Ben Young is the winner of the 2021 BMW Motorrad Race Trophy. Born in Scotland but now living in Canada, he scored more Race Trophy points in his races in the Canadian Superbike Championship (CSBK) than any other competitor. Young was rewarded for his success with a spectacular main prize, a new BMW M 1000 RR. Young received his new bike at BMW Motorrad Canada in Toronto (CAN).
The BMW Motorrad Race Trophy is back for 2021 – with a new scoring system and attractive prizes for the best privateer BMW riders in the world. The unique customer racing competition was launched in 2014 and enters its seventh season, after the pandemic-enforced break last year. As this year’s main prize, BMW Motorrad Motorsport will present the Race Trophy winner with a BMW M 1000 RR worth around 33,000 euros.
The global corona situation is also having an impact on the BMW Motorrad Race Trophy. There will be no overall ranking for the 2020 season for BMW Motorrad Motorsport’s customer racing competition. This is due to the postponement and cancellation of numerous races in the individual race series that are classified for the Race Trophy.
Season opener of the Asia Road Racing Championship in Sepang - Lap records, pole position and victory for Markus Reiterberger on the BMW S 1000 RR of the ONEXOX BMW TKKR SAG Team - The Australian Superbike Championship season is also underway.
BMW racers around the world are kicking off the new racing season which also means it’s curtain up for the 2020 BMW Motorrad Race Trophy. The unique, global customer racing competition for privateer BMW riders will be held for the seventh time this year. BMW Motorrad Motorsport will once again reward the best competitors with cash prizes and additional bonuses worth more than 100,000 euros in total at the end of the year.
Markus Reiterberger (GER) will be back in the saddle of a BMW S 1000 RR again in 2020. The 25-year-old will race for the Onexox BMW TKKR Racing Team in next season’s Asia Road Racing Championship (ARRC), where he will ride a Superstock version of the new RR.
Second race, second podium for the BMW Motorrad World Endurance Team in the FIM Endurance World Championship (FIM EWC): Ilya Mikhalchik (UKR) and Markus Reiterberger (GER) secured third place at the “Sepang 8 Hours” (MAS) with the #37 BMW S 1000 RR.
The winner of the 2019 BMW Motorrad Race Trophy is Davey Todd (GBR). The 24-year-old was crowned champion in his first season in the International Road Racing Championship (IRRC) and was also unbeatable in this year’s BMW Motorrad Race Trophy. Second and third place went to Ilya Mikhalchik (UKR) and Mathieu Gines (FRA). On Friday, BMW Motorrad Motorsport recognised last season’s most successful privateers.
Onexox TKKR SAG Team wins the ARRC title with Azlan Shah Kamaruzaman - Successful finale in Thailand for Azlan Shah Kamaruzaman - Podium for Danilo Lewis at the final round of this season’s SuperBike Brasil.
Peter Hickman (GBR) dominated the race weekend in Macau (CHN) on his new BMW S 1000 RR – however, the second red flag of the race prevented him from potentially adding another Macau victory to his collection. The 53rd staging of the Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix at the famous ‘Guia Circuit’ was red-flagged twice before eventually being abandoned. Hickman was classified second in the final result.
Farid Badrul is champion in the Superbike Class A in the Malaysia Superbike Championship - Sharulnizam Ramli wins the title in the Superstock Class A - Danilo Lewis finishes on the podium in the SuperBike Brasil.
BMW riders Ilya Mikhalchik and Kenny Foray line up at the final round of the Spanish season at Jerez de la Frontera - Glenn Allerton ends the season with good results in Australia - Season finale in the All Japan Road Race Championship.
BMW S 1000 RR riders bring curtain down on the 2019 BSB season with more good results - Peter Hickman the best-placed RR racer in the BSB Riders Championship; Christian Iddon is ‘Rider’s Cup Champion’ - Alex Barros claims more success on his BMW S 1000 RR in SuperBike Brazil.
Turbulent race weekend in the British Superbike Championship - Podium for Michel Fabrizio in the Italian National Trophy 1000 - Races for the BMW S 1000 RR in Spain, Australia and Japan as well.
One win and several podiums for the BMW S 1000 RR in the International Road Racing Championship - Lorenzo Lanzi triumphs in the Italian National Trophy 1000 - Double win for Azlan Shah Kamaruzaman in the Asia Road Racing Championship.
Mathieu Gines celebrates double win with his BMW S 1000 RR at the finale of the French Superbike Championship - Team-mate Maxime Bonnot tops the season standings in the Superbike Challenger class - Alexandre Leleu and Jonathan Germany on the podium in the FR EU.
Ilya Mikhalchik successfully defends his title with races to spare in the International German Championship - Peter Hickman secures one of the coveted Showdown places in the British Superbike Championship - Another podium in the BSB Superstock class for Taylor Mackenzie.
BMW racer Danilo Lewis rides to victory in the SuperBike Brasil; second place for Alex Barros - Carmelo Morales secures podium spot in the Spanish Superbike Championship - Two podiums for Lance Isaacs in the South African Superbike Championship.
BMW S 1000 RR rider Mathieu Gines clinches title in France - Karel Hanika and Michal Filla victorious at Grobnik- Jonathan Germany wins in the French European Bikes Championship.
BMW road racer Davey Todd celebrates early title win in the International Road Racing Championship - Todd wins both races with his RR again in Hořice - Taylor Mackenzie finishes on the podium at Cadwell Park.
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