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- Updated: December 6, 2018
Alongside piloting KW Electrical/CMS backed CBR 600RR Honda, ER6 Kawasaki steeds, 2015 TT Privateers champion Dan Cooper, tenth TT Races campaign in 2019 will also see him S1000RR BMW mounted for the Royal London 360 Superstock, RST Superbike and Pokerstars Senior races.
The latest in a growing number of high level, rising roads stars confirmed to pilot BMW Motorrad machinery at TT 2019, Stroud’s Cooper’s S1000RR mount will as in 2018 feature a striking purple and white livery, thanks to continued support from Impcross Engineering.
The Gloucestershire based firm alongside backing Cooper’s TT 2019 voyage, are also providing title sponsorship for his National Superstock 1000 Championship campaign, which is certain to provide much needed track time a plenty ahead of the TT.
Photo by Nick Wheeler
Most known at present for his exploits within the ultra competitive Lightweight class, the Aberdare Park king has also in his already distinguished, accomplished TT career enjoyed strong results a plenty on 1000cc machinery.
TT 2015 saw Cooper secure a string of impressive finishes, including a very creditable 17th place finish in the blue riband, six lap Senior race.
Not to be underestimated, he’s certain to be one to watch in the 1000cc encounters of TT 2019, which marks as aforementioned ten years of Mountain Course competition for the Stroud racer.
Words by Stevie Rial
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