BSB - how to follow british superbikes?

[sniff]

I go with the "get to a race" thing. I'm off to Brands for opening races as I'm cheering on a mate. Rob Guiver moved to the TTC for this year. Also Thruxton the weekend after too.

If you are free on 21st and 22nd the pop to Brands for official BSB think its free entry. Then Snetterton on the 22nd. I'm time keeping for Rob on this day. Also gives me time to catch up and ponse cups of tea from Splitlaith, Gearlink, Billy McConnell and a hot chocholate from Barry Burrell.

Originally Posted by NTECUK

Cadwell is a brill track.

Agreed, great track and great for spectating, get yourself there!

[Paul the 6th]

Done..





Next...

Now we've got tivo I can record and watch the racing proper, so no more catching 5 minute slots between hectic day to day life

[dyzio]

Yesterday around 8pm on ITV4,
Next session looks to be on Sat 21st, 8pm

I'm booked for Knockhill in June but the main thing for me is keeping on top of the news and learning about the riders and teams.

Same with most sports really, fairly dull unless you know the background

Excellent pics btw! I love that black/gray combo with some yellow decals.

I'd say ITV4 if you've got normal telly, eurosport if you've got sky!

On the internet I'd recommend bikesportnews, the official BSB website or Twitter.

If you want to see the recent history you can pick up the annual review DVDs for nearly nowt on ebay.

However... you can't beat attending the races themselves as mentioned above!

But if you're really want to get involved then marshalling may be a good route to consider. I'll never be a rider or team owner but I get to attend whichever events I want for free when I marshal, I can also chat all day with fellow BSB fans (who are also marshals) and I also get a fetching set of day-glo orange overalls which the missus loves (probably).

'sup to you!

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Or you can follow them on youtube like this.

Me on 26 seconds on the second hand slap as Rob Guiver rides past on winning race 1 at Thruxton.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vE6huzaFy38

He was a proper legend on the 125 - how's he getting on with the triumph? He seems to be doing well so far!

On a side note, every time I see /hear his name I think of this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Guyver