FORMER WORLD Superbike Champion Scott Russell will be taking to the track once again this month - this time on four wheels rather than two.The American will be taking part in the Rolex 24 at Daytona on 24-25th January, as part of a team alongside

by the late Yasu Nagai, Scott Russell, Colin Edwards and Noriyuki Haga, all in WSB, the latter two pairing up in 1996 to win the Suzuka 8-hour.Look out too for the limited edition SP racer homologation model, which featured a single seat and different

-injected FZR1000 engine in a radical chassis featuring non-telescopic front suspension. The GTS was flexible and very stable. Unfortunately it was also heavy, lacking in wind protection, and so thirsty that I never managed more than 120 miles on a tankful.Scott

Doug Polen, on the Honda. But he just never clicked with the bike, managing only three rostrums. My main opposition was instead Scott Russell on the factory Kawasaki, who'd beaten me to the title in '93. He had the better start to the year, with a win

armchair. As H-D’s first fuel-injected bike it had a hidden level of sophistication, too.TOP QUOTECarl Fogarty on arriving in America to take on Scott Russell and friends in the Daytona 200: “I hate the track, I hate the place and I hate the Yanks.” He

Kirkistown, Northern Ireland, early 1988. I love motorbikes me... ’80s hair worth a mention.Me, Andrea and Scott Russell at the WSB end of season party, Hard rock Café, Sentul, Indonesia, 1997. I suspect we’d had a drink or two at this point. Later

and a third place. His incredible performance put the then 19-year-old on every team’s wish list and he eventually opted to replace Scott Russell in the factory Kawasaki squad. He won two races 1995 and a further three in ’96 before moving to 500cc

championship contender, a welcome sight since the Muzzy days of Scott Russell and Anthony Gobert. After his first dry win at Monza at the weekend, Sykes sits third in the standings and well positioned to challenge Carlos Checa and Max Biaggi.The Cold

's most famous pilot, Scott Russell, who would take Kawasaki to the World Superbike championship in 1993 - the first WSB championship won by an inline four.Updates followed year-on-year as a direct result to tried and tested technological advances

The 43-year-old Kiwi has worked with some of the best in the business. Now a key part of HRC's BSB effort, he tells us why Scott Russell needed a kick up the arseHow did you start spannering bikes?My dad had a bike shop, so I grew up around