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Supported riders Peter Hickman, Richard Cooper and Michael Dunlop at the Daytona 200

Both Peter Hickman and Michael Dunlop finished in the top ten at the Daytona 200, with Peter leading the race at one point. Unfortunately due to a technical issue, Richard Cooper had to retire.

Bathams Racing continue with Craig Neve alongside Michael Rutter for the 2025 roads season

Bathams AJN Racing is delighted to announce our continuation with Lincolnshire road racer Craig Neve, riding alongside team manager Michael Rutter at the 2025 International Northwest 200 Isle of Man TT and Classic TT races.

Our supported team DAO Racing unveil their stunning livery ahead of the BSB season

The team have been working hard behind the scenes ready to debut at the first tests later this month as they made the move to Honda for the new season. DAO Racing also welcome an all-new line up for the forthcoming campaign with double Bennetts BSB champion Josh Brookes and Lee Jackson, who joins the team after a podium-finishing year last season on the Honda.

Zarco finishes 7th while Chantra enjoys racing at his home round for LCR Honda

Johann Zarco: “It was a tough race due to the high track temperatures, but I knew everyone was struggling, so I focused on conserving energy for the final stages. I felt increasingly comfortable on the bike and was able to overtake rivals, allowing us to achieve our goal. This result is a great way to start the season."

BMW Motorrad UK announce new team 8TEN Racing with Peter Hickman and Davey Todd

8TEN Racing, named after the Isle of Man TT start numbers of Davey and Peter respectively, is set to compete across the Bennetts British Superbike Championship, North West 200, and Isle of Man TT races in 2025.
The restructure by BMW Motorrad UK has provided the opportunity for a new team to be formed, with an innovative setup where the team will be co-owned by the riders.

Strong signs for DesmoSport Ducati at Phillip Island

Seventh overall for Broc Pearson at the opening round of the 2025 Australian Superbike Championship (ASBK) at Phillip Island Grand Prix circuit, taking fifth and fourth before another rider took out the Gold Coast-based rider in a turn 1 crash.

Tom Booth-Amos takes his first WorldSSP win at Phillip Island

Tom Booth-Amos: “I’m over the moon to come away with a first and a second this weekend,  to be leading the championship for the first time I didn’t really expect it.  I can’t thank the guys at PTR Triumph Factory Racing enough hopefully now we can just continue this forward for the rest of the year and fight for the title.”

Double podium for Team Go Eleven at Phillip Island

Denis Sacchetti (Team Manager): "Double podium in Phillip Island's Sunday! We have made up for what we missed yesterday. Second in the Superpole Race, third in Race Two, also closing the gap to Nicolò. Andrea rode very well, here he was very strong in the fast corners, where he was able to make the difference."

A podium amongst a challenging weekend for the BMW WorldSBK Team at Phillip Island

On Saturday, defending World Champion Toprak Razgatlioglu (TUR) finished second in the first race of the year, securing a podium finish. However, Sunday proved to be a challenging day for ‘El Turco’ and his teammate Michael van der Mark (NED).

A disappointing end to the opening WorldSBK round for Mackenzie and Zaidi

Tarran Mackenzie: “I was happy with Race 2 today as I felt a bit better and understood more about where we need to work. Obviously not the race result we wanted – I just lost the front through Turn 6 but I’m OK. Overall, it's not been an easy weekend to be honest; I felt we were a little behind in testing and had a few problems that took us some time to properly understand."

Ten Kate have a great start with the Yamaha R9 at Phillip Island

Ten Kate Racing had a brilliant weekend at Phillip Island with Stefano Manzi taking victory in Race One and finishing second in Race Two on the new Yamaha R9. Kervin Bos: "A fantastic debut for the R9 with a victory, a second place and a shared lead in the championship. Compared to last year, we are taking a lot more points from Australia and we have a package that still requires a lot of development. The potential of this bike is enormous."

Garrett Gerloff scores points after an unfortunate end to Race One, Jeremy Alcoba finishes in fifth for Kawasaki WorldSBK Superbike Team

Both sides of the Kawasaki WorldSBK Team had different fortunes this weekend with Jeremy Alcoba scoring a top 10 and top 5 finish in WorldSSP, while Garrett Gerloff suffered a technical issue in WorldSBK Race One, but managed to finish in the points in Race Two.

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