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Shane Byrne to defend title with PBM

Trev by Trev
November 21, 2014
in BSB, Kawasaki News, Motorcycle News, Motorcycle Racing
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Shane Byrne to defend title with PBM

Having won both the MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship and the MCE Rider’s Cup in 2014, the Rapid Solicitors Kawasaki team of Shane ‘Shakey’ Byrne and Stuart Easton will remain with the Paul Bird Motorsport team for 2015.

Byrne became the most successful rider in MCE BSB history when he took his fourth title at a dramatic final round at Brands Hatch last month and is aiming for an unprecedented fifth MCE British Superbike title whereas Easton, fresh from winning last weekend’s Macau Grand Prix, will continue alongside Byrne in MCE BSB for the Cumbrian-based team on the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R.

The deal continues the successful relationship into a fourth year which has seen 37-year-old Byrne, originally from London but now living in Kent, claim two titles in 2012 and 2014 as well as finishing second on the Rapid Solicitors Kawasaki in 2013.

30-year-old Easton, from Hawick, returned from serious injury in 2012 with the PBM team and after winning the Motorpoint British Supersport title in 2013, moved back into MCE BSB last year to clinch the coveted MCE Rider’s Cup.

Shane Byrne:  “Whereas I had lots of very good offers from other teams, my main aim was always to stay with the PBM team and I’m delighted to remain with Paul Bird for 2015. It’s important to have the best team around you and given our success over the past three years, it’s a proven and established package which I feel at home with. I’m even more determined to go out there and win the title again so I’m particularly pleased to get this all sorted now and we can focus on our preparations for next season.”

Stuart Easton:  “It’s great to have the deal sorted early and we can concentrate on 2015. It was important to have continuity and to remain with the same team on the same bike so it’s a positive step for me. I found myself scoring good points and had some great results in the last few meetings of this year so the plan is to continue where I left off this season and to seriously challenge for the title in 2015.”

Paul Bird, Team Owner:  “The plan was always to run Shakey and Stuart in MCE BSB next season and as both wanted to ride for us again, it was fairly straightforward. We’ve proved over the years what a successful package we have so none of us saw the need to change things. We will be the only official Kawasaki-supported team in the series next year and we don’t plan on relinquishing our number one plate. We are more determined than ever to win the title again next season.”

The opening round of the MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship takes place at Donington Park on 4/6th April 2015 

Shane Byrne celebrates 2014 British Superbike Championship win at Brands Hatch
Shane Byrne celebrates 2014 British Superbike Championship win at Brands Hatch
Shane Byrne celebrates 2014 British Superbike Championship win at Brands Hatch
Shane Byrne celebrates 2014 British Superbike Championship win at Brands Hatch
Shane Byrne celebrates 2014 British Superbike Championship win at Brands Hatch
Shane Byrne celebrates 2014 British Superbike Championship win at Brands Hatch

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