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RED BULL ROOKIES HONDA CONFIRMS MOTOGP ENTRY
08 July 2004 - Honda Racing
Red Bull Rookies Honda has confirmed that it will compete in this year’s Cinzano British Motorcycle Grand Prix at Donington Park on 23-25 July.
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RUTTER MAINTAINS CHAMPIONSHIP CHALLENGE
04 July 2004 - Honda Racing
HM Plant Honda Racing’s Michael Rutter maintained his challenge for the 2004 Think British Superbike Championship by taking fourth position in the second leg at Knockhill. |
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TOP TEN FINISHES FOR HM PLANT HONDA
04 July 2004 - Honda Racing
HM Plant Honda Racing’s Michael Rutter and Ryuichi Kiyonari finished in ninth and tenth positions respectively in the first British Superbike race at Knockhill – one lap down on race winner Scott Smart. |
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HARRIS EXTENDS CHAMPIONSHIP LEAD
04 July 2004 - Honda Racing
Karl Harris extended his lead in the 2004 British Supersport Championship after taking an impressive second place at Knockhill. |
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LAVERTY LOSES CHAMPIONSHIP LEAD
04 July 2004 - Honda Racing
Eugene Laverty took seventh place in the eighth round of the British 125GP Championship at Knockhill. |
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RAIN STOPS PLAY AT KNOCKHILL
03 July 2004 - Honda Racing
Michael Rutter has qualified on the front row of the grid on his HM Plant Honda Racing CBR1000RR Fireblade for the eighth consecutive British Superbike Championship event. |
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HARRIS AND REA IN TOP TEN
03 July 2004 - Honda Racing
With the second qualifying session cancelled due to the adverse track conditions at Knockhill, the British Supersport Championship grid positions were determined from this morning’s first period. |
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LAVERTY BEATS THE ELEMENTS
03 July 2004 - Honda Racing
British 125GP Championship leader Eugene Laverty will start round eight at Knockhill in ninth position after a dramatic second qualifying session. |
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BSB HEADS NORTH OF THE BORDER
30 June 2004 - Honda Racing
The British Superbike Championship (BSB) teams head north of the border to Knockhill to begin the second half of what has already been a riveting season. |  |
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HARRIS TAKES CARE OF BUSINESS
30 June 2004 - Honda Racing
After dominating last year’s British Supersport Championship, Karl Harris takes a 20-point lead into round eight of the current series at Knockhill. |  |
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LAVERTY SEEKS TO REGAIN INITIATIVE
30 June 2004 - Honda Racing
Eugene Laverty is hoping to regain the initiative in the battle for British 125GP Championship supremacy at Knockhill. |
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RUTTER FIFTH IN FIRST SUPERBIKE ENCOUNTER
20 June 2004 - Honda Racing
HM Plant Honda Racing’s Michael Rutter took fifth position in the first rain-affected Superbike race at Brands Hatch, while his team-mate Ryuichi Kiyonari finished outside the points in 18th. It was one of the most difficult races of the season to date for all competitors with heavy rain before the start of the race making tyre selection critical.
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LEADING CONTENDERS AFFECTED BY CONDITIONS
20 June 2004 - Honda Racing
The result of the second Superbike leg at Brands Hatch was determined by variable weather conditions over the demanding 2.6-mile Grand Prix circuit. |
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HARRIS REIGNS IN DOWNPOUR
20 June 2004 - Honda Racing
HM Plant Honda Racing’s Karl Harris reigned supreme in atrocious conditions throughout the seventh round of the British Supersport Championship at Brands Hatch. |
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TENSE 125GP BATTLE AT BRANDS
20 June 2004 - Honda Racing
Red Bull Rookies Honda’s Eugene Laverty finished in tenth position at the seventh round of the British 125GP Championship at Brands Hatch. |
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RUTTER’S FIREBLADE ON THE FRONT ROW
19 June 2004 - Honda Racing
HM Plant Honda Racing’s Michael Rutter has qualified in fourth position for the seventh round of the Think British Superbike Championship at Brands Hatch. The 31-year-old Leicestershire star is now the only rider to have qualified on the front row of the grid at every round of the championship to date.
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FOURTH POLE POSITION FOR HARRIS
19 June 2004 - Honda Racing
HM Plant Honda Racing’s Karl Harris has taken pole position for the seventh round of the 2004 British Supersport Championship at Brands Hatch. The 24-year-old Yorkshireman dominated qualifying in the ultra-competitive Supersport class to take his fourth pole position of the year on the CBR600RR. His best lap of 1:29.269 was a fraction outside the existing lap record set by Stephane Chambon in last year’s Supersport World Championship race over the 2.6-mile Kent track.
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ROOKIES ON THE SECOND AND THIRD ROWS
19 June 2004 - Honda Racing
The Red Bull Rookies Honda pairing of Eugene Laverty and Steven Neate have qualified in sixth and 11th positions respectively for the seventh round of the British 125GP Championship. The lap record-breaking pole position time of 1:34.909 at Brands Hatch was set by Christian Elkin, who currently trails series leader Laverty by 18 points in the Honda-dominated series.
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RUTTER AIMS FOR CHAMPIONSHIP LEAD
16 June 2004 - Honda Racing
Michael Rutter is only eight points behind series leader John Reynolds after the first six rounds of the British Superbike Championship. A run of 11 podium finishes – including three race wins – from 12 starts has seen Rutter close the gap as the 13-round series reaches the halfway point of what has already been a spectacular season.
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HARRIS AND REA ON A HIGH
16 June 2004 - Honda Racing
Karl Harris and Jonathan Rea approach the seventh round of the British Supersport Championship in superb form. Harris won his third race of the season at Thruxton to regain the lead in the 13-round championship, while Rea clinched his best result of the campaign by finishing sixth.
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