James Webb Racing

The Webb family have a vast history in Motorcycle Racing. James is a reknowned racer on the UK circuit and has a vast amount of experience under his belt, clocking up 1000's of racing hours
internationally, aswell as here in the UK. James has featured in many magazines and TV documentaries. Here you will grasp an insight into an established young racer, through his ups and downs, he has still pursued his dreams of becoming one of the top Motorcycle Racers of today.

Unfortunately due to the economic stress the entire country is experiencing, James is desperate for financial backing to fund his ride in 2010. James has been offered a place aboard 1000cc AND 600cc machines for the 2010 season but finances are a problem. If anyone is interested in getting behind James or looking for a fantastic opportunity to promote their business via James this season then please contact immediately.

The Linxcel-Seton Tuning Yamaha team have confirmed that James Webb will ride for the team in the Fuchs-Silkolene British Supersport Championship for the final two rounds of the season.
The team had originally enlisted Jason O'Halloran to ride for the team after the departure of Hudson Kennaugh, but he crashed heavily on his debut at Croft, leaving him with a wrist injury and unable to ride.
Webb said: "I would like to thank Phil and the team for offering me this ride. I am looking forward to the opportunity to ride for a team that will work hard for me to get a result."
Team Manager Phil Seton concluded: "James is a young and talented rider with confidence and ability. We hope James will be able to step up to the challenge of a new motorcycle and team and finish his and our season on a high."
The Audi round of the MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship in association with Pirelli at Silverstone takes place on 25/26/27 September. For more information visit www.britishsuperbikes.com

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SUPPORTERS:

"It is with great regret that I have had to finish my riding with Padgetts. Due to the present climate, it has been hard for me to find the final payments for the year. I have to thank Clive and everyone in the team for all their support and the experience they have given me whilst riding for them. In particular Peter Padgett, Clive, Martin, Suzie, Helen, Fiona and everyone elst in the team it was a privilage to be a part of such an experienced team. Thank you"

James has some bad luck at Knockhill race circuit but is still running strong in the Fuchs Silkolene Supersort BSB championship.

Kent Fire and Rescue Service’s Fire Bike Pitstop - 29th June

James Webb to feature with KFRS (Kent Fire and Rescue Service) at Brands Hatch International Race Circuit to help motorcycle safety awareness and to introduce a new Superbike to the KFRS fleet. James has been selected as a great representative for the cause and obviously has first hand knowledge of the dangers motorcyclists face should the worst happen. James will be available to meet and greet on the day!

(KFRS Motorcycle Safety Awareness - Monday 29th June, Brands Hatch - 1pm)

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James once again sticks in a 5th place finish at Snetterton at the 5th round of the 2009 British Supersport championship.

James digs in hard to finish another respectable 5th place at the frighteningly fast Thruxton circuit.

James climbs an amazing 7 places, from 12th place at the first corner of Donnington Park, to finish 5th and sustain his presence as one of the top UK Supersport 600 class racers.

James has a rough start to Oulton Park qualifying session. Despite a spill at the last corner of qualifying James still puts himself on ROW 4 for Round 2 of the FUCHS SILKOLENE BRITISH SUPERSPORT championship.

James holds a respectable 6th place finish to grab 10 points at the start of the FUCHS - SILKOLENE BRITISH SUPERSPORT at Brands Hatch Indy circuit!