Ballynahinch
rider Korie McGreevy took another podium finish, his third from four starts at
the 2018 Pirelli National Superstock 600 Championship with Black Horse at
a damp final round at Brands Hatch Circuit.
Having
being black flagged for an oil leak during practice, Korie was penalised for
this misendamour, and dropped to second to 5th on the grid. A
good start saw McGreevey on his IMR Triumph jump into third place, which he
maintained for most of the race. Towards the end, he managed to get ahead of
his rival, Kevin Keyes to end his foray into the British Championship in fine
style by taking second behind the victorious Ryan Vickers, who has dominated
this class throughout the season.
Korie contested four rounds of the championship, scored a fine win
at Knockhill, took second at Brands Hatch, third at Silverstone and crashed out
at Snetterton.
Korie
will now prepare for his final race of the season, the Sunflower Trophy
Race meeting, which takes place this Friday and Saturday at his local race
circuit, Bishopscourt .
Korie
is also in negotiations with view to getting a Superbike ride for this meeting.
Korie
would like to thank all 2018 Sponsors for making this happen, and giving him
the chance to prove he has what it takes.
Sponsors-
Century
Racing, IMR Racing, CJ Photography, Ernie Coates Motorcycles, Strada 7, Belfast
Land Rover Centre, IMC, Kirsten, Kia, Enlightened Promotions, Adam Wilson, ML
Design, Alan Carter, Graham Family, Alex Knowles, Daryl Heverin, Triumph
Aberdeen-Shirlaws Motorcycles, and Bashford Family.
Special
Thanks to Peter Van Dijk for his Support in Kories BSB Campaign
Krystle
Black
Enlightened
Promotions
Image courtesy of Baylon McGaughey
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