The first year of the co-ordit relay has seen two up and coming riders gain a helping hand in their prospective racing careers.

Leon Jeacock won the EMRA first stage of the relay and is rewarded with a years free entry in the 2010 NGRRC 600 club championship.

Josh Day has won the NGRRC 600 championship second stage of the relay and becomes a Co-ordit rider for 2010 competing in the junior 600 superstock championship. Josh’s reward is an entry paid season on a co-ordit 600 race prepared bike with the guidance of team owner Pete Bradshaw and the full backing of the co-ordit racing team. Josh has already competed in the bsb class this year but with the backing of the co-ordit team can make a strong challenge for the 2010 title.

The RELAY has been formed to provide a track for talented young riders to get to the BSB paddock from novice to national status.

First leg

The EMRA 600 formula and sstk championships 2009 run at Mallory Park where the 24 and under aged rider with the highest overall championship points will be given a free entry in the North Gloucester Road Racing Club 600 championship the following year 2010.

The only restrictions are that the rider is 24 or under at the start of the season and displays the co-ordit performance RELAY sticker on the fairing screen.

If the rider with the most points does not accept the entry in the NGRRC then it will be offered to the second place rider.

Second Leg

The NG Road Racing Club which covers the national circuits will run a RELAY championship for riders 25 or under in the 600 championship. The rider with the most championship points at the end of the season will win a ride in the 2010 British Superstock 600 championship. The rider will be given the use of a yamaha R6 in co-ordit RELAY livery and paid entry in the BSB Superstock 600 championship in 2010.

The only restrictions are that the rider is 25 or under at the start of the season and displays the co-ordit performance RELAY sticker on the fairing screen.

If the rider with the most points does not accept the ride in 2010 then the ride will be offered to the second placed rider.

Third Leg

Riding in the Co-ordit Performance Team in the 2010 British Superstock 600 championship, the rider will be given the use of a Yamaha R6, suspension and race preperations, paid entry and the support of the team.

The only restrictions are that the rider will have to fund tyres, fuel and crash damage.

Pete Bradshaw team principle - I have always supported the Roadstocks as this is where i started racing and its great to be able to strengthen our commitment to grass root racing. EMRA is a great friendly club to get started and then progress into a professional national club like NGRRC. A big thanks to Mark Jessop and Steve Bostock for making this a reality and John Ward for brain storming the title.

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