2007 European Superstock 600 Championship

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2007 European Superstock 600 Championship
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Support series: Superbike World Championship Supersport World Championship FIM Superstock 1000 Cup

The 2007 European Superstock 600 Championship was the third season of the European Superstock 600 Championship. The season was contested over eleven races, beginning at Donington Park on 1 April and ending at Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours on 6 October. Maxime Berger clinched the title after beating closest rival Andrea Antonelli.

Race calendar and results

2008 Calendar^[1]
Round		Date	Round	Circuit	Pole position	Fastest lap	Race winner	Winning team
1		1 April	Europe	Donington Park	Michele Magnoni	Domenico Colucci	Michele Magnoni	Bevilacqua Corse
2		14 April	Spain	Circuit Ricardo Tormo	Maxime Berger	Roy Ten Napel	Maxime Berger	Team Trasimeno
3		29 April	Netherlands	TT Circuit Assen	Roy Ten Napel	Roy Ten Napel	Andrea Antonelli	Team Italia Megabike AX
4		12 May	Italy	Autodromo Nazionale Monza	Michele Magnoni	Domenico Colucci	Michele Magnoni	Bevilacqua Corse
5		27 May	Great Britain	Silverstone Circuit	Maxime Berger	Race Cancelled
6		16 June	San Marino	Misano Adriatico	Michele Magnoni	Michele Magnoni	Maxime Berger	Team Trasimeno
7		21 July	Czech Republic	Brno Circuit	Roy Ten Napel	Sylvain Barrier	Domenico Colucci	Ducati Xerox Junior Team
8	R1	5 August	Great Britain	Brands Hatch	Maxime Berger	Domenico Colucci	Maxime Berger	Team Trasimeno
8	R2	5 August	Great Britain	Brands Hatch	Maxime Berger	Domenico Colucci	Maxime Berger	Team Trasimeno
9		8 September	Germany	Lausitzring	Roy Ten Napel	Vincent Lonbois	Vincent Lonbois	MTM Racing
10		29 September	Italy	ACI Vallelunga Circuit	Maxime Berger	Andrea Antonelli	Roy Ten Napel	MQP Racing Team
11		6 October	France	Circuit de Nevers Magny-Cours	Maxime Berger	Maxime Berger	Maxime Berger	Team Trasimeno

Entry list

Team	Constructor	Motorcycle	No.	Rider	Rounds
Ducati Xerox Junior Team	Ducati	Ducati 749R	89	Domenico Colucci	1–8, 11
CRS Grand Prix	Honda	Honda CBR600RR	10	Leon Hunt	1–6, 8–11
EAB Ten Kate Honda			111	Michal Šembera	All
Intermoto Czech Klaffi			81	Patrik Vostárek	All
Racing Team - Figaro AT			18	Stefan Kerschbaumer	7
Team Italia Megabike AX 52			7	Renato Constantini	All
Team Italia Megabike AX 52			8	Andrea Antonelli	All
Team Lorini			47	Eddi La Marra	All
Team O Six			31	Giuseppe Barone	7–9
Team Rumi Azione Corse			31	Giuseppe Barone	1–5
			34	Jay Dunn	7–11
			43	Daniele Rossi	All
Gold Fren Team Erinac	Kawasaki	Kawasaki ZX-6R	65	Tomáš Svitok	6
			65	Tomáš Svitok	7
			69	Ondřej Ježek	1, 7–11
Lightspeed-Kawasaki Supported			11	Ashley Carlucci	1–2
			12	Andrea Boscoscuro	3
			14	Dane Hellyer	9
			25	Ryan Taylor	All
			26	Ronan Quarmby	6–7
Team Cheroy Motos			189	Axel Maurin	11
Team O Six			12	Andrea Boscoscuro	10
Team O Six			41	Gregory Junod	1–6
Amici Racing Team	Suzuki	Suzuki GSX-R600R	19	Nigel Walraven	7
Beowulf Racing.com			44	Gino Rea	All
Cruciani Moto Suzuki Italia			24	Daniele Beretta	All
Dialog Poland Position RT			73	Andrzej Chmielewski	7
Mist Suzuki			18	Daniel Brill	1–2
			27	Chris Leeson	3–5, 7, 9, 11
			72	Alex Gault	6, 8
MTM Racing			55	Vincent Lonbois	All
Road + Racing			51	Jay Dunn	1
TKR Suzuki Switzerland			2	Christian Von Gunten	9
TKR Suzuki Switzerland			57	Kenny Tirsgaard	All
Bevilacqua Corse	Yamaha	Yamaha YZF-R6	119	Michele Magnoni	All
Coutelle Junior Team			20	Sylvain Barrier	All
DC Management Gron Sri			88	Gianluca Capitini	6
Gallardo I.T.e			26	Ronan Quarmby	5
Hanson Motorsport			91	Hampus Johansson	9
Holiday Gym SBK			28	Yannick Guerra	All
Imperiale Corse			32	Danilo Petrucci	4, 6, 10
M2 Racing			37	Giuliano Gregorini	6, 10
Millet Yamaha Team			30	Michaël Savary	All
Morillas Bikes			58	Eric Morillas	2
MQP Racing Team			66	Branko Srdanov	All
MQP Racing Team			99	Roy Ten Napel	All
MRC Team			29	Marco Bussolotti	4, 6, 10
Orange Shark DMV Team			3	Kevin Wahr	9
Peko Racing Team			4	Mathieu Gines	7–11
			41	Gregory Junod	7, 11
			75	Dennis Sigloch	1–6
Politas Racing Team Capaul Black Racing			199	Gregg Black	All
Racing Team Ermelo			61	Mark Ten Napel	3
Scuderia HF			51	Nico Morelli	10
Stokson 41-500 Chrozow			6	Mateusz Stoklosa	7
Team Bulgaria			35	Radostin Todorov	1–2, 4–11
Team Falcone Competition			172	Nicolas Pouhair	11
Team Laglisse			36	Alex Cortes	2
Team Trasimeno			21	Maxime Berger	All
Team Trasimeno			22	Gabriele Poma	All
Team Zone Rouge			114	Nicolas Pirot	1–4, 6–11
Vector Racing Yamaha			48	Vladimir Leonov	1–10
Yamaha Factory			82	Adrian Bonastre	7
Yamaha-Moto 1			4	Mathieu Gines	1–6
Yamaha Spain			82	Adrian Bonastre	8
Yamaha Spain			112	Josep Pedró	1–6, 9–11

Key
Regular rider
Wildcard rider
Replacement rider

All entries used Pirelli tyres.

Championship' standings

Riders' standings

Pos	Rider	Bike	DON	VAL	ASS	MNZ	SIL	MIS	BRN	BRA		LAU	VAL	MAG	Pts
1	Maxime Berger	Yamaha	5	1	3	6	C	1	3	1	1	6	3	1	204
2	Andrea Antonelli	Honda	2	9	1	7	C	5	5	4	2	10	2	2	162
3	Michele Magnoni	Yamaha	1	7	5	1	C	2	8	3	4	12	5	4	155
4	Gregg Black	Yamaha	11	Ret	4	2	C	WD	6	5	3	2	9	3	118
5	Roy Ten Napel	Yamaha	6	2	6	9	C	11	4	Ret	10	15	1	5	108
6	Sylvain Barrier	Yamaha	4	Ret	2	4	C	Ret	2	6	Ret	Ret	7	6	95
7	Domenico Colucci	Ducati	3	5	Ret	5	C	Ret	1	2	Ret			WD	83
8	Michaël Savary	Yamaha	8	11	7	11	C	10	7	7	5	Ret	11	7	76
9	Daniele Beretta	Suzuki	15	6	11	Ret	C	9	15	10	7	9	4	8	67
10	Vincent Lonbois	Suzuki	22	13	22	21	C	14	18	8	6	1	10	9	61
11	Marco Bussolotti	Yamaha				3		3					6		42
12	Gino Rea	Suzuki	10	3	23	14	C	15	11	11	13	Ret	24	13	41
13	Dennis Sigloch	Yamaha	12	4	9	8	C	8							40
14	Mathieu Gines	Yamaha	7	20	8	10	C	Ret	DNS	Ret	Ret	5	12	Ret	38
15	Renato Costantini	Honda	9	Ret	17	12	C	7	9	Ret	8	Ret	19	17	35
16	Michal Šembera	Honda	18	15	10	Ret	C	13	DSQ	9	Ret	Ret	13	14	22
17	Patrik Vostárek	Honda	16	23	12	17	C	12	10	16	14	Ret	15	11	22
18	Ondřej Ježek	Kawasaki	WD						14	15	17	3	16	18	19
19	Kenny Tirsgaard	Suzuki	19	12	19	13	C	6	19	20	16	Ret	27	21	17
20	Leon Hunt	Honda	25	19	25	26	C	24		12	12	7	28	26	17
21	Giuliano Gregorini	Yamaha						4					Ret		13
22	Dane Hellyer	Kawasaki										4			13
23	Giuseppe Barone	Honda	13	22	14	20	C		25	13	11	Ret			13
24	Adrian Bonastre	Yamaha							12	25	9				11
25	Eddi La Marra	Honda	Ret	8	18	19	C	19	21	Ret	22	14	22	23	10
26	Josep Pedró	Yamaha	24	10	13	15	C	WD				16	21	20	10
27	Yannick Guerra	Yamaha	23	25	27	23	C	23	27	19	21	8	17	16	8
28	Danilo Petrucci	Yamaha				Ret		Ret					8		8
29	Nicolas Pouhair	Yamaha												10	6
30	Hampus Johansson	Yamaha										11			5
31	Branko Srdanov	Yamaha	26	14	20	24	C	DNS	30	22	25	13	Ret	28	5
32	Axel Maurin	Kawasaki												12	4
33	Chris Leeson	Suzuki			26	18	C		13			Ret		15	4
34	Gregory Junod	Kawasaki	14	24	15	16	C	20							3
34	Gregory Junod	Yamaha							DSQ					Ret	3
35	Alex Gault	Suzuki						22		14	18				2
36	Nico Morelli	Yamaha											14		2
37	Vladimir Leonov	Yamaha	27	17	28	22	C	21	24	Ret	15	Ret	23		1
	Daniele Rossi	Honda	17	16	24	Ret	C	17	20	17	24	Ret	18	24	0
	Andrea Boscoscuro	Kawasaki			16								Ret		0
	Gianluca Capitini	Yamaha						16							0
	Andrzej Chmielewski	Suzuki							16						0
	Gabriele Poma	Yamaha	20	26	21	Ret	C	18	17	18	19	18	20	19	0
	Jay Dunn	Suzuki	WD												0
	Jay Dunn	Honda							22	21	20	17	25	25	0
	Nicolas Pirot	Yamaha	Ret	18	Ret	Ret		Ret	26	24	23	Ret	29	22	0
	Ashley Carlucci	Kawasaki	21	WD											0
	Alex Cortes	Yamaha		21											0
	Stefan Kerschbaumer	Honda							23						0
	Ryan Taylor	Kawasaki	Ret	28	30	Ret	C	26	31	23	26	Ret	30	27	0
	Radostin Todorov	Yamaha	28	27		25	C	WD	DNS						0
	Ronan Quarmby	Suzuki					C								0
	Ronan Quarmby	Kawasaki						25	WD						0
	Tomáš Svitok	Kawasaki						27	29						0
	Mateusz Stoklosa	Yamaha							28						0
	Mark Ten Napel	Yamaha			29										0
	Nigel Walraven	Suzuki							32						0
	Eric Morillas	Yamaha		Ret											0
	Kevin Wahr	Yamaha										DSQ			0
	Christian Von Gunten	Suzuki										DNS
	Daniel Brill	Suzuki	WD	WD
Pos	Rider	Bike	DON	VAL	ASS	MNZ	SIL	MIS	BRN	BRA		LAU	VAL	MAG	Pts

Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	Second place
Bronze	Third place
Green	Points finish
Blue	Non-points finish
Blue	Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple	Retired (Ret)
Red	Did not qualify (DNQ)
Red	Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
	Withdrew (WD)
	Race cancelled (C)
Blank	Did not practice (DNP)
	Did not arrive (DNA)
	Excluded (EX)

Bold – Pole position
Italics – Fastest lap
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References

↑ "2007 World Superbike Calendar". roadracingworld.com. 10 January 2007.
↑ "2007 European Superstock 600 Standings" (PDF). resources.worldsbk.com. 7 October 2007.

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[1] "2007 World Superbike Calendar". roadracingworld.com. 10 January 2007.

[2] "2007 European Superstock 600 Standings" (PDF). resources.worldsbk.com. 7 October 2007.

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