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Jason O’Halloran will once again step in for Jonathan Rea at next weekend’s Dutch WorldSBK

Miguel Oliveira has been ruled out of the upcoming Qatar MotoGP and his replacement has been named

Jonathan Rea has provided images of his ankle injury which details multiple breaks

Yamaha is set to call upon a deep pool of talent from the MotoGP and World Superbike championship for its return to the Suzuka 8 Hours

Jason O’Halloran will replace six-time World Superbike champion Jonathan Rea at the upcoming Portimao round

It’s official, Miguel Oliveira will miss the American MotoGP in Texas, with Yamaha test rider Augusto Fernandez confirmed in his place

Yamaha has called up Augusto Fernandez to replace the injured Jonathan Rea for the Portuguese WorldSBK round

Six-time WorldSBK champion Jonathan Rea will take no part in the WorldSBK opener this weekend, after suffering multiple fractures in a big crash at Phillip Island

The Yamaha WorldSBK liveries for the 2025 season have been unveiled for the factory team and satellite GRT squad

Jonathan Rea has confirmed retirement was an option following a torrid first season with Yamaha in 2024

Jonathan Rea believes World Superbike needs to follow in the footsteps of MotoGP by slowing down bikes

Jonathan Rea will have a new crew chief for his second season with Yamaha in WorldSBK next season, after splitting from Andrew Pitt

Yamaha expects six-time Superbike champion Jonathan Rea to make his return at the next round at Aragon

Jonathan Rea will miss a full World Superbike round for the first time since 2011 following his injury at Magny-Cours

Six-time World Superbike champion Jonathan Rea will miss this weekend’s Cremona World Superbike round due to injury

Jonathan Rea has begun his recovery in an attempt to be fit for the next WorldSBK round, but Yamaha is unsure

Toprak Razgatlioglu, Alvaro Bautista and Jonathan Rea all missed races after suffering injuries at the Magny-Cours round of World Superbikes

Round six of the 2024 WorldSBK season takes the series to the Czech Republic. Toprak Razgatlioglu was victorious in all three races, taking his third successive treble

Jonathan Rea has posted raw on-board footage of some of his first laps on his new Yamaha R1 from the Jerez WorldSBK test last month

WorldSBK has announced that it will return to Imola this July, for the first time since pre-Covid in 2019, when Jonathan Rea and Alvaro Bautista won.

After this seasons WorldSBK racing there are serious conversations about a combined rider and bike weight limit to try to level the playing field.