Kawasaki’s final version of its latest Ninja racebike has been revealed at the Nurburgring circuit, in Germany.
Two months of teasers have whet the appetite of the fans who couldn’t hold back their excitement as the all-new Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R racer was unveiled before the full launch of the production machine in early October at the Intermot show.
The Kawasaki Superbike Racing Team has been preparing the bike to make its racing debut in the 2011 WSB Championship. Steve Guttridge, the Race Planning Manager from Kawasaki Motors Europe, told reporters that the new race bike is eagerly anticipated by everyone involved in the Superbike racing project.
He also said that the PBM team continues to evolve and restructure itself so that it can be in a position to boost the new bike's potential next season.
Guttridge added that the Paul Bird team is keen to get started and so it was given the chance to help show what the first edition of the race version can do at the Nurburgring.
“The new race bike has been eagerly anticipated by everyone involved in the Superbike racing project for a while now. The PBM team have evolved and restructured continuously in order to be in a position to utilise the new bike's potential to the maximum next season. As you can imagine the Paul Bird team are ultra keen to get started with it and so who better than the team itself to help us show the first edition of the race version of it here at the Nürburgring?” said Steve Guttridge, the Race Planning Manager from Kawasaki Motors Europe.
Two months of teasers have whet the appetite of the fans who couldn’t hold back their excitement as the all-new Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R racer was unveiled before the full launch of the production machine in early October at the Intermot show.
The Kawasaki Superbike Racing Team has been preparing the bike to make its racing debut in the 2011 WSB Championship. Steve Guttridge, the Race Planning Manager from Kawasaki Motors Europe, told reporters that the new race bike is eagerly anticipated by everyone involved in the Superbike racing project.
He also said that the PBM team continues to evolve and restructure itself so that it can be in a position to boost the new bike's potential next season.
Guttridge added that the Paul Bird team is keen to get started and so it was given the chance to help show what the first edition of the race version can do at the Nurburgring.
“The new race bike has been eagerly anticipated by everyone involved in the Superbike racing project for a while now. The PBM team have evolved and restructured continuously in order to be in a position to utilise the new bike's potential to the maximum next season. As you can imagine the Paul Bird team are ultra keen to get started with it and so who better than the team itself to help us show the first edition of the race version of it here at the Nürburgring?” said Steve Guttridge, the Race Planning Manager from Kawasaki Motors Europe.
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