MV Agusta to WSB?
 

Crash.net spies have spotted MV Agusta testing their World Superbike entry for next season at the current pre-season test in Valencia.

Previous rumours of a return by MV to top class racing centred around a possible World Superstock entry however it is now apparent that they will be competing in the premier class with the 22-year-old Vittorio Iannuzzo, and Union Bike as the team sponsor as previously reported by Crash.net in October.

The source commented that the MV looks visibly very fast around the circuit, however it cannot match the pace of Sebastien Gimbert on the Yamaha France R1 who leads the time sheets at the test. The Crash.net source reported: "Gimbert is dispensing with Superbikes as if they are mildly quick Supersport machines on the straights



The sexyist motorcycle in the whole world :D:D:D

[Edited on 22-12-2004 by Henners]

Will they still race if it rains ?

Thanks DCR ...
 

... I find keeping her out of the rain helps :lol:

get out and ride it "H" iv'e booked you a space on the RING!¬!!!!!:lol::lol:.merry xmas mate:lol:..............mav

:lol::lol::lol:

You missed the sachs out in that picture Mr H. :frog:

[Edited on 15-12-2004 by flanker]

Oh ... my ribs ...
 

:P

the MV - F4?? (1000) has already run in the German Superbike series, - did n't do so well, but it looked pretty ;)

Bring it on ...
 

James Ellison did quite a bit of development work on it - says its a rocket ship :D Personally can't wait to see an Italian 4 cylinder on the WSB grid :burn: especially in the sexy silver and red ..... :sing:

MV in WSB has been rumoured for a while, looks like they are trying to fund it with the mega priced bike in this weeks MCN??!!

Now with Proton backing the job it could happen but seems a bit odd, Malaysian backed FPR taking on Malaysian backed Proton, having said that neither Proton or Petronas have held back when it comes to spending on motorsport they have certainly raised there profile but really troubled the trophy makers yet?

Ray.