By Trison McMullan Racing have confirmed that Lee Osprey, will compete again next year under the TMR umbrella, taking in the Cookstown 100, returning Tandragee 100, Southern 100 and the Armoy ‘Race of Legends’.
Osprey, the Supersport 300 class conqueror on debut at Armoy this year, 2025 roads machines are CBR 600RR Honda, Ninja 400 Kawasaki apparatus for Supersport, Supersport 300 contests.
Looking forward to a third successive season with Trison McMullan’s plucky, ever hard-working outfit, Osprey stated:
“I am very happy to announce I am re-signed for TMR racing for the 2025 road racing campaign. I am over the moon to be with this great team again for the 3rd year in a row now.
Really looking forward to the challenges and races for next year. We had a great year in 2024. TMR Racing brought me my first major road race win at Armoy, a dream many don’t get to achieve. Roll on, 2025.”
Speaking about retaining the Antrim rider for next season, Trison McMullan added via Facebook:
“Over the past season Lee and I have become great friends and that certainly makes things very easy within the camp. Very much like Barry Davidson and myself.
I’m so impressed with Lee’s attitude and dedication that it was a very easy decision to partner back together for next season.
We went to the Southern 100 for the first time this year and immediately he was one of the quickest newcomers placing with the likes of DT (Davey Todd), Jamie Coward etc in the Supersport class.
That with getting steady results at Cookstown and Armoy, Lee is certainly riding great and with him getting his first ever road race win at Armoy in the Supersport 300 class there’s certainly more to come from this lad.”
Quotes via Trison McMullan Racing Facebook page
Photo credit: Derek Wilson
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