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What's going on with Neukirchner?
By Visordown News on 08/10/2009 09:03:08
Alstare Suzuki man says he's fit, his team says he's not
STRANGE THINGS are happening between Max Neukirchner and his Alstare Suzuki WSB team.The squad have just released a statement saying:"We were surprised to read, on his website, that Max Neukirchner will be able (and be allowed) to participate
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WSB: Neukirchner back for Brno
By Visordown News on 17/06/2009 07:53:19
Alstare Suzuki man to return in two weeks time following injuries sustained in Monza tumble
MAX NEUKIRCHNER says that he will be back in WSB action at the Brno round of the championship on July 26.The German was injured during the first corner pile-up at Monza last month and despite complications with his right ankle the Suzuki man says he
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Scoop: End of the road for Neukirchner?
By Visordown News on 03/10/2009 19:21:58
Serious spinal injuries could spell career end for unlucky German
VISORDOWN'S WSB insider has been told that Max Neukirchner's racing future is in serious doubt due to injury.The German sustained serious leg and foot injures during a first corner multi-bike pile-up at the Monza round of the World Superbike series
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WSB: No replacement for Neukirchner
By Visordown News on 24/07/2009 10:20:07
Alstare Suzuki opt for no stand-in as German ace recovers from broken back
INJURED GERMAN Max Neukirchner will NOT be replaced for this weekend’s WSB race at Brno, after the Alstare Suzuki man was confined to a full body cast for a month after breaking his back in two places. The German spent weeks recovering from
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Neukirchner out of Alstare Suzuki
By Visordown News on 12/10/2009 15:28:48
"Max’s failure to come and talk to us means that, regretfully, this collaboration has now come to an end"
followed Neukirchner when he damaged his spine during testing at Imola.Last week, Visordown unearthed the news that all was not happy within the team. Neukirchner claimed on his own website he was fit, ready to race and would be present for testing
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WSB: Neukirchner in plaster for 90 days
By Visordown News on 17/07/2009 08:54:26
Multiple spinal fractures sideline German for at leat the next three months
GERMAN ACE Max Neukirchner will return to Germany and must remain at total rest in body cast for 30 days, after the Alstare Suzuki man high-sided at the Tamburello ninety minutes into yesterday's morning session at Imola. He was stretchered
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WSB: Neukirchner set for Brno comeback
By Visordown News on 06/07/2009 13:15:15
Injured German keen to return after shattering foot in Monza smash
IT’S BEEN the best part of two months since the emergency operation to save his foot after an horrific crash at Monza but it now looks like Suzuki rider Max Neukirchner will return to the championship at Brno on July 26.After a close check-up by Dr
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WSB: Neukirchner gets back on track
By Visordown News on 13/07/2009 08:35:49
Max makes his comeback to racing following big Monza smash
ALSTARE SUZUKI man Max Neukirchner says that being back on a bike for the first time since the horrific accident in May that left him with a smashed foot felt surprisingly normal.The German Alstare Suzuki rider had the support wires removed from his
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WSB: Nieto to replace Neukirchner at Alstare
By Visordown News on 12/05/2009 15:43:48
Ousted at the end of last year and now invited back into the Alstare Brux Suzuki squad - watch out for Fonsi at Kyalami
FONSI NIETO is making his return to World Superbikes with Team Suzuki Alstare Brux as replacement rider for the injured Max Neukirchner who snapped his thigh in that horrific Monza crash at the weekend.Fonsi will ride the 2009 bike for the firs time
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WSB: Neukirchner hospitalised after Imola crash
By Visordown News on 16/07/2009 17:06:07
Fractured vertebrae suspected following initial medical checks
WSB Alstare Brux Suzuki man Max Neukirchner has been hospitalised following a high-speed crash at the Tamburello Curve in this morning's first test session at Imola.The German is has a suspected cracked vertebrae and has been taken to hospital
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