Superbike Silverstone: Max Biaggi still leads the world rankings
The Roman still ahead of everyone but Melandri, Sykes and Checa are pressing on
At the end of the hard-fought, daring and wet weekend at Silverstone, the ranking of the eni FIM Superbike World Championship sees Max Biaggi still ahead of everyone, but the Roman's lead has been significantly reduced.
Here is the ranking:
Max Biaggi 274
Marco Melandri 263,5
Tom Sykes 222,5
Carlos Checa 220.5
Jonathan Rea 203,5
Leon Haslam 170
Eugene Laverty 160,5
Sylvain Guintoli 122,5
Michel Fabrizio 108,5
Davide Giuglian 106
Chaz Davies 99,5
Jakub Smrz 92,5
Loris Baz 78
Ayrton Badovin 73
Maxime Berger 67
Leon Camier 65,5
Hiroshi Aoyama 41,5
Lorenzo Zanetti 34
Niccolò Canepa 33,5
Joan Lascorz 17
John Hopkins 17
David Salom 10
Leandro Mercado 9
Peter Hickman 7
Matteo Baiocco 7
Bryan Staring 6
Alessandro Polita 4
Norino Brignola 3
Mark Aitchison 3
Joshua Brookes 1
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Good:
2 Italians in command and authoritatively.
It's true that 40 points in SBK aren't a great distance from the pursuers, but it's nice to see Max and Marco in front.
Well done guys, may the best win and as they say in SBK... fairing against fairing.
Biaggi watch out for his little arm, Melandri is coming. May the best man win.
If Checa drives like in Race 1 he will be feared.
It has nothing to do with the article, do any of you know why they don't include the "fixed" SBK ranking like for the M2, M3, MGP?
This seems like a big omission to me, if you want to see the ranking you have to search through all the articles relating to SBK and, after 10 minutes, you find something.
Sin….
you are definitely right!
Wake up Virgilio Sport!!!