Blue skies characterised the last day on track for the joy of all riders
The eni FIM Superbike World Championship has put in today another great show as riders from four of the five classes battled out for the best positioning in the respective races in front of an enthusiastic crowd (that reached a total of 52.000 spectators over the whole weekend).























Yamaha Sterilgarda rookie Cal Crutchlow admits that the perfect remedy to a disappointing weekend at Assen last time out in the 2010 World Superbike Championship would be a second consecutive podium finish at Monza…
Kawasaki Racing Team riders Tom Sykes and Chris Vermeulen were in action at round four of the 2010 Hannspree World Superbike Championship whereby both riders scored points at a warm and sunny Assen circuit yesterday.
James Toseland secures a pair of podium finishes at Assen and moved himself up to fifth in the World Superbike standings after shrugging off an indifferent grid position to twice stand on the podium at Assen.
With 15 nations represented in the provisional entry list of 25 riders – all looking to follow in the footsteps of 2009 winner Jakub Kornfeil. Kornfeil received his FIM award from the Federation president Vito Ippolito at the final MotoGP round in Valencia, where he was racing in the 125GP class – and the 16-year-old Czech is due to start next season as a full time grand prix rider. 
Infront Motor Sports and ParkinGO, of the Oasi Handling Group, have signed a two-year agreement which sees the creation of a new one-make Trophy called “ParkinGO World Series”. 
Valentino Rossi will look to strengthen his lead at the head of the MotoGP standings as he returns to the scene of one of the pivotal wins of his 2008 campaign. The FIAT Yamaha rider came out on top of a race long battle with Casey Stoner twelve months ago and went on to secure the title at the end of the year.