Mossey reunited with Bournemouth Kawasaki for Superstock title bid

Mossey reunited with Bournemouth Kawasaki for Superstock title bid

19 April 2021

Luke Mossey will join the Pirelli National Superstock Championship this season, reuniting with the Bournemouth Kawasaki Racing with HEL Performance team, who he has previously celebrated success with in the Superbike class.

Mossey and Bournemouth Kawasaki have been race winners in Superbike, with the team lifting the Bennetts BSB title in 2018 with Leon Haslam. However they decided to take a break from racing last year to concentrate on expanding their Kawasaki retail business, but now Owner Pete Extance has jumped at the opportunity to work with Mossey again to represent Kawasaki in the Superstock class with the all-new 2021 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10RR.

Mossey said: “I can’t thank Pete and Bournemouth Kawasaki enough for helping out this season. It was not looking like a ride was available for the start of the championship, so to sort this out at the eleventh hour is fantastic.

“I really loved my time with Bournemouth Kawasaki during the four years I was with them in Superbikes. I felt we had a chance of fighting for the title together in BSB, until a huge highside at Thruxton left me with an injury when I had been leading the Championship.

“Superstock 1000 will be a new challenge for me and one that I am really excited about on the new Kawasaki ZX10RR; we have had a few rides on the 19 RR stock model and I can’t wait to get out on the new bike. Thanks again to the Pete and the team and my loyal sponsors who have stood by me.”

Team Owner Pete Extance commented: “We can’t thank all our previous sponsors enough who have helped at such short notice with product and support. Bournemouth Kawasaki Racing returns this year, which excites us to promote the dealership with our Kawasaki heritage. Luke will be ready for the new challenge and is keen to prove his worth to get himself back to Superbikes in 2022.

“He is a talented rider and deserves a place on the Superbike grid, but sometimes it doesn’t work out and he knows this year is going to be an exciting, bar-bashing, tough season in an excellent field of quality riders.”

 

 

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