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McAleer in the Cup Points at Thruxton
03 June 2009
Nicole McAleer continued with her 2009 Relentless British 125GP Championship and Academy Cup challenge at Thruxton on Sunday, less than a week after finishing in the points at Donington Park the circus moved south to Thruxton.
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TOP ‘10’ at Thruxton
03 June 2009
Just a very short week after our first points of the season we arrived at Thruxton looking to make further improvements continuing for the moment to use the 08 Yamaha R1. The weather although we all agree is a very welcome change from the last few weeks, continued at Thruxton which gave 2 major things for everyone in the paddock – Huge crowds to for sponsor exposure and tyre issues at this very abrasive circuit.
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Linxcel-Seton Tuning Digs In at Thruxton
02 June 2009
The Linxcel-Seton Tuning Team turned up to a sun-drenched Thruxton circuit for round 4 of the British Superbike Series on the 29th – 31st May 2009, after having only 2 working days to prepare the bikes from the previous round at Donington.
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Another Podium for Tunstall!
02 June 2009
Hardinge Doodson Motorsport racer Tom Tunstall made it two podiums in two meetings having climbed onto the rostrum again on Sunday after netting an excellent second place in the British Superbike Cup championship.
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Linfoot at His Best
02 June 2009
Dan Linfoot gave the Rob Mac racing team some cheer with another fantastic race and a well earned podium position on the NW200 Coca Cola R6 Yamaha. With the sunshine set for the weekend the crowds came in their thousands and as always Thruxton delivered the classic high speed battles they expected.
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Podium Joy at Thruxton for SMT Honda
01 June 2009
Adam Jenkinson gave SMT Honda their first ever British Championship podium on Sunday when he finished third in the fourth round of the Metzeler 1000cc Superstock Championship. The 24-year old had already given the team their first pole position during qualifying and firmly laid to rest the ghosts of 2008 when he suffered two broken arms at the Hampshire circuit.
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Seeley Unbeaten After Thruxton Superstock
01 June 2009
Alastair Seeley and the 2009 GSX-R1000 Suzuki remain unbeaten in this season's British Superstock Championship after win number four at Thruxton in Hampshire.
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Top Qualifying Ends in Let Down for LPE Kawasaki at Home GP
01 June 2009
The annual British round of the World Championship is always something to behold. Thousands of fans turn out to give British riders all the support they need, and this time it was no different. For LPE Kawasaki riders Kristian Whatley and Elliott Banks-Browne, what they had hoped to be a showcase for their hard work turned into a weekend of ups and downs.
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Rutter Fifth in Suzuki BSB Debut
01 June 2009
Michael Rutter claimed two fifth place finishes today in his debut Worx Crescent Suzuki debut at the fourth round of the British Superbike Championship at Thruxton in Hampshire.
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Perfect Weekend For Airwaves Yamaha
31 May 2009
Leon Camier and James Ellison followed their one-two in qualifying yesterday with another couple of one-two finishes at Thruxton today. Leon’s double win in the fourth round of the British Superbike Championship takes him to 167 points at the top of the table. James strengthened his position in 2nd with 129 points.
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Camier at the Double Increases Title Lead Over Ellison
31 May 2009
Leon Camier comfortably won both races in the fourth round of the ViSK British Superbike Championship in association with Pirelli at Thruxton to extend his lead in the title stakes to 38 points over his Airwaves Yamaha team-mate James Ellison who finished second in each of the races.
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Win & Championship Lead for McConnell - 3rd for Jones in Chaotic Superstock
31 May 2009
Billy McConnell took a hard-fought race win for his Map Raceways Yamaha team, at round four of the Fuchs-Silkolene British Supersport Championship. Luke Jones kept his cool aboard his MAP Raceways Yamaha to pick up a third place finish and more championship points at the fourth round of the Metzeler National Superstock 600 Championship at Thruxton in Hampshire.
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Rutter on Thruxton BSB Front Row
31 May 2009
Worx Crescent Suzuki stand-in rider Michael Rutter has qualified the on the front row of the grid for tomorrow's British Superbike Championship round at Thruxton in Hampshire, posting fourth-fastest time in today's roll-for-pole qualifiers after an intense two days of getting to know the 2009 Suzuki GSX-R1000.
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Camier Completes a Hat-Trick of Pole Starts
31 May 2009
Leon Camier, the leader of the ViSK British Superbike Championship in association with Pirelli completed a hat-trick of pole starts ahead of the fourth round at Thruxton, running a third of a second up on his Airwaves Yamaha team-mate James Ellison.
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Competitive Front Row for McConnell - Front row start for Jones
30 May 2009
Billy McConnell has placed his MAP Raceways Yamaha in second place on the front row of the grid ahead of round four of the Fuchs-Silkolene British Supersport Championship at Thruxton in Hampshire.
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Pole Hat Trick For Airwaves Yamaha
30 May 2009
Leon Camier today claimed a third-straight pole position for Round 4 of the 2009 British Superbike Championship. Qualifying alongside him for tomorrow's two races at Thruxton in Hampshire, is teammate James Ellison.
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Tough times at Thruxton
30 May 2009
The Motorpoint Henderson's Yamaha team of Chris Walker and Graeme Gowland worked hard to find set up that was comfortable for a fast time around the ultra fast Thruxton circuit. The race pace will be considerably different from qualifying and with the hot track temperatures tyre management will come into play.
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Back to the Grindstone
29 May 2009
The Rob Mac Racing teams moved south to the ultra fast Thruxton circuit in Hampshire. With an average speed in excess of 110mph Thruxton is the fastest circuit on the British Championship tour.
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Camier Fastest for Airwaves Yamaha
29 May 2009
Round 4 of the British Superbike Championship began at Thruxton in Hampshire today with two 50 minute practice sessions. Current Championship leader Leon Camier produced the fastest time of the day, whilst Donington Park's race two winner, James Ellison, finished 3rd.
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Camier Scorches Clear Of The Pack In Opening Practice
29 May 2009
Leon Camier, the leader of the ViSK British Superbike Championship in association with Pirelli, looks all set to extend his advantage over his Airwaves Yamaha team-mate James Ellison in the title stakes after scorching clear of the pack in opening practice for Sunday’s fourth round at Thruxton.
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