Nationality Australian Website glenrichards.co.uk | Name Glen Richards | |
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Born 30 September 1973 (age 51) Adelaide, South Australia ( 1973-09-30 ) | ||
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Glen Richards is an Australian superbike rider born in Adelaide but who now lives in Hinckley, Leicestershire. He has won the British Supersport and Superstock championships, and has been a regular front-runner in the primary British Superbike class.
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- Glen richards as jah glen dread in a babylon south east music ltd
- Glen richards dan luscombe brundisium mona 23 01 11
- British Superbike Championship
- British Superstock 1000
- Return to British Superbike Championship
- Career statistics
- References
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British Superbike Championship
Richards first came to the public eye when competing in the 1998 British Supersport championship finishing 5th overall. Richards moved up to the British Superbike Championship where he rode with the Hawk Kawasaki team from 2002–2005, finishing in the top 10 in the championship every year, with a best 4th-place finish is 2003 despite a lack of a full testing programme. He also contested the World Superbike round at Brands Hatch in 2002, but retired from both races Richards switched to the Hydrex Honda team for the 2006 season, finishing in 10th place in the championship.
British Superstock 1000
After that Richards dropped down to the Superstock level on an Embassy Phase One Yamaha for 2007, winning the title, leading the standings all season. He then moved up a class back to the Supersport championship for 2008 on a MAP Embassy Triumph. His first win came after a titanic scrap with Hudson Kennaugh at Oulton Park which was decided at the final corner, and he ultimately beat Kennaugh to the title. At the final round his team produced T-shirts stating that "A Triumph can even blow away a Hurricane", referring to Richards' make of bike and Kennaugh's nickname.
Return to British Superbike Championship
Richards was then signed by the HM Plant Honda team for the 2009 BSB season. His only podium finish was a second place in the opening round, however he was a regular points scorer in the first half of the season. He then suffered a broken left femur after brake failure caused a crash with Suzuki's Iain Lowry during qualifying at Knockhill.
Career statistics
* Stats correct as of 25 June 2012
(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position, races in italics indicate fastest lap)