Alstare Aim for Brands Podiums
Kagayama took Brno by storm, winning both races - his first ever WSB double
Kagayama took The duo are ready to carry on the good work at Brands Hatch, an event that is now much more than just another round in the calendar. The British circuit’s unique setting and layout always provides close-quarter action and it is arguably the best-attended event in the calendar. Last year Corser won the first race and finished second in the other with Kagayama scoring a lowly pair of ninths. But this year, both riders will be going all-out for podium places, with Kagayama particularly eager to do well in front of all his British fans. Troy Corser: “Brands is not just another round of the championship anymore - it’s an event! The place has a fantastic atmosphere because the crowd are so close to the track and sometimes you can almost feel them breathing down your neck! It’s quite a technical track and not the easiest place for overtaking, so a good grid place is pretty much crucial. I wasn’t happy with Yukio Kagayama: “I was so happy after 2005 results: Race 1: 1 Troy Corser (Aus-Alstare Suzuki Race 2: 1 Haga, 2 Troy Corser (Aus-Alstare Suzuki ALSTARE AND FORET After an amicable meeting on 31st July, Team Alstare Suzuki and Fabien Foret have decided to end their partnership for the 2006 Superbike World Championship season with immediate effect. Foret and Team Alstare feel that the results, to date, did not reflect either of their aspirations: Foret had some problems adapting to the different nature of a Superbike and, because further development of the bike has already been planned, it has been decided that Max Neukirchner will ride the GSX-R1000 from Assen onwards. |
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