Superbike-VM 2008

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Superbike-VM 2008 kördes över 14 omgångar och 28 heat. Troy Bayliss tog sin tredje VM-titel, och avslutade karriären med en vinst i sista tävlingen i Algarve.

Reglementet för Superbike-VM förändrades så att tvåcylindriga motorer får en maximal volym på 1200 cm3 medan de fyrcylindriga motorerna fortsatt fick ha en maximal cylindervolym på 1000 cm3. Serien består av 14 tävlingshelger med friträningar och 2 kvalpass på fredag och lördag, ett så kallat Superpole där de 16 kvalsnabbaste kör ett snabbt varv ensam på banan och slutligen två race på söndagen både med startordning från samma kval och superpole.

Noterbara team och förare

TeamModellFörareFörareFörare
Xerox DucatiDucati 1098F08 Troy Bayliss Michel Fabrizio
Yamaha ItaliaYamaha YZF-R1 Noriyuki Haga Troy Corser
Ten Kate HondaHonda Fireblade CBR1000RR Carlos Checa Kenan Sofuoglu Ryuichi Kiyonari
Sterilgada DucatiDucati 1098RS Rubén Xaus Max Biaggi
Alstare SuzukiSuzuki GSX-R1000 Fonsi Nieto Max Neukirchner Yukio Kagayama
Kawasaki PSG-1 CorseKawazaki ZX10R Regis Laconi Makoto Tamada

Slutställning

PlatsFörareTeamPoäng
1 Troy BaylissDucati460
2 Troy CorserYamaha342
3 Noriyuki HagaYamaha327
4 Carlos ChecaHonda313
5 Max NeukirchnerSuzuki311
6 Fonsi NietoSuzuki256
7 Max BiaggiDucati238
8 Michel FabrizioDucati223
9 Ryuichi KiyonariHonda206
10 Rubén XausDucati178

Vinnare (sammanfattning)

DatumBanaVinnare heat 1MärkeVinnare heat 2Märke
23 februari Losail Troy BaylissDucati Fonsi NietoSuzuki
2 mars Phillip Island Troy BaylissDucati Troy BaylissDucati
6 april Valencia Lorenzo LanziDucati Noriyuki HagaYamaha
27 april Assen Troy BaylissDucati Troy BaylissDucati
11 maj Monza Max NeukirchnerSuzuki Noriyuki HagaYamaha
1 juni Miller Carlos ChecaHonda Carlos ChecaHonda
15 juni Nürburgring Noriyuki HagaYamaha Noriyuki HagaYamaha
29 juni Misano Max NeukirchnerSuzuki Rubén XausDucati
20 juli Brno Troy BaylissDucati Troy BaylissDucati
3 augusti Brands Hatch Ryuichi KiyonariHonda Ryuichi KiyonariHonda
7 september Donington Park Troy BaylissDucati Ryuichi KiyonariHonda
21 september Vallelunga Noriyuki HagaYamaha Noriyuki HagaYamaha
5 oktober Magny-Cours Noriyuki HagaYamaha Troy BaylissDucati
2 november Algarve Troy BaylissDucati Troy BaylissDucati

Deltävlingar och pallplatser (detaljerat)

Helg/RaceBana1:a2:a3:aRapport
1/1 Losail Troy Bayliss, Ducati Max Biaggi, Ducati Troy Corser, Yamaha*
1/2 Losail Fonsi Nieto, Suzuki Rubén Xaus, Ducati Max Biaggi, Ducati*
2/1 Phillip Island Troy Bayliss, Ducati Troy Corser, Yamaha Michel Fabrizio, Ducati*
2/2 Phillip Island Troy Bayliss, Ducati Carlos Checa, Honda Fonsi Nieto, Suzuki*
3/1 Valencia Lorenzo Lanzi, Ducati Troy Bayliss, Ducati Troy Corser, Yamaha*
3/2 Valencia Noriyuki Haga, Yamaha Troy Bayliss, Ducati Carlos Checa, Honda*
4/1 Assen Troy Bayliss, Ducati Carlos Checa, Honda Max Neukirchner, Suzuki*
4/2 Assen Troy Bayliss, Ducati Noriyuki Haga, Yamaha Carlos Checa, Honda*
5/1 Monza Max Neukirchner, Suzuki Noriyuki Haga, Yamaha Troy Bayliss, Ducati*
5/2 Monza Noriyuki Haga, Yamaha Max Neukirchner, Suzuki Ryuichi Kiyonari, Honda*
6/1 Miller Carlos Checa, Honda Troy Corser, Yamaha Michel Fabrizio, Ducati*
6/2 Miller Carlos Checa, Honda Max Neukirchner, Suzuki Michel Fabrizio, Ducati*
7/1 Nürburgring Noriyuki Haga, Yamaha Troy Bayliss, Ducati Max Neukirchner, Suzuki*
7/2 Nürburgring Noriyuki Haga, Yamaha Troy Corser, Yamaha Max Neukirchner, Suzuki*
8/1 Misano Max Neukirchner, Suzuki Troy Corser, Yamaha Troy Bayliss, Ducati*
8/2 Misano Rubén Xaus, Ducati Max Biaggi, Ducati Troy Bayliss, Ducati*
9/1 Brno Troy Bayliss, Ducati Troy Corser, Yamaha Michel Fabrizio, Ducati*
9/2 Brno Troy Bayliss, Ducati Michel Fabrizio, Ducati Max Biaggi, Ducati*
10/1 Brands Hatch Ryuichi Kiyonari, Ten Kate Honda Troy Bayliss, Ducati Max Biaggi, Ducati*
10/2 Brands Hatch Ryuichi Kiyonari, Ten Kate Honda Noriyuki Haga, Yamaha Troy Corser, Yamaha*
11/1 Donington Park Troy Bayliss, Ducati Tom Sykes (wildcard), Rizla Suzuki Max Biaggi, Ducati*
11/2 Donington Park Ryuichi Kiyonari, Ten Kate Honda Cal Crutchlow (wildcard), HM Plant Honda Troy Corser, Yamaha*
12/1 Vallelunga Noriyuki Haga, Yamaha Max Biaggi, Ducati Troy Corser, Yamaha*
12/2 Vallelunga Noriyuki Haga, Yamaha Michel Fabrizio, Ducati Troy Corser, Yamaha*
13/1 Magny-Cours Noriyuki Haga, Yamaha Fonsi Nieto, Suzuki Troy Bayliss, Ducati*
13/2 Magny-Cours Troy Bayliss, Ducati Noriyuki Haga, Yamaha Troy Corser, Yamaha*
14/1 Algarve Troy Bayliss, Ducati Carlos Checa, Honda Troy Corser, Yamaha*
14/2 Algarve Troy Bayliss, Ducati Michel Fabrizio, Ducati Leon Haslam, Honda*
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