World Superbike - Max Biaggi

World Superbike - Max Biaggi
10/25/2007 (update : 10/14/2010)

Date of birth : 06/29/1971
Place of birth : Roma (Italy)
Size : 1,70 m
Weight : 66 kg
Marital status : lives with Eleonora, 1 daughter and 1 son

Website : http://www.max-biaggi.com

2010 : World Superbike champion (Aprilia) - 10 wins, 2 poles
2009 : 4th World Superbike championship (Aprilia) - 2 wins
2008 : 7th World Superbike championship (Ducati)
2007 : 3rd World Superbike championship (Suzuki) - 3 wins
2005 : 5th MotoGP world championship (Honda)
2004 : 3rd MotoGP world championship (Honda) - 1 win, 1 pole
2003 : 3rd MotoGP world championship (Honda) - 2 wins, 3 poles
2002 : 2nd MotoGP world championship (Yamaha) - 2 wins, 4 poles
2001 : 2nd 500 cc world championship (Yamaha) - 3 wins, 7 poles
2000 : 3rd 500 cc world championship (Yamaha) - 2 wins, 5 poles
1999 : 4th 500 cc world championship (Yamaha) - 1 win, 1 pole
1998 : 2nd 500 cc world championship (Honda) - 2 wins, 2 poles
1997 : 250 cc World champion (Honda) - 5 wins, 3 poles
1996 : 250 cc World champion (Aprilia) - 9 wins, 8 poles
1995 : 250 cc World champion (Aprilia) - 8 wins, 9 poles
1994 : 250 cc World champion (Aprilia) - 5 wins, 7 poles
1993 : 4th 250 cc world championship (Honda) - 1 win, 2 poles
1992 : 5th 250 cc world championship (Aprilia) - 1 win, 4 poles

Max Biaggi contended his first 250cc Grand Prix season in 1992 with Aprilia, only three years after his racing debuts. After an average season with Honda in 1993, he came back in the Italian team and secured three world titles in a row. In 1997, Max Biaggi joined back Honda and the mechanic Erv Kanemoto. Max Biaggi was crowned for the 4th time before moving to the premier-class. He challenged Mick Doohan, winning the season opener in Suzuka, but achieved a runner-up position behind the Australian champion. In 2000, he became the Yamaha factory's leader but failed to conquer the title versus Kenny Roberts Jr and afterwards his rival Valentino Rossi. His return to Honda didn't change the situation. Without ride in 2006, he came back to racing in World Superbikes with Suzuki. He took the season opener win and battled for the title until the last race but evantually claimed the 3rd overall place. After a disappointing season 2008 aboard a Ducati, Max Biaggi struggled again on the front with Aprilia. Two-time winner in 2009, he dominated the season 2010, becoming the first Italian World Superbike champion, moreover on an Italian bike.

2010

3 - Max Biaggi (ITA, Aprilia)
Watercolours and India ink on 140 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12 "
September 2010

2009

3 - Max Biaggi (ITA, Aprilia)
Watercolours and India ink on 140 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12 "
September 2009

2007

3 - Max Biaggi (ITA, Suzuki)
Watercolours on 140 lbs paper,
16,8 x 22,4 "
September 2007

2004

3 - Max Biaggi (ITA, Honda)
Watercolours on 140 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
July 2004

2003

	3 - Max Biaggi (ITA, Honda) Watercolours on 140 lbs paper, 12 x 16" December 2003
	3 - Max Biaggi (ITA, Honda) Watercolours and India ink on 140 lbs paper, 8,9 x 11,1" May 2003

2002

3 - Max Biaggi (ITA, Yamaha)
Watercolours on 140 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
December 2003

1998

6 - Max Biaggi (ITA, Honda)
Watercolours on 140 lbs paper,
12 x 16 "
September 2007

1997

1 - Max Biaggi (ITA, Honda)
Watercolours on 140 lbs paper,
12 x 16 "
September 2007

1994

4 - Max Biaggi (ITA, Honda)
Watercolours and India ink on 140 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12 "
September 2007

1993

4 - Max Biaggi (ITA, Honda)
Watercolours on 140 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12 "
September 2007

1992

29 - Max Biaggi (ITA, Honda)
Watercolours and India ink on 140 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12 "
September 2007

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