we mumbled, looking at our boots. "Great, want me to show you the track?" His name was John and, like all