JOHN KIRKHAM and Dan Linfoot make a double return to the BSB championship this weekend after the pair of them were hurt in separate crashes earlier in the season.Kirkham comes back to the BSB championship on the Rob Mac Racing Yamaha R1 after

WITH only months to go until the first round of the 2012 British Superbike season the rumour-mill is still in full flow with the latest hearsay having Luca Scassa to Padgetts Honda.Our insider in the paddock says that Scassa will be riding a Honda

JOSH BROOKES has had his damaged thumb operated on and will have to be at Brands Hatch for this weekend’s round of the BSB championship for the work to be medically assessed. The Aussie was involved in a huge accident at Mallory Park a couple

of myself at the front of the field.’For Andrews and his hard-working team, the severity of his injury is a bitter blow. Just three weeks after nearly winning his first BSB race at Mallory Park, it appeared that the young rider was finding race winning form

Richards and Relentless TAS Suzuki man Ian Lowry.Speculation is already circulating the BSB paddock as to who will step-in for Richards; Visordown's BSB insider claims Tommy Hill, who recently split from Althea Honda in the World Superbike series

RUMOURS DOING the rounds in the BSB paddock that a broken handlebar was the cause of Glen Richards' femur-breaking Knockhill crash have been firmly denied by his team.The wreckage of the HM Plant Honda was given a thorough examination by the team

Great fuss surrounded the classic parades at Brands Hatch, emptying most of the top team’s garages while crews strained to get a better look.Earplugs were in use.The sight, sound and smell of priceless historic race machinery went down well

's highside at Paddock Hill Bend. The second race was hard-fought battle between the HM Plant Hondas of Kiyonari and Shakey and the Swan Yamahas of Hill and Laverty, coming down to the last corner of the last lap and setting the scene for further team battles

APPALLING weather conditions at Snetterton kept all riders in the pit lane yesterday on the third day of pre-season BSB testing. Not one rider left the pitlane as heavy rain and wind lashed the Norfolk circuit. The previous day at Brands Hatch

-scrapped, fraught battles, but has been increasingly off the pace this season. Although an official statement has yet to be made by the team, Kennaugh has just announced the news himself saying: “I would like to thank Phil Seton and the boys for the way