Muggeridge joins Bertocchi Honda.
Former World Supersport champion and Ten Kate Honda World Superbike rider, Karl Muggeridge, will remain in the premier-class next season after signing to ride a Bertocchi Honda in 2007.
Despite regular bursts of speed, Muggeridge frustrating failed to take a podium finish during his two seasons on a Ten Kate Superbike and was always expected to be replaced at the lead Honda team for 2007.
Former World Supersport champion and Ten Kate Honda World Superbike rider, Karl Muggeridge, will remain in the premier-class next season after signing to ride a Bertocchi Honda in 2007.
Despite regular bursts of speed, Muggeridge frustrating failed to take a podium finish during his two seasons on a Ten Kate Superbike and was always expected to be replaced at the lead Honda team for 2007.
The identity of James Toseland's team-mate looks like being former grand prix rider Roberto Rolfo, although no official announcement has yet been made and former WSBK champion Neil Hodgson still remains unsigned - although the Englishman is increasingly linked to the unconfirmed Foggy Racing project.
Meanwhile, Muggeridge was expected to be offered a WSS ride by Ten Kate for 2007 but, according to the official WSBK website, the 32-year-old will ride alongside fellow Australian Josh Brookes on a second Team Alto Evolution Bertocchi Honda.
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