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TITLE #7 for PBM “A Quality Team with Quality Bikes Needs a Quality Product” Paul Bird #Whatsinyourbike Motorsport News UK UK Edition - 2019 Season Review Motorsport News UK UK Edition - 2019 Season Review TITLE #7 for PBM “A quality team with quality bikes needs a quality product” Paul Bird #whatsinyourbike Motorsport News UK UK Edition - 2019 Season Review 2 Wheel Championship Team / Rider Position Championship Team / Rider Position BSB - British Superbikes Be Wiser Ducati (PBM) IOMTT Silicone Racing Championship Scott Redding 1st Dean Harrison Josh Brookes 2nd Senior TT 1st FS-3 Racing RST Superbike 2nd Danny Buchan 4th RL360 Superstock 2nd Supersport #2 2nd Smiths Racing Peter Hickman 6th Quattro Plant Alex Olsen 22nd JG Speedfit Kawasaki James Hillier OMG Racing Supersport #1 2nd Luke Mossey 12th Supersport #2 3rd Josh Elliot 17th Quattro Plant Kawasaki NW200 Quattro Plant Glenn Irwin 15th JG Speedfit Kawasaki Héctor Barberá 19th James Hillier Benn Currie 25th Superstock #2 1st Dan Cooper Racing Superbike 2nd Dan Cooper 22nd Glenn Irwin PR Racing Superbike 1st Joe Francis 27th Superstock #1 2nd Silicone Racing Silicone Racing Dean Harrison 26th Dean Harrison Supersport #1 2nd EHA Racing David Allingham 29th Southern 100 Silicone Racing Dean Harrison National 1000 FS-3 Racing Wed Senior #1 1st Superstock Lee Jackson 3rd Wed 600cc Race A 1st Morello Racing Kawasaki Thur Senior #1 1st Chrissy Rouse 4th Thur 600cc Race A 1st Tim Neave 13th Thur 600cc Challenge 1st CPD Kawasaki Thur Solo Championship 1st Luke Hedger 8th Joe Collier 14th Ducati Tri-Options True Heroes Racing Cup Dave Sellers 12th National 600 Team 109 Racing Dave Mackey 15th Superstock Eunan McGlinchey 4th PR Racing BSMA National 35+ Andy Marchant 1st Taylor Moreton 15th Vets British Supersport EHA Racing Arenacross UK Pro 450 Team Green Kawasaki Championship David Allingham 3rd Greg Aranda 1st Alistair Seeley 29th Gearlink Kawasaki Maxxis British Team Green Kawasaki Ben Wilson 9th MX Nationals Kacey Hird 11th Ross Twyman 16th Championships - Lewis Hall 17th EMX250 Keenan Hird 40th Team 109 Kawasaki Graeme Irwin 26th MX Nationals Big Team Green Kawasaki Wheel 85cc Raife Broadley 3rd British F1 Sidecar Kershaw Racing 2nd Championship Steve Kershaw & Stuart Clark European Junior Freddie Housley Racing 19th Karting Championships Freddie Housley Monster Energy FIM GB Speedway Team 2nd Speedway of Nations Cheshire Scrambling Alfie Owen 4th Grant Owen 6th UK Speedway Danny King Ipswich Witches : Prem 4th Sheffield Tigers: Champ 6th Welsh 2 Day Enduro Royal Engineers service Team Enduro Team 1st 13 Championship / Event Wins 27 Top 3 finishes I 37 Top 10 finishes 2 Motorsport News UK UK Edition - 2019 Season Review 4 Wheel Championship Team / Driver Position Championship Team / Driver Position BTCC - British Touring Ciceley Motorsport Motorsport UK English Ian Joel & Car Championship Adam Morgan 12th Rally Championship Graeme Wood 3rd Dan Rowbottom 27th Class E6 Pat Naylor & Ian Lawrence 8th FUCHS LUBRICANTS Simon Webster & 1st BTRDA Rally Ian Joel & Motorsport UK BHRC Jez Rogers Championship Class B13 Graeme Wood 3rd FUCHS LUBRICANTS Peter Heatherington 1st BHRC Historic Asphalt Chris Heatherington BTRDA Rally Pat Naylor & 2nd Championship Championship Class N4 Ian Lawrence FUCHS LUBRICANTS Rick Ford 1st Classic Racing Events Classic Racing Cars Classic Mini Challenge Neil McDonald Gary Spencer Donington Park FUCHS LUBRICANTS Callum Black & 1st Historic festival - GT3 1st BTRDA 1400 Michael Gilbey Albi 1st Donington Park Motorsport UK Bellerby RX Late Summer meeting 3rd British Supernational Paige Bellerby 2nd Daytona International RallyX Championship Best prmoted Speedway USA Team Award HSR 24 Hours 3rd BMW Mini Bellerby RX RallyX Championship Drew Bellerby 1st Steve Brown 3rd Best prmoted Team Award BMW Mini Team Award Steve Brown: Awarded Best Newcomer BXCC - British Cross CRC Offroad Motorsport Country Championship Ryan Cooke: Class 10 2nd BRC - British Rally CA1 Sport Championship David Bogie 4th National Hot Rod M&M Motorsport Gavin Murray 6th Scottish Mini Ashleigh Morris 12th Cooper Cup Scottish Mini Ashleigh Morris 1st Cooper Ladies Cup BDC - British Drift Kirsty Widdrington 55th Championship Pro-AM Caterham SigMax Jamie Ellwood 9th Championship Silverstone GT40 JDM Racing 1st Endurance Hot Hatch Sharp Motorsport 8th Championship - Class B Scott Sharp 9 Championship / Event Wins 11 Top 3 finishes I 16 Top 10 finishes 3 Champions 2019 UK Edition - 2019 Season Review Scott Redding Drew Bellerby Dean Harrison Royal Engineers Enduro Ashleigh Morris Team Greg Aranda Andy Ford & McDonald Marchant Webster & Rogers 4 Motorsport News UK UK Edition - 2019 Season Review PBM 1-2 IN 2019 BSB CHAMPIONSHIP! Champion Scott Redding and team mate Josh Brookes top the table Newly-crowned BSB champions PBM Be Wiser Ducati praise the “quality and performance” of the lubricants used in their engines. “A quality team with quality bikes needs a quality product” Paul Bird - PBM Team Owner GB’s speedway team went agonisingly close to striking gold in the inaugural Monster Energy FIM Speedway of Nations Final Kershaw & Clarke topped off their 2019 British Sidecar Championship as runners up BSB Showdown finish for after a hotly contested season Peter HickmanGavin hits & the Smiths front. 5 Motorsport News UK UK Edition - 2019 Season Review Quattro Plant Kawasaki found Breakthrough year their stride on the road in 2019 for Buchan in BSB with double wins at NW200 Greg Aranda - 2019 Arenacross Champion Joe Collier claimed 14th in his step up to Superstock 1000 Team Green Kawasaki had a great year with wins in BSB, IOMTT, NW200, Arenacross support series. Dean Harrison stormed to victory in impressiveGavin style hits the at front. the IOMTT 6 Motorsport News UK UK Edition - 2019 Season Review Team Green Kawasaki put on a show at the MX Nationals 4th place finish for Chrissy Rouse Strong showing from Gearlink Kawasaki 2018 Champion Eunan McGlinchey claimed 4th in his step up to National 600 Superstock 7 Motorsport News UK UK Edition - 2019 Season Review Great numbers turned out for the FUCHS Silkolene backed Hawkstone International An enjoyable 1st full season of European racing for Freddie Housley, learning along the way and finishing 19th out of 60 overall in the European Championships MX star Andy Marchant thanked FUCHS Silkolene’s products when winning the Apico BSMA National 35+ Vets Championship for a sensational second time in a row! “Thank you to FUCHS Silkolene Lubricants PLC for the great support that you have provided me with through the 2019 season”. Andy Marchant 8 Motorsport News UK UK Edition - 2019 Season Review Ciceley takes positives from great 2019 team effort amid poor luck. “As usual, for the last 7 years, the things that didn’t let us down were our FUCHS LUBRICANTS products. “Ciceley Motorsport are the most reliable team in NGTC Touring Car history and the only engine change required this year was after Adam’s crash at Donington Park. “FUCHS continue to constantly monitor their products, allowing us to compete at the very highest level of Motorsport” Norman Burgess - Ciceley Motorsport Commercial Director Ryan’s back with a splash with a fantastic 2ndGavin in hits BXCC the front.class Another highlight was his hill climb Drew Bellerby held her nerve to win a storming final at the Goodwood FestivalGavin hits of the Speed front. at the last round to take the BMW Mini championship. Steve Brown sealed a championship podium in third place in his maiden year of rallycross. In her Lotus Exige, Paige again finished a fine second in the Motorsport UK Super National class 9 Motorsport News UK UK Edition - 2019 Season Review Rick Ford & Neil McDonald took 4 outright FUCHS LUBRICANTS BHRC Historic Asphalt wins in his fantastic Mini Cooper S to clinch Championship. The father and son team of Peter the FUCHS LUBRICANTS Mini Challenge title & Chris Heatherington were worthy winners BTRDA 1400: this well supported class was dominated throughout the seven rounds of the BTRDA championship by Black and Gilbey Webster & Rogers (Main) were crowned 2019 FUCHS LUBRICANTS BHRC Champions, after clinching the title on the last round after a season-long battle for the championship 10 Motorsport News UK UK Edition - 2019 Season Review CA1 Sport had a very busy 2019 with many crews entering many different rallies all over the UK and Europe. David Bogie continued to shine with wins on the Speyside and Scottish rallies. The team also had wins with Tom Preston (Tyneside rally), Fredrik Ahlen on Swedish championship events, and Steve Simpson (Neil Howard Memorial rally) A second consecutive Ladies Cup win for Ashleigh Morris Pictured: David Bogie M&M Motorsport have been out of luck in 2019 but still ended the Drift Queen Kirsty Widdrington competed National Hot Rod season in 6th. in the UK and in Germany’s Iron King The 2019/20 season is now underway Drift Championship Good luck Gavin! 11 Motorsport News UK UK Edition - 2019 Season Review FUCHS Sponsored Sharp Motorsport’s Arron Sharp enjoyed podium success in the 2019 Type R Trophy. Scott enjoyed two 2nd place finishes at Silverstone on route to 8th overall JDM Racing performed well at many Gary Spencer once again took high-profile UK events in 2019 including his fleet of classics across a class win at Silverstone in May Europe for some of the most prestigious endurance races “The GT40 has once again been running a full FUCHS package and has performed faultlessly with no DNF’s or technical issues. Over the last two years, FUCHS products had improved the cars performance and reliability.” Lee Bowd - JDM Racing’s Chief Mechanic Holden Racing UK are “CONGRATULATIONS” preparing a new V8 to all our sponsored teams supercar. Stay tuned! on a great 2019 race season Keep checking the motorsport page on our website for 2020 news and race dates 12.
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