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  • World Superbike Championship – Biaggi Takes Two!

         by Aman Chaudhry

    The Portimao circuit at Portugal saw an action packed weekend at the second round of World Superbike Championship.

    Max Biaggi of team Aprilia Alitalia Racing bagged first position in both the exciting races after an intense battle with Suzuki rider Leon Haslam.

    Those who saw will know what an exciting race it was, with the two riders constantly changing positions on the track. Biaggi only managed this tight victory by 0.200sec in the first and 0.191sec in the second race.

    Though Haslam still has maximum points (85) as he dominated the entire weekend, Biaagi comes close with 69 points.

    The next race weekend for WSB is going to take place in Valencia.

    For those who missed it, Click here to watch the highlights of the race.

    Race One results:

    1. Max Biaggi (ITA) Aprilia
    2. Leon Haslam (GBR) Suzuki
    3. Jonathan Rea (IRL) Honda
    4. Carlos Checa (SPA) Ducati
    5. Leon Camier (GBR) Aprilia
    6. Shane Byrne (GBR) Ducati
    7. James Toseland (GBR) Yamaha
    8. Nori Haga (JPN) Ducati
    9. Troy Corser (AUS) BMW
    10. Ruben Xaus (SPA) BMW

    Race Two results:
    1. Max Biaggi (ITA) Aprilia
    2. Leon Haslam (GBR) Suzuki
    3. Cal Crutchlow (GBR) Yamaha
    4. Carlos Checa (SPA) Ducati
    5. Leon Camier (GBR) Aprilia
    6. James Toseland (GBR) Yamaha
    7. Shane Byrne (GBR) Ducati
    8. Nori Haga (JPN) Ducati
    9. Sylvain Guintoli (FRA) Suzuki
    10. Troy Corser (AUS) BMW

    For further information visit WSB official websit: http://www.worldsbk.com/en/home.html

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