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2nd - World Superbike Championship (Team Yamaha Motor Italia WSBK) 12 podiums 2 superpole 1 fastest lap |
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5th - World Superbike Championship (Team Yamaha Motor Italia WSBK) 9 podiums 2 superpole 2 fastest lap 1 lap record |
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4th - World Superbike Championship (Team Alstare Suzuki Corona Extra) 1 race win 9 podiums 4 superpoles 1 fastest lap. |
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1st - World Superbike Championship
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9th - World Superbike Championship (Foggy
PETRONAS Racing
FP1) 1 podium 2 superpoles |
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12th - World Superbike Championship (Foggy PETRONAS Racing FP1) | |
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Foggy PETRONAS Racing FP1 | |
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4th - World Superbike Championship (Aprilia Racing RSV1000 SBK) - 2 race wins, 10 podiums, 3 pole positions, 4 fastest laps. |
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3rd - World Superbike Championship (Aprilia
Racing RSV1000 SBK) - 5 race wins, 8 podiums, 4 pole positions, 4 fastest laps. |
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3rd - World Superbike Championship (Ducati
Performance 996) Equal points with Colin Edwards (2nd position - 361 pts) - 3 race wins, 13 podiums, 5 pole positions, 6 fastest laps. |
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3rd - World Superbike Championship (Ducati
AD-VF) Led standings until final round at Sugo when warm-up crash put him out of action for the race. - 2 race wins, 14 podiums, 7 pole positions, 2 fastest laps. |
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Only completed first seven (out of fifteen) rounds of Grand Prix 500cc
Championship on Yamaha YZR500, due to contractual problems. Competed for the first time in the Suzuka 8-hour race with Scott Russell. |
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1st - World Superbike Championship (Promotor Ducati 916) - First Australian winner - Youngest winner - 7 race wins, 13 podiums, 5 pole positions, 10 fastest laps. |
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2nd - World
Superbike Championship (Promotor Ducati 916) - 4 race wins, 15 podiums, 4 pole positions, 5 fastest laps. |
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1st - USA
AMA Superbike Championship (Fast by Ferracci Ducati) USA AMA Superbike Championship (Fast by Ferracci Ducati) First non-American to win the title. 11th - World Superbike Championship (competed in four rounds - Fast by Ferracci Ducati) - 5 podiums, 2 fastest laps |
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1st - Australian Superbike Championship (Winfield Honda RC30). |
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4th - Australian Superbike Championship (Peter Jackson Yamaha OW01). | |
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6th - Australian Road Race Championship (factory sponsored Peter Jackson Yamaha TZ250B). 3rd - Malaysian round of the Pan Pacific Championship. |
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Winner - National 250 Production Championship. Winner - New South Wales Lightweight Superstreet Series. August 14th - Youngest ever rider to be promoted to 'A' grade. First superbike ride (Suzuki GSX-R750) and first time on slick tyres at Superbike support race at Australian Grand Prix - finished a creditable 11th. |
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First road race- Oran Park (Sydney) - Honda CR125. Won state 250cc production and 'C' grade championships (Suzuki RGV250). Winner of the Australian Motor Cycle News 'Win a ride' competition-prize, a ride on Yamaha TZ250 at Phillip Island. |
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State and national motorcross and dirt-track events - 80cc, 125cc and 250cc classes. | |
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