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Hi, I’m Liam I have the best job in the world being able to throw my leg over our bike and ride it to the best of my ability. My promise to my team and management is that I’ll give 110% when on the bike at all times. Iv competed at this level for the last 4 years starting out on a 600cc freshman championship working my way through to a 1000cc national championship. I have motocrossed since the age of 7. We have big plans for our future and want to compete in the British superbike paddock along with some road racing thrown in there aswell. I have a passion for road racing however I’m still working on talking my family, partner and team into pursuing this dream with me.
Hope to see you at a race meeting soon! #89

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One of my friends asked:

“Why did you pay so much money for Liam to go Bike Racing”?

Well I have a confession to make…

I didn’t pay for Liam to race his bike.

Personally, I couldn’t really care less about bikes.

So, if I was not paying for bike racing, what was I paying for?

• I paid for those moments when my son becomes so tired he
wants to quit but doesn’t.

• I paid for those days when my son comes home from work and is “too tired” to go to the track but goes anyway.

• I paid for my son to learn to be disciplined, focused, and dedicated.

• I paid for my son to learn to take care of his body and equipment.

• I paid for my son to learn to work with others and to be good team mates, gracious in defeat, and humble in success.

• I paid for my son to learn to deal with disappointment, when he doesn’t get that win he’d hoped for, but he goes back week after week giving it his best shot.

• I paid for my son to learn to make and accomplish goals.

• I paid for my son to respect, not only himself, but other riders, officials and marshals.

• I paid for my son to learn that it takes hours and hours, years and years, of hard work and practice to create a champion in whatever you do and that success does not happen overnight.

• I paid for my son to be proud of small achievements, and to work towards long term goals.

• I paid for the opportunity my son has and will have to make life-long friendships, create lifelong memories and to be as proud of their achievements as I am of him.

• I paid so that my son can be out on the track instead of in front of a screen or on a street corner up to no good…

• I paid so we would spend more time together as a family.

…I could go on but in short, I didn’t just pay for bike racing…

No I paid for the opportunities that racing provides my son with to develop attributes that will serve him well throughout his life, give him the opportunity to bless the lives of others and become a nice man.

Where he became my best mate as well as my son.

From what I have seen so far I think it was a pretty sound investment!

Dad

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Mike is the owner and MD of ScenePro Digital Forensics, a technology company that designs and manufactures ISO accredited forensic data-logging solutions. He is a forensic motor engineer, a tarmac motorsports specialist and a professional test driver who for many years ran his own race and rally driver development company. Mike has competed in a variety of motorsport disciplines and has been pivotal in the development of a number of championship-winning and record-breaking vehicles. As a professional driver, Mike has worked with several motor manufacturers and during his time with them, he studied vehicle chassis dynamics. Mike now finds himself a respected vehicle ‘limit handling’ consultant who provides his experience, expertise and technologies to support the investigation and reconstruction of complex and life-changing road traffic collisions. Mike is a key sponsor of Team BSR and has committed to providing the team with race data analysis in pursuit of their aspirations to progress into the British Super Bike arena. When asked about what he knows about motorcycles Mike replied “Nothing, except that they are faulty by design because even when they are new they don’t stand up unaided”

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Firstly wow what an absolute pleasure this is to be apart of this incredible racing team.
3 years now I have been following Liam on his big journey and I still get the buzz every race meeting.
Me personally I am a wagon driver 5days a week for a transport company, I have 2 lovely boys what join me on our bike journey and they love the bike racing just as much.
I have followed Liam now for 3 years… and what an incredible journey it has been. The 1st year I followed as much as possible and was very proud. 2nd year in he gave me the opportunity to join him on his 1st race of the calendar at Donnington park in a cold damp march weekend in 2018.
I was so welcomed into the team by all family and friends, as I stood watching him line up on the grid waiting for him to start his race the hairs stood up on the back of my neck and the lights went out and he was off and what an amazing experience that was for me and my boys it was brilliant and from that 1st moment I knew this was gonna be the start of something brilliant.
As Liam progressed through the season it was clear to see that we have a brilliant, focused rider here.
Halfway through the season, Liam asked me to be apart of his team and pull my finger out and help him out. This is what I did and little to my knowledge he had me hooked into his team.
Moving into 2019 we had a launch night to show everyone Barrett steels racing teams new Kawasaki zx10r.
My homework was to make sure that every race meeting we attended the bike was stripped and rebuild and cleaned ready for liam to test on to ensure that the bike was set up for what liam wanted out of it for each track we attend.
This roll included a full strip down of the whole bike and then a clean and rebuild and small minor changes and adjustments to make the bike handle better for Liam to compete on. This would then ensure myself/liam and the team that the bike is fully working and ready to go out in every race we do through the season, Which I’m sure if you’ve attended one of our race meeting you’ll of seen this in action.

Superbike mechanic/bsr right hand man haha.

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hi, I’m natalie Liam’s partner. My role in the team is to be there for Liam to lean on when needed, to support him in chasing his dream and constantly encouraging him to aim for that podium. I also ensure at all times that everyone is watered and fed assisting Michelle in the kitchen. Chief childminder for all attending kids. I help out with setting up and packing away at the end of the weekend.

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My racing life started in the 1980’s I was racing Yamaha RD 250/350LC once I had cut my teeth on these I moved on to the awesome Suzuki RG 500 which a local Bristol family sponsored me. I rewarded them with a top 6 finish in the East Midlands championship. Then I moved onto a race Yamaha TZ250, I saw my last season out with an Aprilia 250 I retired at 40.
I spotted Liam about 18 months ago on Linked in while he was racing his Yamaha R6 I was impressed, with his speed, natural talent and his family support.
This season he came to the paddock with a Kawasaki ZX10Rthis is an awesome machine for the first season and he tamed it from the off, I then knew he had that talent so I rang him one evening and told him I wanted to get involved, I wanted to supply him with his race tyres for the rest of the season
Barrett Steel Racing invited me to the next meeting, This season the team has gone from strength to strength, We have big plans for the 2020 season so watch this space.

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