returning to competitive racing at Macau, following the horrific crash that almost saw him lose his leg at the end of 2010.The Yorkshireman finished third in the Macau street race and will do his first full season in British Superbikes with Swan Yamaha

VETERAN RACER Michael Rutter has confirmed he will compete in next year's British Superbike Championship.Rutter will a 1098RS F08s Ducati, backed by Bathams Brewery, Black Horse Finance and the West Country motorcycle dealership, Riders.The west

a concerted assault in search of championship honours.  “Kawasaki have a long association with Blackhorse and the Ninjas are great machines for the Superstock and other classes”, said the winner of eight Northwest 200 races and 14 Ulster GPs. “The

KARL HARRIS has said that he wants to race at the Isle of Man TT in 2010, as well as confirming the hot rumour in BSB paddocks at the moment that he'll end up on a Kawasaki Superbike in BSB next year.Harris was forced to miss the final two races

a notable sixth place in the Monster Energy Supersport Race 2.Cummins, 25, has recorded the Mountain Course’s fastest ever standing start lap -131.511 mph - which he achieved in the 2010 Superbike race. He is also a former winner of the Ulster Grand

anniversary.Reynolds, who most notably cliched the BSB title in 2004 on his Rizla Suzuki GSX-R1000, became the first BSB champion to win on a 1000cc in-line four cylinder machine, before retiring at the end of 2005.Still heavily involved in racing, working

-time TT winner suffered another break to same leg he damaged at the end of the 2010 season, although the fresh fracture is well away from the original breaks.Click here for the 2012 British Superbikes calendar

in a handful of spirited laps on the 240bhp machine on Saturday/Sunday 7/8 August at the eighth round of the MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship.The four-stroke machine will be the fastest motorcycles to lap the 2.3-mile track; wonder if he

on the roads with wins at the TT and the North West 200 but to win the British Supersport title which so far has eluded him would eclipse all that.“I have been going very well all year,” said Plater. “I won both classes, the Supersport and Superbike

of Grand Prix Hondas, including the 250cc-6, 350cc-4 and Mike Hailwood's 500cc-4.Multiple TT winner and British Champion Mick Grant will lap the circuit on his 1970s MCN Superbike Kawasaki 750cc-3, plus there will be factory RG500 GP Suzukis and Randy