ECP extends Kawasaki British superbike sponsorship

LKQ Euro Car Parts has extended its sponsorship with Kawasaki for the next Bennetts British Superbike Championship.

Storm Stacey

The partnership known as Team LKQ Euro Car Parts Kawasaki has also announced it has re-signed rider Storm Stacey for the 2022 season. The 18-year-old enters his fourth consecutive season with the Sheffield-based team.

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Storm Stacey is the youngest rider in the 2021 Bennetts British Superbike Championship, and narrowly missed out on becoming the youngest debutant in 2020 by a matter of weeks following the delayed season.

Last year the Eccleshall-based teenager claimed a career best finish of sixth place at Donington Park; in addition to also securing a first front row start in the second race of the weekend at the penultimate round.

Team LKQ Euro Car Parts Kawasaki Owner Brent Gladwin commented: “I am extremely pleased and excited to extend our agreements with both Storm and LKQ Euro Car Parts. As Storm rolls into our fourth season together, and his third in BSB, he will still only be 18 years old; this is unprecedented in Superbike racing. We have great ambitions for the Superbike team!”

Published by Greg Whitaker

Editor of CAT Magazine and an experienced motoring journalist @GregWhitaker5

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