5th October 2007, 22:55
Multiple Australian Champion and world supersport no 2 Kevin Curtain has signed a two-year contract with Trinder Brothers Racing (TBR) to contest the Australian Superbike Championship for MV Agusta Racing.
Extract from Bikepoint site
"After contesting the highly competitive World Supersport Championship with Yamaha for the last four seasons, during which he finished second in the championship twice, Kev has decided to concentrate his efforts with TBR aboard an MV Agusta for the Australian Superbike Championship and possibly much more.
After speaking to Team Manager Steve Trinder this week regarding the teams future plans, it was revealed there are a lot of developments in progress."
"Craig, Paul Feeney and I are off to Italy in November to sit down with the factory and discuss Kevin’s role with MV Agusta internationally, however our plan is to win the Australian Superbike Championship first and foremost. We also plan to have a world spec bike here for Kev to wild card the WSK race at Phillip Island to coincide with the world wide launch of MV Agusta back into world Championship racing".
Good news......The sparks will surely fly in Aus and should be beneficial to Carl Fogarty's progress with the MV Agusta program.
Extract from Bikepoint site
"After contesting the highly competitive World Supersport Championship with Yamaha for the last four seasons, during which he finished second in the championship twice, Kev has decided to concentrate his efforts with TBR aboard an MV Agusta for the Australian Superbike Championship and possibly much more.
After speaking to Team Manager Steve Trinder this week regarding the teams future plans, it was revealed there are a lot of developments in progress."
"Craig, Paul Feeney and I are off to Italy in November to sit down with the factory and discuss Kevin’s role with MV Agusta internationally, however our plan is to win the Australian Superbike Championship first and foremost. We also plan to have a world spec bike here for Kev to wild card the WSK race at Phillip Island to coincide with the world wide launch of MV Agusta back into world Championship racing".
Good news......The sparks will surely fly in Aus and should be beneficial to Carl Fogarty's progress with the MV Agusta program.