Kawasaki postponed to the end of 2010 launch of the new ZX-10R Superbike as develop a radically different than existing, announced in July 2009 MCN British publication.
Japanese company chose to not follow the traditional rule already replaced every two years of Superbike's or just to work on a completely new bike will have the objective to win World Superbike Championship.
Chris Vermeulen, had just joined the Kawasaki World Superbike team, comes now to confirm this fact: "It is a very good understanding and are happy in technically that you be with Kawasaki motorcycle to compete and develop next year and then get out in 2011 on the new bike. "
"World Superbike will be their main project they do not withdraw from the MotoGP and AMA will support a team or an Australian Championship SBK - WSB program is where you will find all the engineers and their money. They have won the WSB long time and want very much to be taken in the race. financial support and resources are very good for this project, "has motivated the Australian election.
"The main objective will be to win the championship in 2011 with the new bike. That does not mean we will not try it next year. Kawasaki has a very good plan. "
With such an ambitious goal, it is clear that the Japanese Kawasaki will focus their efforts in order to develop a capable Superbike wins. It remains only to wait until the new ZX-10R by the end of 2010.
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