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MOtOcrOss sUccEss! - Dunlop Motorsport

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<strong>Dunlop</strong> Dominate the<br />

ulster Gp with seven wins.<br />

“the ultimate test of race to<br />

roaD technoloGy transfer”<br />

<strong>Dunlop</strong> shod bikes won seven of the eight<br />

feature races at the Ulster Grand Prix – the<br />

world’s fastest road race.<br />

With average lap speeds of over 133 mph<br />

on the undulating public roads of Country<br />

Antrim in Northern Ireland, the races are a<br />

real test of speed and durability for riders,<br />

bikes and tyres.<br />

Stepping up to the challenge, <strong>Dunlop</strong> shod<br />

bikes won seven of the eight feature races,<br />

with Michael <strong>Dunlop</strong> being the hero of the<br />

event, appropriately choosing <strong>Dunlop</strong> as his<br />

tyre partner on his way to three wins in both<br />

Supersport races and the Superstock race.<br />

Ian Lougher (250cc) and Bruce Anstey<br />

(Superbike) were the other big <strong>Dunlop</strong> shod<br />

winners of the weekend. <strong>Dunlop</strong> tyres also<br />

set the fastest lap time in every single race at<br />

the event.<br />

“We had great results for the <strong>Dunlop</strong><br />

teams in very trying and difficult conditions,”<br />

said Pat Walsh, Motorcycle Sales Manager,<br />

<strong>Dunlop</strong> <strong>Motorsport</strong>.<br />

DUNLOP SUCCESSES AT THE ULSTER GP<br />

Superstock<br />

1). Michael <strong>Dunlop</strong> (Street Sweep - Kawasaki) 120/70 ZR17 D211 GP front, 200/55 ZR17 D211 GP rear<br />

2). Guy Martin, Pirelli<br />

3). Gary Johnson, Pirelli<br />

Supersport Race 1<br />

1). Michael <strong>Dunlop</strong> (Street Sweep - Yamaha)<br />

2). William <strong>Dunlop</strong> (Wilson Craig - Honda)<br />

3). Bruce Anstey (Padgetts Honda)<br />

All 120/70 ZR17 D211 GP front, 190/55 ZR17 D211 GP rear.<br />

250cc<br />

1). Ian Lougher (Honda)<br />

2). Denver Robb (Honda)<br />

3). Jamie Coward (Honda)<br />

All 125/80 17 KR191 wet front, 165/55 17 KR393 wet rear.<br />

Ulster Grand Prix Superbike<br />

1). Bruce Anstey (Padgetts - Honda) 120/70 R17 KR106 slick front, 195/65 R17 KR108 slick rear<br />

2). Guy Martin, Pirelli<br />

3). Keith Amor (Honda - TT Legends) 125/80 420 KR106 slick front. 200/70 R420 KR108 slick rear<br />

Supersport Race 2<br />

1). Michael <strong>Dunlop</strong> (Street Sweep Yamaha)<br />

2). William <strong>Dunlop</strong> (Wilson Craig - Honda)<br />

3). Cameron Donald (Wilson Craig - Honda)<br />

“Mixed weather meant we had no dry<br />

running time all week up till race day on<br />

Saturday. Wets, intermediates and dry tyres<br />

were used on race day, with heavy showers<br />

all morning. It is in these conditions we apply<br />

our experience and knowledge to help the<br />

riders choose their tyres.<br />

“With the races taking place on slippery<br />

public roads, this is the ultimate test of our<br />

race to road technology transfer – particularly<br />

in the classes where road legal treaded tyres<br />

are needed and our D211 excels. To clinch<br />

fastest lap in every category was a stunning<br />

result for our <strong>Motorsport</strong> development team.”<br />

All using same tyre choice 120/70 ZR17 D211 front and 190/55 ZR17 D211 rear.

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