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Luke Quigley Joins GBmoto Racing for 2012 BSB Assault
GBmoto Racing are pleased to announce the signing of Luke Quigley to contest the 2012 British Superbike Championship. Luke joins Tristan Palmer on 2012 specification Honda CBR1000RR machines for the upcoming title chase.
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GBmoto to Race Hondas in 2012
GBmoto Racing have decided to stick with what they know best, in choosing Honda CBR1000RR machines for their assault on the 2012 British Superbike title.
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GBmoto Racing and Kasey Wyatt Enter Ducati 848 Challenge
GBmoto Racing, recently confirmed as a BSB Elite team for 2012, have teamed with promising young rider Kasey Wyatt to enter the Ducati 848 Challenge next season. Kasey has a long association with GBmoto, as they have supported him through the Aprilia Superteens series and British GP125s in previous years. This is now a chance for Kasey to move to the next level in his career and perform on larger capacity machinery.
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GBmoto Racing Launch into the 2012 British Superbike Championship
GBmoto Racing are pleased to announce that their application to Motorsport Vision (MSVR), to become an Elite Team in the 2012 British Superbike Championship has been successful. MSVR today confirmed GBmoto Racing's participation as one of the 16 teams making up the 2012 BSB grid and therefore potential licence holders in the premier class, over the next four years. The step up to BSB in 2012 represents the next phase of the team's ambitious 5 year racing plan.
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GBmoto Racing Reflects on a Successful Season October 14th 2011
The 2011 Metzeler Superstock 1000 season ended on a slightly disappointing note for GBmoto at Brands Hatch last weekend. After earlier delays in the schedule, the race had already been reduced to just 8 laps, before the start. With Tristan Palmer and Gary Johnson both making great starts and running in third and fifth respectively, two serious ‘red flag’ incidents on the opening lap resulted in the race being subsequently cancelled. With Richard Cooper having already secured the championship title at the previous round, the Race Director focussed on other championship races that were still to be decided at Brands Hatch.
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