Yep, it's Leon Haslam speaking again! As you know well by now, Haslam will be riding for Alstare Suzuki in the World Superbike Championship. He truly sees this as his best chance to grab the WSBK title - he has the team, the bike and is in great shape this year. 2010 might just be his year...but there are so many very good racers in that paddock with him.
http://tinyurl.com/ykvqrem
2008 Irish Superbike Champion Brian McCormack will be making his TT debut this year at the Isle of Man annual race event. He was going to compete last year, but his team split with him and he lost his ride. This time he will be competing in all five individual classes...
http://tinyurl.com/ycre3rp
And, in more Isle of Man TT news, a Moto2 bike and a KTM RC8R will be entered in the proceedings. The Moto2 machine comes from the same shop which built the Moto2 frame for Alex Debon's machine in that series; British rider Olie Linsdell will ride the machine. The KTM will be entered in three different classes and will be ridden by James Edmeades. For all the details, please take the link.
http://tinyurl.com/ya3d486
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More Afternoon Moto News - Leon Haslam, Brian McCormack & Olie Linsdell and James Edmeades Enter TT
2009 Kings of Wanneroo in Perth - Alastair Seeley to Join In as Well
We already know that the U.K. and Ireland are sending some big racing stars Down Under to race in the 2009 King of Wanneroo event. Well, now we hear that Irish Superbike Champion, British Superstock Champion, and big performer at Ireland's Sunflower Trophy race, Alastair Seeley will be joining them. If you can find your way to Perth by next Wednesday, I can assure you that you will not be disappointed in the quality and pure competitiveness of the event!
http://tinyurl.com/yjjlj9x
Oh, and BTW, I finally located the article proclaiming Seeley as Irish Superbike Championship:
http://tinyurl.com/ygjyr4k
21 October 2009 | Posted by Unknown at 10/21/2009 10:51:00 AM 0 comments
Labels: Alastair Seeley, Australia, British Superbike Championship, Irish Superbike Championship, motorcycle personalities, motorcycle race, motorcycle rally, Sunflower Trophy

