SUZUKI
Suzuki's highly-acclaimed GSX-R1000 obliterated the competition to take a clear and dominant victory in the 2005 International Bike of the Year.
Hot on the heels of its recent win in the AMCN Motorcycle of the Year award, receiving the International Bike of the Year (IBOTY) further cements the GSX-R's reputation as the greatest sportsbike series in the global motorcycle market.
With a 100% success rate, all three generations of the Suzuki GSX-R1000 have been awarded the IBOTY title, with the Japanese marque winning an incredible seven times in the past 10 years.
"The Suzuki GSX-R1000 is an exceptional motorcycle and has achieved outstanding success in the marketplace and on the racetrack," Perry Morison, General Manager - Motorcycles, Suzuki Australia said.
"Troy Corser won the World Superbike Championship aboard the GSX-R1000, Mat Mladin claimed a record sixth AMA Superbike title with it and Shawn Giles tied on points at the top of the Australian Superbike series, too.
"Receiving the International Bike of the Year as recognition of the GSX-R1000's exceptional engineering and design from a panel of industry judges is immensely rewarding and rounds off a stellar year for Suzuki."
The most prestigious motorcycling accolade in the world, IBOTY is voted on by an international panel of judges from countries including Greece, Australia, UK, Germany, Taiwan, Spain, Belgium, Norway, Japan, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Italy, USA, and Russia.
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