With the first event a complete sell-out, Snetteron is expected to be a repeat performance, with a full day of track action on the fast Norfolk circuit available to customers. Taking place just a day after the Snetterton round of the British Superbike Championship, fans will have the opportunity to browse the pit garages of the Relentess Suzuki by TAS and Worx Suzuki teams, while taking advantage of special opportunities like a crash helmet service courtesy of the Arai race truck too. Suzuki GB marketing manager, George Cheeseman, commented, “The Brands Hatch event was a tremendous success, and while it was clear fans enjoyed the experience, we were keen to offer an equally special experience at Snetterton.
To secure the attendance of Leon and Sylvain as well as our BSB riders is news which we hope our customers will be excited to hear. With track instruction from the superbike stars available on the day too, including three times BSB champ John Reynolds, customers will have a truly unique opportunity that money normally simply can't buy." Interested parties are urged to book swiftly as the day is expected to fill fast. Visit the GSX-R anniversary website – www.imgsx-r.com or call 08450 254797 (08450 25 GSXR) quoting GSX-R track days. Focused Events will also have bikes available for customers to test ride too.
The smurfs had an excellent day out on track - GSX-R anniversary day
Suzuki GB
Following the huge success of the first GSX-R anniversary track day at Brands Hatch last month, Suzuki GB and official partner Focused Events is pleased to confirm a star-studded line-up for the second event at Snetterton Circuit in Norfolk on 19th July, as both Suzuki British Superbike Teams attend once again, along with current World Superbike Championship series leader Leon Haslam and teammate Sylvain Guintoli.
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