Category: Chang International Circuit
Chang international Circuit Buriram’s very own race track
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Father and Son Team Challenge at The Thai National Super Bikes Championship
Thrills and spills are afoot at the Chang International Circuit this weekend. Qualifying on Saturday, in preparation for the serious business of racing taking place on Sunday, threw a couple of fast curve balls to the riders. During qualifying day of the Thai National Superbike Championships in Buriram, The Buriram Times reporters followed the fortunes of…
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Bobby Hunter Super One Race Coming Again To Buriram
Returning once more to Buriram, the Bobby Hunter Super One race is coming from the 3-5th of April. That is this weekend coming. Last year we followed the CEA racing team, who pulled off a momentous victory to win their race. Ticket prices have not yet been announced but last year they were only 350…
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Best in World Attendance At Thailand World Superbikes
Close to 84,000 spectators came to watch Buriram’s first ever eni World Superbike Championship race held at Chang International Circuit this weekend. Official figures put the number at 83,739 across the three days. For the super GT back in October an estimated 130,000 attended that particular event. Comparing figures with other race tracks around the…
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World Superbikes Organization Praise Chang International Circuit
The Official Facebook page of The eni World Superbikes Championship has praised the hospitality of Chang International Circuit. They further stated that they are already looking forward to visiting next year. Posting on their Facebook page which has 663,600 followers, the world renowned racing organization said: “See you next year in Buriram and many thanks…
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Rea Takes Double Victory in Buriram While Brits Take Top Three Spots
For the third time in his career Johnathan Rea took a double victory on race day of the World Superbike Championship. This time in Buirram at Chang International Circuit. In both races Rea dominated from start to finish and was in command throughout. He was never overtaken by any other rider. It was a perfect…
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Hollywood Style Ending For Thai Rider
If there was a script to be written for a Hollywood blockbuster about a motorbike rider from Thailand, who makes his World Supersport debut, on a wild card entry, at his home county’s first ever World Supersport race, on a newly built circuit, and then takes the title in front of a home crowd of…
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Just 0.011s Separates The World Superbike Leaders
Just over one hundredth of a second separates the two front runners in first ever World Superbike Championship race to take place in Thailand. In the “superpole” qualifying session Johnathan Rea and Leon Haslam battled it out for the lead with Kawasaki rider Rea coming out on top to take the 6th pole position of…
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Tipped Thai Rider In The Hunt After Qualifying
Ratthapark Wilairot, who was tipped by the WSBK website to be a front runner in this weekend’s races, is keeping himself in sight of the leaders. After two rounds of free practice and one qualifying round, the Moto 2 rider is just 0.335 seconds off the fastest lap time of the day. Even with such…
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Three Times World Superbike Champion Makes Return At Chang International Circuit
Troy Bayliss, the Australian three times winner of the world SBK championship will make a return to the racing track at Chang International Circuit in the second round of the eni FIM Superbike World Championship. With an outstanding record of three World Superbike Championships (2001, 2006 and 2008), one British Superbike Championship (1999), and 52…
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Brits Take Top Four Before World Superbikes In Thailand
On the lead up to the biggest motorbike race ever to hit Thailand, four British riders are out in front after round one of the Championship. As predicted in a previous article by the Buriram Times, the Super Brits will be well worth watching out for at the World Super Bikes at Chang International Circuit…