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For ten years, only Honda had broken the Ducati' supremacy. After the withdrawal of the Japanese factory, the way to the riders and manufacturers titles appeared very clear. The single official Suzuki GSX-R engaged fought very hard. But the battle versus an Italian bi-cylinders armada, with Neil Hodgson, the new World Champion, at the lead, was too unequal.
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100 - Neil Hodgson (GBR, Ducati)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
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100 - Neil Hodgson (GBR, Ducati)
India ink and water on 160 lbs paper,
11,1 x 14,8"
September 2003
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11 - Ruben Xaus (SPA, Ducati)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
Available
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11 - Ruben Xaus (SPA, Ducati)
India ink and water on 160 lbs paper,
11,1 x 14,8"
September 2003
Available
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52 - James Toseland (GBR, Ducati)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
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52 - James Toseland (GBR, Ducati)
2003' Team GSE Ducati official card
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55 - Régis Laconi (FRA, Ducati)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
Available
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55 - Régis Laconi (FRA, Ducati)
India ink and water on 160 lbs paper,
11,1 x 14,8"
September 2003
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10 - Gregorio Lavilla (SPA, Suzuki)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
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9 - Chris Walker (GBR, Ducati)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
Available
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9 - Chris Walker (GBR, Ducati)
2003' Team GSE Ducati official card
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7 - Pier-Francesco Chili (ITA, Ducati)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
Available
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4 - Troy Corser (FPR)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
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World Supersport
By signing with Kawasaki, Fabien Foret, the 2002 World Champion, was convinced to stay on the forefront of the stage. It did not happen so and his sole win at Imola was nothing but a flash in the pan. For his share, Chris Vermeulen perfectly used the great qualities of his Honda CBR-R. In this way, he won the championship and a ticket to Superbike. Stéphane Chambon finished at the second place with the unofficial Vice-champion title. Thierry Van Den Bosch, the Supermoto World Champion 2002, knew a big disillusion and scored only 13 points (4th in Great-Britain).
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7 - Chris Vermeulen (AUS, Honda)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
July 2003
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7 - Chris Vermeulen (AUS, Honda)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
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3 - Stéphane Chambon (FRA, Suzuki)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
Available
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4 - Jurgen Van Den Goorbergh (NED, Yamaha)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
Available
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31 -Karl Muggeridge (AUS, Honda)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
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2 - Katsuaki Fujiwara (JAP, Suzuki)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
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93 - Christian Kellner (GER, Yamaha)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
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93 - Christian Kellner (GER, Yamaha)
Watercolours on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
September 2003
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116 - Sébastien Charpentier (FRA, Honda)
Watercolours on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
September 2003
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1 - Fabien Foret (FRA, Kawasaki)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
Available
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8 - Jörg Teuchert (GER, Yamaha)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
Available
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21 - Matthieu Lagrive (FRA, Yamaha)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
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77 - Thierry Van den Bosch (FRA, Yamaha)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
Available
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7 - Chris Vermeulen & 31 - Karl Muggeridge (AUS, Honda)
Watercolours and India ink on 160 lbs paper,
9,6 x 12"
August 2003
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