According to superbikeplanet.
com the highly popular Ben Bostrom is open for a return to Europe to race next season.
Since Bostrom will not be riding for Jordan Suzuki’s DMG/AMA team in 2013, the American rider could find a ride in World Superbikes – who no longer has an American in its ranks after John Hopkins decided to withdraw from the series next season to give his body time to heal from the multitude of injuries he’s suffered – but apparently all the seats in WSBK’s are already filled, except in Aprilia who is searching for a replacement for the now retired Max Biaggi.
If WSBK doesn’t find a place for Bostrom, the ever-growing British Superbikes could be a viable option for him.
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