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Road Racing News Barry Sheene Classic preview series, focuses today on the nimble, great handling Super Twin steeds.
Firmly in the mix for class spoils at the Bob Smith Spring Cup, Cock O’The North, Mad Bros Racing’s Gary McCoy is aiming to finally join the Oliver’s Mount race winners’ circle.
Spoken highly of by team-owner, stellar all round road racing backer Billy McKinstry, his progress over recent times has not gone unnoticed.
Likely top chasers to the top North West 200 newcomer of 2022 include Bishop Castle’s Barry Furber.
Step by step getting at one with MT07 Yamaha tackle, Furber enjoyed an extremely positive TT 2023 tenure, banking top ten finishes and also earlier this month at Scarborough, showed accomplished speed.
Added ones to watch, to name but a few include Kevin Barsby, Toby Shann, FB Racing’s Daniel Forbes, VRS Racing’s Sam Johnson, improving Scarborough exponent Tommy Downes (Moto 46).
Tigcraft Yamaha mounted Will Pickering, Paul Marley, riders’ representative, Roddy Taylor (J Borthwick Haulage).
Remaining competitors set to take part in the six-lap Arai Super Twin races are Neil Mason, Jersey’s Nick Allison, prospective Manx Grand Prix newcomer Garry Broughton.
Paul Moir, Grantham’s Jack Turner, Paul Magnay (Dinsdale Contracts Limited) and Driffield’s Nick Boggan (NG Plumbing & Heating Ltd).
All that’s left to say is roll on next Saturday, Sunday’s race action, as competitors battle it out for Super Twin victory spoils at the unique, fabled, illustrious, iconic road race circuit that is Oliver’s Mount, Scarborough.
Words by Stevie Rial #dontletfearcontrolyou
Step by step getting at one with MT07 Yamaha tackle, Furber enjoyed an extremely positive TT 2023 tenure, banking top ten finishes and also earlier this month at Scarborough, showed accomplished speed.
Added ones to watch, to name but a few include Kevin Barsby, Toby Shann, FB Racing’s Daniel Forbes, VRS Racing’s Sam Johnson, improving Scarborough exponent Tommy Downes (Moto 46).
Tigcraft Yamaha mounted Will Pickering, Paul Marley, riders’ representative, Roddy Taylor (J Borthwick Haulage).
Remaining competitors set to take part in the six-lap Arai Super Twin races are Neil Mason, Jersey’s Nick Allison, prospective Manx Grand Prix newcomer Garry Broughton.
Paul Moir, Grantham’s Jack Turner, Paul Magnay (Dinsdale Contracts Limited) and Driffield’s Nick Boggan (NG Plumbing & Heating Ltd).
All that’s left to say is roll on next Saturday, Sunday’s race action, as competitors battle it out for Super Twin victory spoils at the unique, fabled, illustrious, iconic road race circuit that is Oliver’s Mount, Scarborough.
Words by Stevie Rial #dontletfearcontrolyou 
