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01/07/08 20:22pm More Points for Jenny in Supersport Cup
Mallory Park played host to the 6th round of the British Supersport Championship. Jenny qualified in 34th place and with only 32 grid spots up for grabs was second reserve for the race on Sunday, but unfortunate riders Ashley Beech and Marshal Neill were unable to take part due to bike troubles and so Jenny snuck onto the grid for race day. A rain shower before the start of the 28 lap race saw team's rushing to change wheels for wet weather tyres and with no time to get the wets for Jenny she had no choice but to start the race on intermediates. Jenny took it steady in the tricky conditions to begin with, but as the track dried her laps times decreased as the intermediates tyres came into their own and she crossed the line in 23rd place and 7th in cup increasing her points tally to 27 and moving her up two spots to 8th in the Cup Championship Overall.
The next round of the British Supersport Championship is at Oulton Park on the weeknd of the 18th-20th July.
22/06/08 9:17pm Team Sorrymate.com Take Victory in the Hottrax Junior Tag Race
It was round 3 of the Hottrax Junior TAG Endurance Race and Jenny teamed up with Fergus, her sponsor from www.sorrymate.com and headed off to South Wales, and the excellent Pembrey circuit, for a bit of fun. After a demanding 102 laps, ‘team sorrymate.com’ finished the race in 7th position overall, and the best of the 600’s, with Jenny herself, recording the 2nd fastest lap of the race.
16/06/08 4:55pm Jenny in sight of Cup Podium at Snetterton!
Jenny qualified in 33rd place for the 5th round of the British Supersport Championship race at Snetterton at the weekend.
Jenny made an excellent start to the race, taking her past several riders at the start. The pace was hot at the front, but Jenny was locked in her own battle, mainly with Ross Walter and Dean Hipwell, both rivals in the Supersport Cup. Always in touch, and posting lap times almost identical to her qualifying times, Jenny was to take the chequered flag in 25th place overall and an impressive 5th in the cup, less than 2 seconds off the rostrum. Her best lap time was less than a couple of seconds off the pace of race winner Steve Plater, and within half a second of legend, John McGuinness. She had thoroughly enjoyed the race and was delighted with her 11 point haul in the British Supersport Cup, in which she now lies in 10th position overall.
Speaking afterwards Jenny said; “I had a really good weekend. It was nice to be so close to a Cup podium and I'm hoping I can get closer at Mallory Park if not on the rostrum itself, it'll be hard as it's such a short lap around Mallory, the whole field will be really close, but it will be fun and I'm really looking forward to it.”
Jenny’s next outing in the British Supersport series takes place over the weekend of 27th-29th June at Mallory Park in Leicestershire.
02/06/08 7:27pm Jenny takes her first victory in the 600 class
After finishing in third place in the two of the three Thundersport 600 races at Brands Hatch at the weekend, Jenny managed to win the last 600 race on Sunday. Jenny came under attack in the last three laps from previous race winner Gary May to win by just 0.04 of a second across the line. Jenny also took the double win in the two ladies races at the weekend.
Read more on the Bikesport News website here
For more information about the Thundersport GB series click here.
Big thanks to Mark Brice for providing the entry for Jenny in the Thundersport races at the weekend
28/05/08 7:57pm Jenny's BikeSport News Article
By Tammy Milsom
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27/05/08 9:47pm Successful weekend for Jenny at Donington Park
Jenny qualified in 35th position for the Fuchs-Silkolene Supersport race at Donington Park at the weekend. She made a great start to the race and came home in 30th position overall and 9th in the Cup giving her 7 points in the Championship.
11/05/08 4:10pm Thanks to Slingshot Racing
Big thanks to Jim at Slingshots for lending Jenny and her team some equipment for the 2008 season, many thanks.
Slingshots buy and sell race bikes, equipment and performance parts
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11/05/08 4:00pm Majestic Engineering sponsor Jenny
Jenny is proud to announce local company Majestic Engineering have added their support to Jenny in the Supersport Cup Championship for 2008. Based in Bootle the C.N.C Milling Engineers and Tube Stockists are proud to add their support to Jenny.
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20/04/08 10:30pm CS2U sponsor Jenny
Jenny is proud to announce CS2U as new Sponsors for the 2008 season.
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20/04/08 9:37pm New Sponsor for the 2008 season
Jenny is proud to announce Sorry Mate .com as new Sponsors for the 2008 season.
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11/04/08 5:30pm Teknic sponsor Jenny
Jenny is proudly sponsored by Teknic for the 2008 season.
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17/02/08 2:07pm New Sponsor for the 2008 season
Jenny is proud to announce Hollins Strategic Land as new Sponsors for the 2008 season.
More details coming soon ...
14/01/08 6:45pm CJRF Fund Chaity event
Jenny was invited to a local Charity event in Ellesmere Port on the 13th of January at the Vauxhall Motors Social Club.
The Charity event organised by Karen Price was in aid of the Chris Jones Riders Fund and Countess of Chester Hospital's baby care unit. World Superbike Champion James Toesland and his band Crash were in attendance to provide some excellent entertainment for the crowd and helped raise £2,600 for the two Charities.
To read the Ellesmere Port Pioneer article on the event please click here.
22/10/07 9:22pm Race of The Year Mallory Park
Jenny qualified in 22nd position for the Race of the Year, she made a good start on the 1000cc machine and finished the race in 20th place, setting her fastest lap ever of the Mallory Park circuit.
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Female First for Rizla Suzuki
By Kevin Hughes
THIRTY Superbikes roar around the Mallory Park track before slowing and forming neat lines on the starting grid.
It’s the final major motorcycle race on the UK calendar, The Race of the Year, the traditional season finale.
Established stars of the hugely popular televised British Superbike series line up alongside the top up-and-coming talent all eager to show team bosses they can cut it with the best.
Once the grid forms the 1,000cc engines are silenced and it’s strangely quiet until veteran commentator Fred Clarke shoves a radio microphone under crash helmets to get a few muffled comments for the benefit of thousands of fans around the 1.39 mile circuit.
Paddock girls dressed in unbelievably short micro mini skirts, thigh high leather boots and impossibly tight T-shirts stand by riders and shiver in the autumn chill.
Welcome to the world of Superbike racing, a man’s world where you practically have to wade through testosterone just to get near a bike.
Only scantily clad glamour girls are welcome on a Superbike grid - or at least that’s how it used to be.
Because sat astride the all blue Rizla Suzuki works bike is Ellesmere Port girl Jenny Tinmouth – the first woman ever to race a Superbike.
And as her steel blue eyes focus down the track towards Gerard’s, the first sweeping right hand bend of the tight and twisting Leicestershire’s circuit, she’s in race mode and itching to launch the finely tuned projectile with the flick of a slender wrist.
The blonde 29-year-old has been given her chance as a guest rider by top British Superbike team Rizla Suzuki after she impressed their legendary former three times British champion, the now retired John Reynolds, while competing in the British 125cc national championship over the last few seasons.
However, due to time restraints Tinmouth has had precious little time to get used to the sheer brute strength and raw power of the 1,000cc, 210bhp, 200mph plus machine.
And, as her race technician for the day, Simon Green explained, the Suzuki GSXR-1000K7, like any thoroughbred Superbike, is not an easy machine to ride.
He said: ‘To get anywhere near it’s full potential takes a lot of skill, bravery and focus. Getting off a Supersport machine and on to a Superbike is hard enough but to race a 125cc and make the step up is an awesome achievement.
‘But she’s got focus, she’s taking it steady and doing what we have asked her to do which has to be the right approach.’
Simon was talking following morning warm up after Tinmouth put in consistent 58sec laps even dipping into the high 57’s as she came to terms with the bikes characteristics.
She returned to the pit late after been stopped by scrutineer's for a sound check to ensure the Suzuki was operating under the allowed decibel level.
Unfortunately that left Rizla Suzuki team manager Simon Buckmaster and his technicians craning their necks as they waited anxiously for her return.
But when she finally coasts down pit lane the machine is quickly up on a ramp and technicians begin checking every nut and bolt while data management guru Alan Bell hooks the machine up to a lap-top and begins downloading data.
Simon Green then talks Jenny through the read out which shows she hadn’t quite managed to fully open the throttle and was braking too late, and therefore too aggressively, into Edwina’s a sharp chicane half-way around the circuit.
However, she proving to be pretty smooth and her lap times had consistently come down, if only fractionally, lap after lap.
And with timed practice, to determine grid position for the race itself, just 30 minutes away technicians change the front tyre for a softer compound and make slight adjustments to suspension settings on the advice of Alan Bell who is still studying his computer screen.
For Jenny there’s the chance to sit quietly, calm the nerves and chat to Cal Crutchlow, her team mate for the day.
Crutchlow has had a full year in the Rizla Suzuki team and finished on the podium at the final round of the championship at Brand’s Hatch just a week earlier.
He gives Jenny advice and a few tips on lines through corners which are radically different on a Superbike compared to the ageing Honda 125cc machine she’s used to.
In timed practice Jenny improves her lap times again and qualifies 20th on the grid while Crutchlow, consistently four seconds a lap quicker, takes pole.
Then it’s time for the race to get underway.
Fred Clarke finishes his interviews, the grid clears and the bikes roar into life, the lights go out its go, go, go!
Crutchlow takes the lead by Gerard's and stays out in front unchallenged to the chequered flag.
Jenny, starting from 20th on the grid, has to deal with the bumping and barging as the following pack sweep around the track.
Her initial few laps are taken steady before she again begins to trim further fractions of a second off her lap times.
The 20 lap race is over in a blur and she takes the chequered flag a lap down on Crutchlow in 20th but she’s manage to post a lap of 55.954 seconds – a remarkable feat for a complete Superbike novice.
As she completes her slowing down lap she’s able to wave to fans and supporters who lined the circuit with flags and banners bearing her name and words of encouragement.
Crutchlow is presented with the Race of the Year trophy, champagne and a laurel garland while Jenny parks her bike in the garage.
However, there’s plenty of plaudits.
Her race technician Simon Green says she has done a fantastic job.
He said: ‘She’s brought the bike home safe and you can’t ask for more than that. She’s shown she’s mature, sensible and able to learn quickly. I am really impressed’.
Jenny said: ‘The whole weekend has been great. I’ve learned so much from both Cal Crutchlow and the team, they are really relaxed to work with and so methodical.
‘In the race I got with another rider who I passed at the hairpin but he got me back at Edwina’s. I did try and pass him again on the last lap but didn’t quite manage it! I would have liked to have finished in the points, but I’m happy to have posted my fastest ever lap of Mallory Park.
‘Thank you to Rizla Suzuki and the team for allowing me to race the GSX-R1000 Superbike, it has been a dream come true and I’ll never forget it.’
Jenny now has to look to next season and try and find a deal that will allow her to step up to at least the Supersport class if not Superbikes.
But motor cycle racing is a hugely expensive business and although the top teams such as Rizla Suzuki have million pound plus budgets for the year and their riders enjoy six figure salaries with the added bonus of sponsorship deals, for many like Jenny it’s a pure labour of love.
Her ageing 125cc Honda needs replacing should she stay in that class.
Or she can move up to a bike more suited to her height and talent - but that means a huge financial commitment and the support of a big sponsor.
But whatever the future holds for Britain’s top woman motor cycle racer, as one fan told her as she signed a autographs on Sunday: ‘It’s great to see a woman out there, just stick it to ’em girl!’
18/10/07 8:30pm Brands Hatch Round 13
Jenny qualified in 23rd place for the last round of the season. After making a great start in the re-started race Jenny moved up to 12th before being taken out at Druids, she was able to continue and finish the end of the race all be it a lap down.
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04/09/07 7:35pm Rizla Suzuki Track Day at Mallory Park
Jenny had her first ride on the Rizla Suzuki Superbike today. Jenny had approximately 30 minuets on Chris Walkers bike during Rizla Suzuki's track day at a sunny Mallory Park.
Pictures courtesy of Paul Pearson www.bsbsuperbikes.co.uk
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25/09/07 6:55pm Donington Park Round 12
Qualifying went well with Jenny setting a personal best lap time to start in 11th place on the grid for Sundays race.
Jenny had done two practice starts at the end of warm up but had unknowingly warn out the clutch, it only became apparent when leaving the pit lane to form up onto the grid and with no time to change the clutch it was decided to hope for the best and make the race start, Jenny made a good start and despite the clutch problem was able to finish in 15th place picking up 1 more point in the championship.
01/09/07 1:34pm Tinmouth to ride Factory Rizla Suzuki - written by David Miller
Rizla Suzuki has announced it is to put 125GP regular Jenny Tinmouth on a 210bhp factory GSX-R1000 for the Race of the Year at Mallory Park in October – making her the first woman to compete on a works superbike in this country.
Jenny, 29, from Ellesmere Port in Cheshire, is a regular 125cc British Championship contender and started racing eight years ago after being bitten by the bike bug following her dad to race meetings. Working as a bike mechanic for her own business, Two Wheel Workshop, she is not your typical biker in any sense.
“This is a massive chance and I really want to make an impression, said Jenny. “I want to take this opportunity and make the best of it; I want to show what I am capable of.
“John Reynolds has been watching me for quite some time and thinks I have good technique and I would be more suited to larger capacity bikes than the 125cc I currently race. I think technique and skill is more important than brute strength and that women should be able to compete with men in Superbikes and want to prove it.”
Jenny started out buying herself a road bike with money borrowed from her dad. After riding very quickly on the road she turned her attention to track racing and hasn’t looked back since.
JR said: “I think it’s great we are giving Jenny a chance on a factory superbike, it will be the first time ever that a woman has had an opportunity like this and I’m sure she’ll do well.
“You don’t need massive strength to race a superbike but you do need to be very fit, determined and technically capable, all things that Jenny has in abundance. I’ll be guiding her and giving advice on the run up to her race and can’t wait to see what she can achieve.”
The 210bhp GSX-R1000 offers a massive step up in performance compared to Jenny’s normal 45bhp 125cc race bike. Hitting 0-60mph in 2.2secs and going on to a top speed of over 210mph, by riding the Rizla Suzuki, Jenny will become one of the fastest women on the planet.
She will be joined by another as yet un-named rider in the Rizla Suzuki squad for the Mallory Park Race of the Year, which takes place at the 1.41-mile long Leicestershire track on Sunday, October 21.
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31/08/07 11.56pm Cadwell Park Round 11
Jenny sets a personal best lap in qualifying to qualify in 13th position for Monday’s race. She maintained her position during the race to finish in 13th , picking up 3 points.
12/08/07 11.10pm Croft Round Ten
Jenny had her first ever second row start at Croft after qualifying in 8th place on the Grid out of 54 riders, but she unfortunately slid off coming out of the hairpin on lap three, luckily her bike was ok and she managed to remount to make her way back through the field and finish in 23rd place.
23/07/07 8.25 pm- Mallory Park Round Nine
The whole BSB paddock is greatly saddened by the loss of Ollie Bridewell after a crash during 1st practise for the British Superbikes.
He will be greatly missed and our heartfelt sympathy goes out to Ollie's family and friends.
All practice sessions were suspended and grid positions were determined by championship positions for Sundays race. A blocked main jet forced Jenny into the pits on lap one and she rejoined the race 4 laps later and finished in 30th place.
16/07/07 7.53 pm- Oulton Park Round Eight
A wet Friday’s practice saw Jenny 5th and 6th fastest. Qualifying was dry and after a troubled first qualifying with a mechanical problem Jenny managed to qualify in 13th position in the second session. In the race Jenny finished in 9th place despite crashing into a rider who high sided in fount of her at the hairpin, a speedy remount made sure Jenny regained her position in the race before the red flags came out with 4 laps to go. She is now 12th in the championship.
01/07/07 11:15 pm - Knockhill Round Seven
Jenny qualified in 14th place during the first qualifying session which decided the grid positions as a rain soaked track in second qualifying meant no one would improve their times. A good start in the race saw Jenny in a battle with four other riders and she eventually finished in 13th place picking up another 3 points in the championship.
19/06/07 5:50 pm - Mondello Park Round Six
Jenny made a promising start to the weekend and was 3rd fastest in the wet conditions of first practise, but Jenny slid off in the driest of the two qualifying sessions and only got in a time to qualify in 19th place. A good start in the race however saw Jenny up to 14th on the 1st lap, Jenny was in a great battle with the second group of riders and came across the line in 12th position to pick up 4 points. Jenny remains in 13th position in the championship going into round 7 at Knockhill in two weeks time.
20/05/07 7:48 pm - Snetterton Round Five
A third row start saw Jenny get away with the leading pack but a carburetion problem forced Jenny into the pits on the third lap. After a quick main jet change Jenny re-joined the race but unfortunately had to come back into the pits and out of the race when the exhaust silencer on her machine snapped off at the rivets at Coram Curve.
08/05/07 6:52 pm - Oulton Park Round Four
Jenny moves to 12th in the championship after scoring 5 points for an 11th place finish at Oulton Park in Cheshire.
29/04/07 10:06 pm - Silverstone Round Three
Jenny qualified in 25th position after missing the majority of practice and qualifying due to various problems.
A good start in the race saw her up into 17th place by the end of the first lap and she eventually finished in 16th overall.
Jenny is now joint 13th in the Championship after just missing out on the last point scoring position.
16/04/07 5:06 pm - Thruxton Round Two
Jenny finishes in 8th place at Thruxton, after qualifying in 14th. A good start in the race meant Jenny could get away up front into 8th and maintain the position to the end of the race.
Jenny now stands joint 10th in the Championship with 10 points.
Check out Jenny's journal for Jenny's view on the weekends action.
10/04/07 10:06 pm - Brands Hatch Round One
Jenny finishes 14th at Brands Hatch, scoring her first championship points of the season and is currently 14th in the Championship. After excellent practice and qualifying sessions and a solid result Jenny is looking forward to the next round at Thruxton this coming weekend. Check back here for the latest news from Round 2 of the British 125gp Championship.
25/03/07 5:00pm - Best wishes to Andrew
Jenny and her team would like to say a huge thank you to Andrew Hensley who is leaving the team this season. We would like to thank him for all of his help and support during 2005 and 2006 and wish him the best of luck in the future.
22/01/07 5:30 pm - Spares for sale
Some of Jenny's race bike spares are for sale please click here for details
18/01/07 9:34 pm - Info and Photo's from the Springfields show
Please click on me for info and photo's from the 2007 motorbike show at Springfields.
10/01/07 7:30 pm - Spalding Motorbike show
Jenny, her team and race bike will be exhibiting at the Motorbike 2007 show at the Springfield’s Event Centre, Spalding, Lincolnshire, on the 13th and 14th of January. If you are in the area and going to the show please pop round and say hello! grab a poster and have a look at the bike.
Doors to the show open at 10am to 5pm on Saturday and 10pm to 4pm on Sunday for more information please visit www.springfieldseventscentre.co.uk.
17/11/06 20:30 pm - Your Champions awards
Jenny receives Scottish Power/Trinity Mirror Cheshire Sports Champion of the Year award for the Ellesmere Port area, at the 19th annual presentations held at Chester's Grosvenor Hotel on the 16th November. In a ceremony to honour unsung heroes from the area, Jenny was just one of a number of 'community champions' honoured.
14/11/06 01:52 pm - Women's Motorcycle Magazine
Jenny will be writing a regular bike maintenance feature for bikeress magazine.
For information about the magazine and to get a copy please visit www.bikeress.co.uk
16/10/06 06:18 pm - Motorcycle RACER magazine
Jenny features in Motorcycle racer Magazine, check it out!
1/10/06 08:27 pm - Brands Hatch
Jenny qualified well in 15th. After a very long delay on the grid, the bike let her down on the second lap so sorry to say another DNF
28/9/06 10:52 am - Chris Jones Memorial Fund Charity Auctions
There will be two CJMF Charity Auctions at Brands Hatch this weekend, they will be held in the Adrenalin X building on Saturday at 6:30pm and 6:30pm on Sunday, if your going to Brands why not check it out!
21/9/06 03:24 pm - The Girlies get a feature in Racer Mag!!
Racer Magazine - the best mag for everything bike racing - is doing a feature on all the girls racing in the British Championship, Catherine Green, Nicole McAleer and Jenny will all be in the next issue which is out mid October!
17/9/06 08:52 pm - Silverstone
Jenny Qualified 20th on Saturday dropping from 17th after a troubled 2nd qualifying. She made a great start in the race getting up to 14th but unfortunately the bike seized going into Abby on lap 5 and spat her off unceremoniously, she is OK and the bike did not sustain too much damage. Brands Hatch is the next round in two weeks and fired up after a disappointing race this weekend, we are hoping for better results at the Kent circuit, hopefully see your there or check out the 125gp action on Sky Sports on Sunday night.
14/9/06 08:32 pm - Silverstone
Its time for the last but one round of the year at Silverstone, lets hope for a return to the solid finishes of earlier in the year as we wish Jenny loads of luck.
28/8/06 09:33 pm - Cadwell
Jenny qualified well in 16th, unfortunately on the first lap of the race in the wet lost the back end and crashed and couldn't restart, she is OK.
25/8/06 07:13 pm - Cadwell Park
Round 11 of The 125GP Championship at Cadwell Park over the Bank Holiday Weekend, lets hope Jenny can take the form of the sensational win at Oulton Park last Saturday forward to Cadwell this weekend, Go Jenny!
21/8/06 05:55 pm - Oulton Park
After claiming pole position by over 2 seconds in damp conditions at the Nantwich and Cheshire club race meeting at Oulton on Saturday, Jenny went on to win the 9 lap 125gp race by a comfortable 12.9 seconds on the rain soaked track, leading from start to finish and claiming the fastest lap of the race.
13/8/06 08:58 pm - Croft
Jenny qualified well in 14th, unfortunately during the race whilst running 11th lost the front end at the hairpin and couldn't restart.
10/8/06 07:32 pm - Croft
Round 10 is upon us, this weekend to Croft in North Yorkshire, let hope all the good results continue for Jenny as we wish her all the very best of luck. Updates as soon as we can.
23/7/06 10:27 pm - Oulton Park
Jenny Qualified 13th, Joint best ever, and I'm extremely delighted to say Finished a magnificent 7th, That is her best ever and also the best by an Women in an BSB Race! Well Done Jenny!!
20/7/06 07:51 pm - Oulton Park
A very quick turnaround, back to her home track for Jenny, lets hope to build on last weeks great result and wish Jenny all the best luck. Updates as soon as possible
16/7/06 05:29 pm - Knockhill News
Jenny Qualified 18th and I'm extremely pleased to say Finished 9th her best ever in BSB 125 and I think the best ever by a lady in any BSB series race. Well Done we are so pleased for you.
13/7/06 08:01 pm - Knockhill
To Beautiful Scotland for Round 8 at Knockhill, lets hope all goes well for Jenny, News as soon as possible.
18/6/06 09:02 pm - Snetterton news
Jenny Qualified 22nd and Finished 16th (Just 1/10th of a second behind 15th!)
15/6/06 08:48 pm - Snetterton
The halfway point of the season is here already! Jenny is back to her own distinctive Blue and Yellow bike. This time with all the race bits thanks to Mark and Lis, so lets hope for loads of luck for Jenny.
4/6/06 09:35 pm - Mallory News
Jenny Qualified 14th her second best ever and best in the dry. Two Races to make up for the cancelled round at Mondello. First Race Jenny had to retire with a Puncture. Second Race, I pleased to be able to say Jenny finished 11th her second best ever, Well Done Jenny.
1/6/06 07:05 pm - Mallory Park
Jenny is again riding as part of the KRP team, She has two races as the 125 teams make up for the cancelled round at Mondello Park, so lets hope for loads of luck for her.
21/5/06 01:47 pm - Mondello
Jenny qualified 19th, but it has just been announced that all races have been cancelled due to the weather, its pouring.
2/5/06 08:06 pm - Oulton Result
At last something very pleasing to report. Jenny qualified 21st on Sunday, then ran 5th in morning warm up before the race. The pit lane closing early meant that Jenny couldn't get to her grid position so had to start from the very back row effectively 38th but a storming ride meant that she finished 13th and in the points for the first time this year. Well Done Jenny!!
27/4/06 08:08 pm - Round 4
Round 4 already, this weekend at Oulton Park, lets hope Jenny has loads of luck at her home circuit, updates as soon as possible
17/4/06 08:23 pm - Thruxton News
Jenny ran 14th in first qualifying, a problem with a piston in second qualifying meant she could not improve her time as others did, so her final qualifying position was 19th. During the Race Jenny had climbed to 15th when the bike overheated and lost power, better luck next time.
13/4/06 07:59 pm - Round 3 is here
Yeap already just one week after freezing at Donington its off to Thruxton for Easter, updates as soon as possible.
9/4/06 09:10 pm - race day
After the excitement of yesterday, today, well what do you say, Jenny had to take to the grass to avoid a fallen rider at the first corner and with it being so wet was unable hold onto the bike and came off. One of those things, hard luck Jenny.
8/4/06 08:32 pm - Donington Qualifying
Jenny qualified a very good 17th today, her best ever in the dry, this was in the first session, the second session we had a hailstorm which made the track wet, this meant no one improved or got anywhere near the first sessions times, Jenny was a stunning 3rd in this session, Well done Jenny we are all proud of you.
6/4/06 08:28 pm - Round 2 is here
Yes already it is time for the second round of the BSB 125GP, this time at Donington Park in Leicestershire, we will update you on happenings as soon as possible.
26/3/06 09:51 pm - Brands Hatch
Friday and Saturday went well with Jenny qualifying 22nd. The race went well until three laps from the end with Jenny running 15th and in the points when the bike lost power and she had to retire, we are all gutted!
23/3/06 07:30 pm - New Season
The first round of the British 125gp's is at Brands Hatch this weekend, we will be updating this page with news as often as possible.
19/3/06 04:50 pm - race result
Jenny came third in both races today going 9 tenths faster than before round the circuit and also had the fastest lap of the day.
14/3/06 08:24 pm - First Race of the Year
On Sunday the 19th March Jenny will be racing at the Anglesey Circuit as part of her pre season warm up ready for the main event the British 125GP championship which starts soon.