Yoshimura to race select WSBK rounds.
A statement on the Yoshimura Japan website appears to confirm that the famous tuning company will quit the Japanese Superbike Championship and race in selꦅect rounds of the 2010 World Superbike Championship.
Yoshimura has been involved in racing for over 50 years in Japan and run💃s Suzuki's factory effort in the Japanese Superbike Championship and Endurance races.
However, its US arm (founded in 1971) has caught most worldwide attention due to its🌌 incred꧙ible success in AMA road racing - most recently with Mat Mladin and a certain Ben Spies.
A statement on theಌ Yoshimura Japan website appears to confirm that the fam෴ous tuning company will quit the Japanese Superbike Championship and race in select rounds of the 2010 World Superbike Championship.
Yoshimura has been involved in racing for over 50 years in Japan and runs Suzuki's⛄ factory effort in the Japanese Superbike Championship and Endurance races.
However, its US arm (founded in 1971) has caught most worldwide attention due to its incredible success in AMA road racing - m𒁏ost recently with Mat Mladin and a certain Ben Spies.
Mladin won his seventh and final AMA Superbike title for Yoshimura Suzuki in 2009, while👍 in Japan Yoshimura won this year's Suzuka 8 Hours Endurance race and finished a close second in the Japanese Superbike Championship with Daisaku Sakai.
Alstare is presently Suzuki's top WSBK team, but Yoshimura's reputation and close links to the factory is sure to create some healthy competition. It is not thought that the US racing operation will be affected by the WSBK ▨switch.
No riders were announced.
Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi com💜e and go. He is at the forefront of the Su🔥zuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
