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Press releases from the teams and organizers after the racing on Sunday at Misano:
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Notes and quotes after a bizarre first WorldSBK race at Misano:
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Press releases from the organizers and teams after the first day of practice at Misano:
Rea fastest on opening day at Misano
World Champion tops the Friday timesheets in FP2 session
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Preview press releases and other facts and figures from the series organizers and teams ahead of this weekend's WorldSBK round at Misano:
Rimini ready for WorldSBK action
Sun, surf and an Italian century?
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Press releases from the WorldSBK teams who tested at Misano on Thursday:
Strong KRT Test Session In Hot Conditions
Soon after the most recent WorldSBK round at Donington Park last weekend Kawasaki Racing Team duo Tom Sykes and Jonathan Rea were on track again testing with the Ninja ZX-10RR at the Misano World Circuit in Italy, on Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
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The WorldSBK paddock and the racing community came together at Donington Park to pay tribute to Nicky Hayden but after two great races in the Superbike class, a Supersport race that saw great battles and a Supersport 300 race that saw a three rider scrap for the win, it was the racing that paid the biggest tribute to The Kentucky Kid.
The weekend started and ended on an emotional note but it was Kawasaki that took the spoils with a dominant weekend that saw the Japanese marque claim Superbike, Superstock and Supersport honors. With victories for Tom Sykes and Jonathan Rea the manufacturer also clocked up their 100th victory in WorldSBK.
In parc ferme after the race the release of emotion was clear to see with both riders enjoying the moment with the team. The celebratory mood started with Rea giving his son, Jake, a lift into the closed area on the tank of his ZX10-RR and from that point onwards it was clear how much the win meant for the world champion.
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Press releases from the organizers and teams after qualifying and race 1 at Donington Park:
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Press releases from the organizers and teams after the first day of practice in Donington:
Donington Park Day One
Strong start to the weekend for Rea
World Champion leads both sessions on Friday in UK, with Sykes and wildcard Haslam also on the pace
Jonathan Rea (Kawasaki Racing Team) enjoyed a positive day on Friday despite an uncharacteristic crash at the beginning of FP1, going on to top the timesheets in both practice sessions on the first day of the PATA UK Round.
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A whole host of press releases from the WorldSBK paddock, previewing Donington and paying tribute to Nicky Hayden:
Sykes the man to beat at Donington Park - WorldSBK ride for Hayden at Pata UK Round
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Notes and quotes on the second WorldSBK race at Imola from our man on the ground:
