Xaus seeks further upswing in fortunes
| Tuesday, 27 July 2010 09:21 |
Ruben may have fallen in race two in the Czech Republic, but only in his eagerness to chase down his first podium for BMW in WSBK racing. He was fifth in race one at Brno, a marked improvement on some early season difficulties.
Ruben is 13th in the championship, but his immediate focus is once more on getting back to the kind of form we have see from the talented Spanish rider in many previous World Superbike seasons. Armed with the BMW S1000RR, all things now appear possible for Ruben, even at a Silverstone he will hardly recognize.
He stated, "Brno was a very positive weekend for me. Although I unfortunately crashed in the second race, the team can be proud of our performance. We showed that we're competitive and that we can keep pace with the top guys in every session. I hope that we can keep our form going at Silverstone."
He continued, "I have good memories of the track, as I've finished on the podium there on several occasions in the past. I've only seen the new layout on TV, but it looks interesting. There are some stop-and-go corners and it seems like quite a physically demanding track. Some areas of the new section appear to be quite bumpy; we'll take this into account in our set-up work and make the necessary adjustments to the bike."
LATEST NEWS
![]() ![]() European Round - statisticsWorldSBK.com provides a quick round-up of the facts and figures from the fifth eni Superbike World Championship round at the Donington Park... |
![]() ![]() Pirelli notes from Donington ParkGiorgio Barbier (Racing Director Pirelli Moto) analyzes the fifth round of the year, held at Donington Park (UK), from the point of view of... |
![]() ![]() BMW celebrate landmark WSB victoryThe BMW Motorrad Motorsport Team celebrated its first win in the production-based World Superbike championship on Sunday, when Marco Meland... |
![]() ![]() Incredible drama as Rea wins and other top riders go outJonathan Rea (Honda World Superbike Team) took his second race win of the season after an incident-strewn race at Donington. On the first c... |
![]() ![]() Lowes wins his first and sends British crowd wildIn winning his first ever WSS race British rider Sam Lowes (Bogdanka PTR Honda) became the fifth different winner in five races this season... |























