MJW KAWASAKI
Preston managed to secure his
first points of the season and will
be looking to use that as a platform
from which to build.
The team’s most senior rider, Rob
Davidson had a difficult weekend
as he was forced to make last
minute changes to his bike and
ended up with an 11th place finish
overall.
Speaking afterwards d he said,
“The Saturday was really bad for
me as I just didn’t gel with the
track all weekend and therefore
I was having issues setting up
my Kawasaki. We managed to
make some good changes and
by the final race of the weekend
I felt much more confident about
everything and this showed in
my results. It’s a tough first year
in the pro class and I am learning
new things each time I go out on
the Go&Fun Kawasaki, I’d like to
thank Mark at MJW again for all
his help so far.”
After a busy weekend Team owner
Mark Woodage spoke to their
official website, saying, “It’s been a
busy month for the boys and they
have all been learning each time
they have gone out on track. Each
of them is progressing at every
round and I hope that continues
for the rest of the season.
Denny (Rapson) is currently
sitting out of racing at the moment
after breaking his leg, we wish
him all the best and his bike will
be waiting for him when he is fully
fit. We would also like to wish Will
Keogh all the best with his GCSE’s
and he’ll be back to racing before
we know it.
I will continue to develop the
younger riders and help them
progress through the ranks by
giving them the chance and
opportunity to race within a team.
They all work well together and
I am confident by the end of the
season we will be reporting on
some strong results to finish the
season on a high.”
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