Name: Chris John Walker
Team: Rizla Suzuki
Nationality: British
Date of Birth: 25th March 1972
Marital Status: Married To Rachel
Best Mate: Knobby His Bernese Mountain Dog

2006: Remains with PSG-1 Kawasaki Corse in a three man team, alongside Regis Laconi and Fonsi Nieto. All three are often evenly matched but Walker feared for his future as early as mid-season as it is heavily rumoured that the team will be cut to two riders for 2007. 

Chris goes on to take a stunning last-to-first debut WSBK win in the soaking rain at Assen - Kawasaki’s first WSBK victory since 2000 – and finishes the year as the leading Kawasaki rider (ninth in standings) but not even that is enough to secure his future with PSG-1, which instead opts for rising star Nieto and former championship runner-up Laconi.

With few leading WSBK rides available, Stalker patches up his relationship with Suzuki and signs to ride for the Rizla team for another crack at the British championship.

2005: Riding for PSG-1 Kawasaki Corse, Stalker got the team's first ever podium - a 3rd at Valencia in race 2. He finished the championship with 160 points and came 7th overall, despite missing 2 rounds following injuries sustained at Assen.

2004: With GSE withdrawing from WSBK, Walker finds himself out of a ride and despite offers to return to BSB, signs for Foggy Petronas Racing WSBK Team.

2003: Signs for HM Plant Ducati to replace Neil Hodgson, claims six podiums (despite riding with injuries) to finish the season sixth.

2002: WSBK with Fuchs Kawasaki.

2001: Gets a MotoGP ride with Shell Advance Honda, but suffers several large crashes as he adapts to the two-stroke. Leaves after Donington Park.

2000: 2nd in British Superbike Championship with Crescent Suzuki. 14th in WSBK as a wild-card after finishing 2nd at Donington and 3rd (twice) at Brands (82 points).

1999: 2nd in British Superbike Championship with Kawasaki. 21st in WSBK as a wild-card (31 points).

1998: 2nd in British Superbike Championship with Kawasaki. 28th in WSBK as a wild-card (9 points).

1997: 2nd in British Superbike Championship with Cadbury's Boost Yamaha. 16th in WSBK as a wild-card (47 points).

1996: Debut season in British Superbike Championship with Old Spice Ducati. First ever ride on a superbike at the European race at Donington - rode Steve Hislop's bike to finish third behind Aaron Slight and Simon Crafar.

1995: British 250cc Champion with Padgetts GP Racing. Won 'Race of the Year' at Mallory Park and was 2nd in the British 250cc Supercup with Padgetts GP Racing.

1994: Won EMRA Club Championship and Shell National Clubman's Championship.

1993: 5th in AMC British Championship but winning several club and centre championship.

1985-1993 Motorcross.

AS OF END 2004:-

STARTS: 92
WINS: 0
POLES: 0
FASTEST LAPS: 0
POINTS: 683
DEBUT: Donington 1996
RIDEN FOR: Suzuki - Kawasaki - Ducati - Foggy Petronas