Editorial Note: This press release does not clarify exactly which gaming consoles are supported by the new video game or if the game will come to the United States. Roadracingworld.com has requested more information from FG Sport Group but has not received a reply at post time. The public were in true festive spirit this afternoon at the Paddock Show in the Motolive area of the Eicma bike show in Milan. The big attractions for the occasion were the champions of the Superbike World Championship, and first and foremost Troy Bayliss, generally acclaimed not only for winning the 2006 Superbike world title, but also for his splendid performance in the last race of the Moto GP championship in Valencia. Troy was togheter with his team mate Lorenzo Lanzi from Ducati Xerox Team. Troy and Lorenzo, just back from riding in the Pirelli tests at Valencia, showed their usual willingness to meet Superbike fans and answer questions from journalists and members of the public. As a testimonial for the new “Superbike 2007″ videogame, Bayliss and Lanzi also took part in the game launch press conference at 4 p.m.. The “Superbike 2007″ game is the result of collaboration between Black Bean and FGSport at an extremely exciting moment for production derived motorcycle racing. The press conference to present the game saw representatives of both companies sitting down together to explain how the joint project got under way. As soon as it was launched, the new game was officially inaugurated on the Play Station by Troy Bayliss and Lorenzo Lanzi. The “Superbike 2007″ video game is brand new in every sense of the word, and far faster and more complete than previous versions. So what better way could there be to begin Superbike activities at the Eicma Paddock Show where, from tomorrow top riders will take it in turns to sign autographs and meet fans, against the backdrop of animation by Giovanni di Pillo and D.J. Ringo. Virgilio Bixio, President of the Leader Group, declared: ” We are very proud of this agreement, it’s a prestigious results that will allow us to value and to promote the videogame, but also to build awarness for the Superbike World Championship. The video games “Superbike 2007″ will be developed with the experience of Milestone, previous developer of the celebrated Superbike series of games, it will be synonymous with great quality and it will further strengthen Black Beans International distribution.” Paolo Flammini, CEO of FGSport, added: “Videogames fans have been waiting a long time for a new edition of the game based on the Superbike World Championship. This new product arrives at a magic moment for our Championship so I’m sure it will be one of the best sellers in 2007.”