FIM: Argentina boycott not warranted by conditions
World Superbike’s governing body the FIM says conditions ahead of Argentina race one did not warrant its cancellation in a statement on the partial boycotting of Saturday’s contest.
Rea "disagreed completely" with Argentina boycott
Jonathan Rea says he “disagreed completely” with the manner of the attempted boycott of World Superbike's opening race in Argentina, and denied he was pressured into riding.
Argentina WSBK: Rea dominates despite mistake
World Superbike champion Jonathan Rea took a second consecutive victory at Villicum in confident fashion, even though a mistake from him briefly gifted the lead to Alvaro Bautista.
Argentina WSBK: Rea beats Bautista in Superpole race
Reigning world champion Jonathan Rea eased to his 13th win of the 2019 World Superbike season, after beating Alvaro Bautista in the Superpole race at Villicum.
Davies: FIM shouldn't have homologated Villicum track
Chaz Davies has accused the FIM of knowingly approving the El Villicum World Superbike circuit in Argentina knowing it “didn’t come up to homologation spec”.
Laverty blasts "spineless" Rea for breaking boycott
Eugene Laverty says Jonathan Rea’s decision to take part in Saturday’s World Superbike race in Argentina was “spineless”, after he initially stood for the boycott being organised over dangerous track conditions.
Argentina WSBK: Bautista wins as several riders refuse to race
Alvaro Bautista won a controversial first World Superbike race at Villicum as six riders opted against racing due to poor track conditions.
Argentina WSBK: Bautista snatches pole from van der Mark
Alvaro Bautista grabbed his fourth World Superbike pole of the season after topping a bizarre Superpole session in Argentina.
Argentina WSBK: Bautista beats Rea in Friday practices
Alvaro Bautista led newly-crowned five-time World Superbike champion Jonathan Rea in the opening day of practice for the penultimate round of 2019 in Argentina.
Lowes confirmed at Kawasaki WSBK team for 2020
One-time World Superbike race winner Alex Lowes will join five-time world champion Jonathan Rea at the factory Kawasaki team next season.
Kawasaki confirms Haslam's departure from WSBK team
Kawasaki has announced Leon Haslam will be leaving its factory team at the end of the 2019 World Superbike season, clearing the way for Alex Lowes to take his place.
Camier in "serious talks" to stay in WSBK
Leon Camier says he is in “serious talks” with a number of teams to remain in the World Superbike Championship in 2020, amid uncertainty regarding his Honda future.
Razgatlioglu replaces Lowes at Yamaha WSBK team
Toprak Razgatlioglu will partner Michael van der Mark at Yamaha’s factory World Superbike squad in 2020, it has been announced.
Rea: 'Kawasaki killer' talk increased my motivation
Newly-crowned five-time World Superbike champion Jonathan Rea has revealed that pre-season talk of Ducati's new bike being a 'Kawasaki killer' spurred him on throughout the 2019 campaign.
Bautista: Razgatlioglu's "mind was off" in crash
Alvaro Bautista says Toprak Razgatlioglu’s “mind was off” when he crashed and took the Ducati World Superbike rider out of race two in France.
Magny-Cours WSBK: Rea secures fifth straight title
Jonathan Rea is the 2019 World Superbike champion, after taking victory in the second feature race in France while main title rival Alvaro Bautista crashed early on.
Magny-Cours WSBK: Razgatlioglu beats Rea for second win
Toprak Razgatlioglu once again beat Kawasaki counterpart Jonathan Rea in France, after charging through from 16th to take victory in the 10-lap World Superbike Superpole race.
Magny-Cours WSBK: Razgatlioglu scores maiden win from 16th
Toprak Razgatlioglu snatched a historic maiden victory from Jonathan Rea on the last lap of a thrilling 800th World Superbike race in the opening contest at Magny-Cours.
Magny-Cours WSBK: Rea qualifies on pole, Bautista 14th
Jonathan Rea edged Michael van der Mark to World Superbike pole in a wet France Superpole by 0.014 seconds, while Alvaro Bautista struggled in the tricky conditions to 14th.
Magny-Cours WSBK: Van der Mark quickest in wet practice
Yamaha World Superbike rider Michael van der Mark led a wet Friday practice for the French round, while title contenders Jonathan Rea and Alvaro Bautista suffered crashes.
| 1 |  Jonathan Rea | 601 pts |
| 2 |  Alvaro Bautista | 460 pts |
| 3 |  Alex Lowes | 305 pts |
| 1 |  | Jonathan Rea | Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK |
| 2 |  | Chaz Davies | Aruba.it Racing Junior Team |
| 3 |  | Toprak Razgatlioglu | Turkish Puccetti Racing |
