2007 Returns to MotoGP with Ilmor, for what should be the team's first full season of racing - only for it to withdraw from competition after the opening round due to 'financial problems'. Pitt reappears as a stand-in for the injured Sebastien Charpentier at Ten Kate Honda's World Supersport team and as a Michelin MotoGP test rider. Impresses Ten Kate with two second place finishes, securing a full time ride for 2008.
2006 Remains with Yamaha Motor Italia in WSBK, alongside Noriyuki Haga, and enjoys his best season yet - taking his first WSBK win, and Yamaha's first of the season, at Misano. Haga finishes higher in standings due to consistency but also wins one race. Pitt, who scored six podiums during the season, is expected to keep his seat but is shocked to find out, at the Magny Cours season finale, that he will be replaced by countryman Troy Corser. With few top WSBK seats left, Pitt grabs the chance to test for the new Ilmor MotoGP team and subsequently signs to ride alongside Jeremy McWilliams.
2005 Moves to WSBK with the official Yamaha Motor Italian team. Just misses out on a podium as he finishes debut season in a solid, if unspectacular, 7th.
2004 12th World Supersport Championship Yamaha Italia, 27th MotoGP championship Moriwaki Honda.
2003 Starts first full MotoGP season with Kawasaki.
2002 5th World Supersport Championship and makes MotoGP debut with Kawasaki at Sepang and races in final three rounds claiming 4 points.
2001 World Supersport Champion.
2000 10th World Supersport Championship.
1999 Australian Supersport Champion. 2nd in Australian Superbike championship.
1998 2nd Australian Supersport Series. Winner of the Shell Advance 6 Hour. Winner of the South African Superbike International Challenge.
1997 1st NSW State 250 Production Series.
1996 2nd NSW State 250 Production Series.
1995 2nd NSW State 250 Production Series.
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