Calabogie, Ontario - (miércoles, 04 June 2008) The first motorcycle race at Calabogie Motorsports Park circuit could viewers to experience a historic performance by Steve Crevier as a member of Deeley Harley-Davidson ® Canada Racing. Under the patronage of Deeley Harley-Davidson ® Canada, the racing legend Steve Crevier Canada was the first rider on a bike in Buell ® 1125R Superbike competition in the world. This debut, which requires the support of a strong team, and along with Buell Motorcycle Company, is expected to be an opportunity to test, especially considering that the engine is only available for that time was an act 1125R. Most 1125R engine power is still under development and expected to be available for the dates of the next race.

In the qualifying session Saturday with an engine at least 30 to 40 hp less than other bikes in its class, Crevier managed to get the eighth on the web. On Sundays, the Deeley Harley-Davidson ® Canada Racing looks at a Top 10 finish as more than satisfactory in view of the disadvantage that power and 1125R tested in practical situations in the Superbike race.

Since the start of the race, it became clear why Crevier is a legend in the Canadian circuit. The race was an ongoing battle between Crevier and Suzuki GSX-R1000 of Francis Martin, a former two-time Superbike champion. On lap 18, due to setbacks second run and a Buell 1125R bike, Crevier was in fourth place in the twenty lap race.

Despite the disadvantage to compete with more horsepower less than forty Martin approved twin cylinder Crevier Buell Suzuki on lap 19 and had a final position in third place on the podium, in front of Kevin Lacombe, second place, and Jordan Szoke, 2007 Parts canada Superbike. A clear inspiration Crevier said: "It is surprising, since only recently received bicycles and crew had been slaves for a week. We even had to use a DOT rear tire because our rim was too narrow for the slick.