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Alberto Surra tested for the Ducati works team in Cremona: what’s behind it

In just his first season in the Superbike World Championship, Ducati privateer Alberto Surra has established himself in the top 10, making him the surprise of the year. It’s already been confirmed where he’ll be racing in 2027.

Knocked off the track twice, yet still championship leader: Albert Arenas gritted his teeth

For the second time in the 2026 Supersport World Championship, Albert Arenas was knocked off his bike in a race through no fault of his own. The fact that the championship leader and Yamaha rider finished third in the second race was a real feat.

Bimota satisfied with Cremona test: A step closer to the podium?

Although only half a day of the two-day test remained for preparations for the 2026 Superbike World Championship round in Cremona, there is a sense of confidence in the Bimota camp ahead of the home race.

Xavi Artigas (Kawasaki): “It was important to win at Magny-Cours”

With two rounds still to go in the 2026 Sportbike World Championship, the title race is heating up. At Magny-Cours, Xavi Artigas closed the gap on his Kawasaki team-mate and championship leader David Salvador.

Alex Rins snubs Go Eleven: the dream of a second Ducati lives on

For years, the dynamic Italian Ducati privateer team Go Eleven has been working to double its line-up for the World Superbike Championship from one to two riders. Here’s the latest update for 2027.

Rain at the Superbike test in Cremona: Ducati ahead of Bimota – Honda surprises

The second day of testing for the 2026 World Superbike Championship in Cremona is in danger of being called off. However, some astonishing lap times were recorded this morning.

World Championship leader Nicolo Bulega: A Lamborghini would be fine, but a James Bond tuxedo would be over the top

If Nicolo Bulega trails his Aruba Ducati team-mate Iker Lecuona by fewer than 22 points at the next World Superbike Championship round in Cremona, he’ll be crowned champion ahead of schedule.

Andrea Locatelli (Yamaha): New crew chief couldn’t work a miracle

Because the 2026 Superbike World Championship fell short of expectations, Yamaha replaced Andrea Locatelli’s crew chief. Things didn’t go any better at Magny-Cours, but they weren’t significantly worse either.

Lucie Boudesseul: Further surgery required, WorldWCR 2026 season over

WorldWCR rider Lucie Boudesseul has been struggling with a persistent back injury for the past three months. It is now clear what the future holds for the 19-year-old.