WSB Champion is ....!!
 

What an absolutely brilliant ride from Jamie Toseland............World Champ @23yrs old......BRILLIANT:bouncy:

[Edited on 3-10-2004 by Webteam]

Well done to james:burn:
The best man won :D
Shame regis had to lose the championship but he cracked and could not stick the pace :lol:
As for David tardotzzi (spelling) he could at least be happy:mad:

well done james world champion

Yeah a couple of outstanding races from JT.Battling with Haga in the first race was fantastic,and the way he elbowed Vermeulen in the second!:o:o:o
Nice one James,a deserved World Championship.

yes congratulations, love to see him join the big fish in motogp now. straight swap for bayliss?

xaus and toseland in official team.

if he stays with ducati got to be favourite for the club president role.

english, rides a ducati (hopefully) and generally nice bloke.

good luck to him whatever he rides next year.

Brill racing and the cct looks blurdy good too
Well done to JT
:D:D

Yeah thanks for that I have been at work all day and was waiting to get home and watch it.
This isn't the first time its happened and no doubt a few returning from Donington will also know the outcome of the WSB championship before they get a chance to watch it when you see a Post Title like that.

Thanks again

at least you didn't post the race results :flame:

[Edited on 3-10-2004 by skidlids]

Edited the title of the tread.

Guess we will wait to put it up on the front page then? This like the Xaus podium makes for an excellent weekend for Ducati and should be shouted from the roof tops....

:D:D:D:D:D

[Edited on 3-10-2004 by Webteam]

congratulations to james toseland WORLD SUPERBIKE CHAMPION 2004. it couldn't happen to a nicer bloke, i think the racing this year has been brilliant and no one seems to be bleeting about the 1 make of tyre rule now, roll on next season.

4 points behind his team mate, who is a Gp winner and is racing in his home race.
James needs to beat him in both races.

WHAT A PERFORMANCE!!!!!!!!!

:sing:

Stupendous ride from James, what a fighter.

Saddest thing was the look on Tardozzi's face. I used to have the utmost respect for Davide, but not now! Granted laconi is probably on the day the faster rider, but james showed what consistancy can do, and if the French F88K hadn't fallen off so often, maybe he would have stood a better chance. Who was it that once said to win a race, first you have to finish?

And we stuffed the French on home turf! Brill!