The most dominant MotoGP/500cc championships of the past 30 years (source: Wikipedia)1yr ⋅ johnxenir ⋅ r/motogp
The Cremona Circuit in Italy, where a WSBK round will take place in September, looks a bit... small3mo ⋅ johnxenir ⋅ r/wsbk
Gerloff lost 12 seconds in the crash, but finished the race only 10 seconds behind Rea, so he had a real chance for the podium. I'm not even an American but Gerloff is really really good and I'm becoming a huge fan of him.3yr ⋅ johnxenir ⋅ r/wsbk
This season is shaping up to be a real classic - Rea seems finally being pushed to the limit2yr ⋅ johnxenir ⋅ r/wsbk
Ducati is back in World SuperSport for the first time since 2007. Nicolo Bulega already lapped under the current WSS lap record2yr ⋅ johnxenir ⋅ r/wsbk
I still don't understand how Bautista managed to blitz the whole field by 15 seconds in 2019 and how his relationship with Ducati ended so abruptly.2yr ⋅ johnxenir ⋅ r/wsbk
18 year old Yuichi Takeda on a factory Honda RC45, a wild card entry at Sugo 1996. He won the race and became the youngest WSBK winner until this day.3yr ⋅ johnxenir ⋅ r/wsbk
Razgatlioglu's fender. Racing gods apparently want this season to be as dramatic as possible.2yr ⋅ johnxenir ⋅ r/wsbk
Rea lapped the Jerez test faster than Stefan Bradl on the MotoGP Honda (who was also present)3yr ⋅ johnxenir ⋅ r/wsbk
This is the Autodrom Most in Czech Republic. I think the flow is quite good, kinda akin to Phillip Island. The only controversial section seems to be the first chicane (akin to Monza's first chicane, which is not too good for bikes IMO).3yr ⋅ johnxenir ⋅ r/wsbk
The old (used until 2014) and the current (used from 2015) WSBK riders' championship trophies. I liked the old one better tbh. Maybe it looked janky but it was kinda iconic IMO.2yr ⋅ johnxenir ⋅ r/wsbk
When Bimota briefly returned to WSBK (2014). They got suspended after failing to meet homologation quotas (125 units).3yr ⋅ johnxenir ⋅ r/wsbk
Even after all those years, I'm still fascinated by the Ducati's single-sided swingarm. That's why I love WSBK. You won't see this in MotoGP.4yr ⋅ johnxenir ⋅ r/wsbk
In 1996 John Kocinski spent a year on Ducati, in 1997 he moved to Honda and won the championship. Could Bautista emulate this feat?4yr ⋅ johnxenir ⋅ r/wsbk
