World superbikes: Laverty wins – then dumped

Monday 16 September 2013 00:18 BST

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Eugene Laverty scored a double victory in Istanbul on Sunday then indicated he would be released by his Aprilia team.

The Northern Irishman was in outstanding form as he registered the second double win of his career. He then wrote on Twitter: “Strange feeling to win both races and to be on the lookout for a new job. Anyone out there need a fast employee for 2014?”

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