Jenny Tinmouth back for BSB 2014
Female racer Jenny Tinmouth will return to the MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship this season after celebrating her strongest campaig🐷n in the premier class last year with the TWR Honda team.
Tinmouth made history in 2013 by becoming the first female to score a point in the Britishಞ Superbike class with a 15th place at Snetterton.
Nowꩲ she is aiming to break even 🅰more records when the season gets underway this Easter at Brands Hatch.
Female racer Jenny Tinmouth will return to the MCE Insurance Br🔥itish S🐈uperbike Championship this season after celebrating her strongest campaign in the premier class last year with the TWR Honda team.
Tinmouth made history in 2013 by be🐬coming the first female to score a point 💟in the British Superbike class with a 15th place at Snetterton.
Now she is aiming to break evenꦺ more records when the season gets underway thi♛s Easter at Brands Hatch.
Tinmouth and her close-knit team have spent the winter continuing 𓄧their development of the Fireblade in preparation for pre-season testing as they target even more point-scoring finishes in 2014.
"I am really excited about this year because I think we have done our apprenticeship seasons now and we are looking to move forward again and ꦓtry to push for the top ten now," said Tinmouth.
"As a small team, scoring a point in MCE BSB was a big achievement for us last year,ꦅ but it has made us even more determined to come back stronger. We have been working really hard over the winter and I feel that this season coಌuld be one of our best yet."
Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez꧅’s injury issues.
