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| DAILY STAR 15.04.03 Leading the pack in R6 Cup picture. CLICK IMAGE TO ENLARGE (100k) |
THRUXTON 20.04.03 |
THRUXTON 20.04.03 |
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| ROCKINGHAM 06.07.03 On the top step. |
ROCKINGHAM 06.07.03 |
ROCKINGHAM 06.07.03 |
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| Profile Name: Kieran Clarke Date of birth: 06.04.85 Place of birth: Nottingham Home town: Langley Mill, Notts Height: 5’ 8” Weight: 10st 5lbs Occupation: Motorcycle Racer Marital Status: Single Ambitions: Progress to British Superbikes and then to World Superbike or Moto GP. Ultimately to be World Champion. Education: GCSEs passed with A,B&C grades Training: Daily gym schedule with personal trainer Kirk Gibbons as well as motocross Favourite rider: Jeremy McGrath Hobbies: BMX, Mountain biking, Moto Cross, Super Cross Other attributes: Full car licence Full motorcycle licence Enjoys working as part of a team Enjoys getting involved with PR, the public and fans Career details Started racing: At the age of 7 on a Kawasaki KX60 in Moto Cross. Aged 9 Kieran was British Junior Champion (ACU BSMA). 1995-2000: Fully sponsored rider for Honda Britain. Multi ACU Champion and Super Cross Champion. Also competed in the European 80cc championship. 2000: Competed in the Adult British Moto Cross Championships. 2001: Unfortunately kieran picked up a serious knee injury and was not able to compete in Moto Cross in 2001. In August Kieran attended the Ron Haslam race school. His first race was at Mallory Park on the 2nd September. Competing over the following 5 weeks, Kieran gained his clubmans license. 2002: Competing in the Junior Superstock on a Yamaha R6 supplied by Poole Motor Cycles Kieran has had a very steep learning curve although this hasn’t stopped him claiming a 5th position at Thruxton. 2003: Finished 3rd overall in the R6 Cup, claiming 8 podium finishes, which included a win at Rockingham (round 7) and winning both races at Donnington Park (round 8). 2004: Competing in the British Superbike Championship with Colin Appleyard Racing. |
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