Carl Fogarty and Ducati reunited this weekend

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Four times World Superbike Champion Carl Fogarty will be reunited with the manufacturer with which he achieved his greatest success by taking to the track at Oulton Park onboard a Ducati 848 race bike during this weekend's MCE British Superbike Championship finale.

Carl will take part in a track demonstration around the majestic 2.69 miles parkland circuit to promote the Ducati 848 Challenge which following its inaugural year, will expand to include selected BSB Championship events in 2011.

Carl, whose racing career was abruptly and prematurely curtailed in an accident in Philip Island, Australia, last rode for Ducati in 2000 after clinching four world titles and 55 of his 59 WSB race wins for the famous Italian marque, and few will forget the halcyon days of Carl onboard a Ducati in front of 120,000 adoring fans year after year at Brands Hatch.

Oulton Park also figured prominently in Carl's British Championship career as the circuit most local to his native Blackburn home, and he is honoured permanently at the Cheshire venue with the naming of the Fogarty Moss Centre, which serves as the venues administration and hospitality facility.

The new Ducati 848 Evo twin cylinder Supersport machine has received rave reviews, being described by Motorcycle News as "an exquisite machine" and "there's nothing the Evo can't do". Further details of the 2011 Ducati 848 Challenge will be announced during this weekend's title deciding final round of the MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship at Oulton Park.

Carl Fogarty will take to the track at 14.45 on Sunday 10 October.

The final round of the MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship will take place at Oulton Park (8/9/10 October) and will be the Showdown decider. For more information visit Oulton Park – news, event tickets, testing, trackdays and driving gifts from the official site or call 0870 950 9000.
 
I remember making a few of those trips to brands during his hayday. Crowds used to go absolutly mental.
 
yup foggy was the man.....wot a fearless rider he was..
ooohh those where the days , hislop and foggy battles was the reason i got into bike racing .
 
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