More Thursday Morning Moto Racing News - Triumph and WSBK

The Triumph Triple Trophy will be held as a support class for the British Superbike Championship in 2010, and a hard-charging privateer, Mark Evans, will be in there fighting for victory. Evans is hopeful that he will improve on his BMRC 600 Championship seventh place finish in 2009 - and he hopes that some factory teams will like what they see when he is on the track.

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Over in World Superbike, there are at least three British Superbike champions fighting for the world title. This is a look at Gregorio Lavilla, Ryuichi Kiyonari and ‘Shakey’ Shane Byrne and their way into the WSBK paddock from their beginnings in BSB. 2010 will be a motorcycle racing year not to be forgotten.

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The Triumph Triple Challenge - A Great Opportunity

The TTC will be run in conjunction with the BSB Championship; five of the nine rounds of the TTC will be held at BSB events, thus giving national exposure to racers competing in this one-marque series. All bikes participating in the racing series will be Triumph Daytona 675 with all the same modifications. Racers will only be allowed to change the suspension settings before each race. Sounds like close and competitive racing to me!

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Racer Dean Stimpson Receives New Triumph for His Efforts in the MZ250 Class

Stimpson has been racing in the MZ250 series for four years now; last year he narrowly missed the title and this year he has taken the championship with only one round remaining. He was awarded the Triumph Daytona 675 for this win and so that he may compete in the Triumph Triple Challenge which will run in conjunction with the British Superbike series in 2010. Most of this is thanks from Tony Scott of T3 Racing, who is also responsible for the Triumph series being part of BSB.

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