Canadian Superbike preview
The CSBK season opens at Shannonville this weekend. Here’s who’s racing, who isn’t, and other information on the upcoming season.
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CSBK approves Ninja 400 for Amateur Lightweight Sport Bike class
Canadian Superbike series will feature a very diverse selection of machines this year, from the rumours we’ve heard.
Kawasaki announces 2018 CSBK contingency program
Kawasaki is putting money up for Canadian Superbike’s Pro Superbike, Pro Sport Bike and Amateur Lightweight Sport Bike classes this year.
Autodrome St-Eustache to close in 2019
Auto and motorcycle racing facility will end motorsports activities after next season, as land is expropriated.
CSBK back on TSN
Canadian Superbike will return to television this summer, with the races broadcast the weekend after the original event.
How to prep your bike for CSBK’s Lightweight Sport Bike
Colin Fraser walks us through basic modifications to a Yamaha R3 roadracer.
CSBK to host Lightweight Sportbike information session at Toronto bike show
Want to race your Ninja 250, or your KTM RC390, or your CBR500, or … ? Show up at the Toronto show next week for information on the new roadracing series.
Third place in BMW Motorrad Race Trophy for Jordan Szoke
Markus Reiterberger gets another win in the in-house BMW competition, but Szoke still gets a decent payday for his hard work in Canadian Superbike.
Jordan Szoke loses lead in BMW Motorrad Race Trophy
Canadian Superbike champion still stands to earn a nice cheque if he keeps in second place.
For now, Jordan Szoke leads the BMW Motorrad Race Trophy
If he wins the competition, Szoke stands to collect a 15,000 Euro prize for first place.