By “It was really good for us, enjoyed it.” William Grant reflecting on an excellent run to ninth within the Okell’s Senior Manx Grand Prix.
This result marked another high point in an overall encouraging second roads season with Cowton Racing.
Supersport 300 race victor at Armoy, on the podium at both Cookstown and Tandragee, the ‘Sheriff’ on home ground at Scarborough, continues to shine.
Speaking last Friday to Road Racing News, Grant prior to achieving third places x4 from the Lightweights encounters, a major new personal best lap time of 1.55.084 seconds, top ten, top twelve Pub & Kitchen Super Twin race results, 80th Anniversary Visit North Yorkshire Gold Cup top goals were:
“I would like to get myself on the podium but you know there are some quick lads here that don’t normally go to all of them and then Super Twins try and survive, some very quick names here this weekend, so just enjoy it, it’s last one of the-year see what happens next year.”
Setting sights on securing proven Supersport tackle for 2027 real roads action, the 2024 Oliver’s Mount Lightweight 400 Champion said:
“We’ve got no plans yet whatsoever, I need to be on a 600, will be on one somehow, figure that out when we get there.”
Words by Stevie Rial #dontletfearcontrolyou
