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The article reports on the plan of Italian motorcycle racer Max Biaggi to retire from motorcycle racing. He won races on about everything else he rode for whatever teams he rode for. His relationship with media and his fellow riders could often be strained and unpredictable. He gave his racing career everything he had, enabling him to retire in as much as peace and contentment.

The article discusses the results of the motorcycle racing events held at the Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours in France. It is mentioned that motorcyclist Max Biaggi of the Aprilia Racing team became the overall winner of the event, where he defeated Tom Sykes of the Kawasaki Racing Team by only 0.5 points. Also, during the race, at one point Sykes was leading the race, followed by Marco Melandri of the BMW Motorrad Motorsport and Biaggi was third.

The article offers information on the Round 10 of the 2012 Superbike World Championship in Silverstone, England. French rider Loris Baz of the Kawasaki Racing Team won the first race at Silverstone. Then, formerly fired rider Sylvain Guintoli rider set about winning in his first race for his Pata Racing Ducati squad at his second attempt. Rider Jakub Smrz was taken out of the aborted first race but he finished third in race two.

The article reports on racing legend Wayne Rainey, three times 500cc GP world champion. Rainey suffered a life-changing injury and it took him long time to adjust; physically, emotionally, and mentally. Rainey has more experience as a rider in MotoGP than as a team owner. He says that in MotoGP, there are still the highest technology and the best teams involved. He also comments on rider Casey Stoner's retirement.

The article offers information on the round 9 of the 2012 Superbike World Championship (SBK) which was held at Brno, Czech Republic. It states that racer Marco Melandri of the team BMW Motorrad Motorsport won himself and made Bayerische Motoren Werke AG (BMW) also win. It mentions that his main rival Max Biaggi ended up being at sixth and fourth position. It highlights that Melandri has 250.5 points and Biaggi 271.5 points in the race.

The article reports on the performances of various motorcycle riders in the Round 8 of the 2012 Superbike World Championship, held in Araon, Spain. It is noted that both race one and two saw a tops man-to-man fight between old enemy riders, Max Biaggi and Marco Melandri. It is mentioned that rider Chaz Davies had his first podium in the event while Biaggi recorded his 20th race win.

The article presents motorcycle news briefs. It is informed that the Aussies performed poorly at the third round of the Spanish CEV Championship in Motorland Aragon. It is reported that qualifying racing for the Speedway Grand Prix series in 2013 kicks off this month. Motorcycling Australia (MA) will hold a training camp for road race, speedway and dirt track riders at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) in Canberra during November this year.

The article offers information on the 2012 Superbike World Championship that was held in Misano, San Marino. It offers information on the performance of Max Biaggi in the race. It offers information on Carlos Checa, motorcycle racer who overcome a superpole disaster. It presents information on two riders including Giancarlo Falappa and Fabrizio Pirovano who were inducted into the SBK Hall of Fame at Misano, Italy.

The article offers information on the round 6 of the 2012 Superbike World Championship, held at the Miller Motorsports Park, in the U.S. It states that the winners of the race were Carlos Checa, and Marco Melandri, while Max Biaggi, of the Aprilia Racing team came 18th. It mentions that in the second race, Checa was confident with the setting, but he pushed a bit to hard, and lost the front.

The article offers information on the 2012 World Superbike (WSBK) championship held at Donington Park, England. It stated about the victory of car manufacturer Bayerishe Motoren Werke AG in WSBK race. It also discusses about the various motorcycle road racer who won the race including Jonathan Rea, Marco Melandri, and Leon Haslam.

The article analyzes the phenomenon of no Australian motorcycle racer in the World Superbike Championship (WSBK) on a factory motorcycle, when in the past Australian racers have made significant mark in the WSBK. It is reported that, the economic crisis in Europe, which is the epicentre of all global racing, has forced small and middle-order racing teams to abandon external sponsorship which has adversely affected Australian racers.

The article reports on the performance of motorcyclists at the Round 4 Monza of the 2012 Superbike World Championship. It is informed that motorcyclist Tom Sykes (Kawasaki Racing Team) set a new all-time SBK speed record of 339.5km/h and went on to win the race. Leon Haslam (BMW Motorrad Motorsport) who was on second place said his team made the best of a bad day.

The article reports on the 2012 Superbike World championship's round 3 held in Assen, Netherlands. It is stated that rider Sylvain Guintoli took his first ever race win in the series. It is noted that rider Carlos Checa dropped back all the way to last and then went on to score the fastest lap and gain the Pirelli.

The article reports that the motorcycle racer, Carlos Checa, was the winner of the Round 2 of 2012 Superbike World Championship, held in Imola, Italy. It states that racer, Tom Sykes, of Kawasaki racing Team, was second to Checa, and he believes that his bike, ZZX-10R was great. It mentions that racer, Leon Haslam, from BMW Motorrad Motorsport, was third.

The article focuses on the performance of several motorcyclists in the 2012 Superbike World Championship held in Philip Island, Victoria. It informs that motorcyclists Max Biaggi and Carlos Checa won the Round 1 and 2 respectively and discusses the performance of other motorcyclists in the championship including Marco Melandri, Tom Skyes, and Sylvain Guintoli.

The article offers information on the motorcycle road racer John Hopkins. It stated that about the Hopkins is a full-on rider for new World Superbikes (WSBK) arrivals Crescent Suzuki and Yoshimura. It further informs that Hopkins arrived in Europe in 2002 for two-stroke 500GP Yamaha and Grand Prix (GP) racing also in 2002.

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The article offers information on the 2011 World Superbike (WSBK) Championship, which became a closely contested competition with small teams like Pedercini Kawasaki qualifying for a 16-again Superpole. It states motorcycle racer Carlos Checa was a good bet for the title, which became better after he won both races of the opening round. It states motorcycle racer Max Biaggi wasn't able to build momentum, though motorcycle racer Marco Melandri won his first WSBK in his third effort.

The article reports on Round 12 of the 2011 Superbike World Championship held in France. Racer Carlos Checa was crowned the World Champion. Racer Marco Melandri was to be denied his final showdown in Portugal but he was already struggling with a 97 point disadvantage to Checa at the start of raceday. Racer Eugene Laverty moved up to third and 283 points in France.

The article focuses on the performance of various motorcyclists in Round 11 of the 2011 Moto Grand Prix World Championship held in Imola, Italy. It informs that rider Carlos Checa of the racing team Ducati Althea won the Round, followed by riders Noriyuki Haga and Jonathan Rea on the second and third positions respectively and discusses the possibility for Checa to win the title race.

The article presents information on the round 10 of the 2011 Superbike World Championship, held in Nürburgring, Germany. Motorcycle racer Carlos Checa won the race one and took his championship lead to 376 points over 302 of racer Marco Melandri. His previous main championship rival Max Biaggi did not participate in the races because of an injury in his left toe.

The article reports on the victory of motorcycle racing driver Carlos Checa in the round 9 of the 2011 Superbike World Championship held in Silverstone, England in July 2011. It is reported that, Checa, who drive for Althea Racing Ducati team, has a habit of making landmark races, as the racetrack in Silverstone has many turns and corners making driving difficult. Checa says that, he took the advantage of the tyre change done by motorcycle racing driver Eugene Laverty, to overtake him.

The article reports on motorcycle racers Max Biaggi, Marco Melandri and Carlos Checa, who put up an excellent show in the second race of the 2011 World Superbike (WSBK) championship. It states the race veterans showed that experience can help prove as handy as youth to win races. It states the three riders have raced in MotoGP, which also helps them to drive in type of environment. It reports Biaggi and Checa are the only riders to score two Superpole in 2011 season.

The article reports on performance of motorcyclists at the Round 6 Misano racing which was dominated by Carlos Checa. Misano double winner Checa (Althea Ducati) has a 72-point lead over Aprilia Alitalia's Max Biaggi, the 2010 champion. Checa says his team know that Misano is a good track for Ducati, but to win was very difficult. It is reported that Noriyuki Haga (Pata Aprilia) is a lowly 12th in the championship.

The article presents information on performance of motorcyclists at Motorland Aragon Round 7 of the 2011 Superbike World Championship. Carlos Checa, who won the championship, says his team came at the circuit in its best form after four straight wins and it was very exciting to win. In race one Marco Melandri made the most of pole, lunging ahead to lead Max Blaggi, and Checa.

The article reports on the Round 5 of the 2011 Superbike World Championship at Miller Motorsports Park in Utah. Racer Carlos Checa came out victorious even after having two customary mechanical breakdowns in rapid succession early in the first practice session. Checa's main rivals also had to face bad weekends, with Marco Melandri only in 10th and sixth places.

The article reports that motorcycle racer Eugene Laverty of Yamaha World Superbike won two races at the 2011 Superbike World Championship at Monza, Italy. Italian racer Max Biaggi lost the chance to win the second race due to a mistake. The fans at the Monza public park also celebrated the 150 anniversary of the Italian national unity.

The article reports on the performances of various motorcycle racers in the Round 3 of World Superbike Championship (WSBK) in Assen, Netherlands. It reports on motorcycle racer Carlos Checa, who won the second race, backed by good support from Ducati and sound decisions. It also reports on Jonathan Rea, who won the race one and came third in the second race due to problens with the grip of his front tyre.

The article reports on the WSBK motorcycle racing competition held in the Donington Park, England where the first two races were won by Marco Melandriand and Carlos Checa. It also discusses the performance of Max Biaggi of Aprilia Alitalia Racing who came seventh in the first race. Some of the motorcycle racers whose performance is discussed include Leon Haslam, Joan Lascorz and Tom Sykes.

The article reports on the performance of rider Carlos Checa at the opening round of the 2011 world Superbike championship at Phillip Island, Victoria. Checa finished the weekend with two race wins and a perfect 50 points. He says that he started well and made a gap, controlled the race, and went fast lap-by-lap. BMW Motorrad Motorsport's Leon Haslam followed Checa in the second place.

The article focuses on the 2010 Superbike World Championship. Cal Crutchlow won the race with first position, while Max Biaggi bagged the second position and Jonathan Rea bagged the third position. After his first and a second in France, Crutchlow is fifth, eight points behind Rea. Despite being excluded from the first race for ignoring a ride-through penalty, Sylvain Guintoli went fourth in race two and put himself seventh overall.

The article offers information on the 2010 World Superbike Championship that was held at the racetrack in Imola, Italy. The championship was won by racer Max Biaggi. Biaggi says that racing is also about fun and not just smoke, tyres and engines. Racer Jonathan Rea took to the track in morning warm-up but suffered a big crash early in the session. So he did not race, and his team-mate, James Toseland, had his bike break in race one.

The article focuses on the result of the 2010 Superbike World Championship held at Nürburgring in Germany. It mentions that motorcyclist Marco Melandri won the 2010 race and discusses the performance of motorcyclists Jonathan Rea and Noriyuki Haga, winners of the first and second race respectively. Also presented are several photographs and charts related to the event.

The article offers information on the final result of the 2010 Superbike World Championship (WSBK). It mentions that the 2010 WSBK race was mostly dominated by rider from Great Britain. It reports that motorcycle racer Cal Crutchlow created a new lap record and his overall ranking also increased by 4 positions. It further mentions that racer Max Biaggi ended the race on 6th position followed by Carlos Checal Althea on the 7th position and James Toseland on the 8th spot.

The article presents information on prospects of several motorcycle riders in winning the 2010 Superbike World Championship. It is predicted that rider Max Biaggi might win the championship trophy in 2010. Biaggi scored nine race wins in 2010. Rider Leon Haslam has a solid 68 points behind Biaggi and the first race winner, Jonathan Rea is stated to be at his best form.

The article presents information about the Round 8 of the World Superbike Championship (WSBK), held in Misano, Italy. Italian racer Max Biaggi won the round for Aprilia Alitalia and is now leading the championship by 37 points. Leon Haslam from the Alstare Suzuki team, is at the second place in the championship.

The article offers information on the World Superbikes championship (WSBK) racing event at Miller Motorsports Park in Utah. It presents the race report of the event where motorcyclist Max Biaggi wins over Althea Ducati rider Carlos Checa with a close competition. Some mechanical error and breakdown of throttle system are reported to be the cause of Carlos' defeat. Further it mentions the position of other motorcycle racers including Shane Byrne, Chris Vermeulen, and Broc Parkes.

The article presents information on the performance of motorcycle racing drivers in the World Superbike Championship. It informs that racing driver Leon Haslam stood at the first position and, Michel Fabrizio and Carlos Checa, took the second and third position simultaneously. It states that at the end of 11 laps, Haslam was away with 0.7 seconds and Checa two seconds from the lead.

The article focuses on the World Superbike (WSBK) motorcycle racing tournament on May 8-9, 2010 in Monza, Italy. It notes that Max Biaggi was able to set a racing speed at 330.2 kilometers-per-hour (km/h) during the tournament. It cites that Leon Haslam and Troy Corser have acquired the second and third spots, respectively. Photographs at the event are also provided.

An interview with motorcycle rider Leon Haslam is presented. When asked about his career, he said that while he is using his Suzuki motorcycle, he is confident to race. He mentions the possibility that Suzuki Motor Corp. will have an update of its racing motorcycles. He also mentions about his lifestyle wherein he go out cycling and running together with his friends.

The article reports on the 2010 Superbike World Championship. Jonathan Rea won his first ever Superpole with 1 minute and 34.994 seconds. The win has put the Ten Kate Honda team back in the contention. Rea was followed by Jakub Smrz of Ducati with a second best time of 1 minute and 35.062 seconds. Race 2 was marred by a collision between Lorenzo Lanzi and Tom Sykes before the end of the first lap.

The article reports on the victory of the superbike racer N. Haga. during the 2010 Superbike World Championship at Valencia, Spain. It states that Haga was brilliant in race two and has taken six of his 42 career race wins. It also notes that Haga overtook his main rivals and made the race look easier than it should be.

The article outlines the performance of various racing motorcycles with reference to the results of the second round of the 2010 Superbike World Championship (WSBK) held in Portimao, Portugal. Racer Max Biaggi won two races on his Aprilia RSV4 motorcycle beating Leon Haslam who rode a Suzuki motorcycle. Biaggi appreciated the Aprilia bike stating that it is fast and powerful with good traction. Honda and Ducati motorcycles were also among the top four.

The article offers detailed information on the world superbikes competition 2010 which took place at Phillip Island, Victoria. It focuses on the winning procedure of winners Leon Haslam from Suzuki Motor Corp., and Carlos Checa. It also discusses the bad experience of racers like Noriyuki Haga, Max Biaggi, and Michel Fabrizio who are expected to be at least the leading lights of the event.

The article previews the Superbike World Championship in its 23rd year in Australia in 2010. It presents the list of the motorcycle riders for the championship including Leon Camier, Max Biaggi, and Carlos Checa. It offers information about their background, their performances, and plans for the event. It features the Aprilia RSR4 motorcycle, giving details on its main components.

The article offers information on the decision of Davide Tardozzi to leave his successful career as head of Ducati Xerox world Superbike team in Italy in 2009. Tardozzi states that he made the decision for himself and he cannot offer 100% for the people who pay him and it would not be honest to remain as boss of the Ducati team. He claims that departing was something he viewed about since the Imola test, and the end he made the decision before the season's last year.