Muggeridge ends Supersport season in style.
In the 11th and fi🍌nal round of the Supersport World Championship, Ten Kate Honda star Karl Muggeridge scored another race win today at Magny-Cours, his third strꦇaight success after victories in Assen and Imola.
The Aussie's countryman, team-mate, and new champion, Chris Vermeulen, took second, thus achieving his personal ambition of going over 200 points, with ⭕a total of 201, before moving to the SBK class in 2004.
In the 11th and final round of the Supersport World Championship, Ten Kate Honda star Karl Mugger😼idge scored another race win today at Magny-Cours, his third straight success after victories in Assen and Imola.
The Aussie's countryman, team-mate, and new champion, C𒉰hris Vermeulen, 🔥took second, thus achieving his personal ambition of going over 200 points, with a total of 201, before moving to the SBK class in 2004.
Third in the race went to the forceful Jurgen van den Goorbergh, the Yamaha Belgarda rider regaining third overall 💮in the series with a dramatic last gasp overtaking manoeuvre on Kalffi Honda's Sebas🔜tien Charpentier.
Alstare Suzuki's Stephane Chambon took fifth in front of his home crowd to secure second in the series, ahead of van 🌃ꦰden Goorbergh and Muggeridge. Such was the closeness of the fight for second that Chambon's total was 137, van den Goorbergh's 136 and Muggeridge's 134.
Pere Riba rode assuredly on a fading rear tyre to take sixth for Kawasaki in France, his native team-mate Foret ꦇhaving pulled in to retire. The Kawasaki duo ende꧟d the season with 2002 champ Foret ninth and Riba 11th in the title chase.
Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc 🎃Marquez’s injury issues.
