Having notched up an outstanding record of aꦺchievement around the Masaryk Circuit in Brno over the years, Max Biaggi heads to this year's edition of the World Superbike race🦂 eager to continue his romp towards the 2010 title.

Four consecutive 🥃wins ♏has seen Biaggi move 37 points clear of Leon Haslam in the overall standings making him the man to beat as the series heads to the Czech Republic for round nine.

Ominously for Biaggi's rivals, howeve🦄r, Brno has been a kind venue to the Italian in the past, not least in 2009 when he recorded Aprilia's first victory since its return to the ser𒉰ies.

Indeed, since joining World Superbikes, Biaggi has never finished lower t♔han fourth at the venue, while he was also a Czech Grand Prix winner 🐈in 500cc/MotoGP on three occasions.

S🌌till, while the momentum very much on his side as he returns there once more, Biaggi is playing down his title hopes at this stage.

"To say the least, Brno is a track I like and that's no mystery for anyone, it's a track where I can really express my full potential and I have obtained ཧa lot of important wins there," he said.

"For s𓃲u📖re I like to remember last year's, the first with Aprilia in Superbike. It was an important moment, because our bike was still in an early stage of development, but we got that great result anyway.

"Now that we have scored more wins we must not forget how much work has been put into the project by everyone all 𝓰together, to reach this level of competitiveness.

"I really love racing at Brno❀, I enjoy the circuit and it is with this desire to compete that I will take to the track, trying to enjoy myself and to give 100%, as always. I believe that this is the right way to tackle the weekend.

"We are over half-way through the championsh💙ip season, but it's still too early to start to make complicated calculations about the eventual o𝔍utcome."