World Supersport Championship Review 2011 ONLINE ANSCHAUEN: STREAMEN, LEIHEN ODER KAUFEN

The Official Review of the 2011 FIM Supersport World Championship is packed with spectacular action from every round of a season which delivered edge-of-the-seat viewing at every race. The very best footage brings you all the essential highlights from the 12-race championship chase, following the full story of the amazing title battle. All the vital passes, crashes, strategies and victories are featured in a comprehensive review of a year which saw five winners, including three first-time victors. The basic model for Supersport racing is that the machines on track should be based on a production machine which could be found in any motorcycle dealership. Of course, they would be tuned and prepared for racing, but the man in the street would recognise the spirit of the racing machine in their own road-going 600cc. Run as a support category alongside the Superbike World Championship, the Supersport World Championship not only produces scintillating racing, it has also produced the stars of Superbike and MotoGP, including the likes of Cal Crutchlow. In the 2011 review we see the next generation of stars make their marks. Luca Scassa launched his championship challenge with victory at the opening round, but it was his Yamaha ParkinGO teammate Chaz Davies who would dominate the year, the Welsh Wizard securing a staggering six victories with a mature and consistent approach which would see him crowned Supersport World Champion with a round to spare. However, it was no easy win for Davies. With riders like Supersport veteran Fabien Foret ready to pounce on any misfortune for the Yamaha rider, like at Imola, Davies needed to be at his best all year. There were also outstanding performances from Gino Rea, Broc Parkes, returning to race-winning form for the first time since 2008, and the incredible David Salom who, despite no wins, finished runner-up with an almost unbelievable consistency which saw him finish every race, and never lower than eighth! The Official ...