Josh Brookes of HM Plant Honda walked away with a double victory in the National Superstock Championship round that was held at the new Silverstone venue. The Superstock race is a support class race for the main MotoGP race. Josh was a replacement rider for an injured Steve Plater, his fellow HM Plant Honda team mate.
On Saturday, Josh was the first racer to win a race at Silverstone’s new track that has been newly configured. Josh won in the Superstock class on Saturday, then he returned on Sunday to walk away with another win at the opening racing event at Silverstone’s new track.
The HM Plant Honda team had just enjoyed a double win at Cadwell Park in the British Superbike Championship, as Josh Brookes and Ryuichi Kiyonari each secured a win for the Honda team. The HM Plant Honda team will be hoping to continue on in their winning ways as they head to Mallory Park for the weekend. At the present time, Josh is in second place in the overall standings and is determined to keep up his winning style.
Josh Brookes and his fellow HM Plant Honda team mate Ryuichi Kiyonari will be returning to the new Silverstone circuit over the weekend of July 31 and August 1 on HM Plant Honda Superbike Fireblades as the team will be racing in the World Superbike Championship.
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