Jenny Tinmouth will line-up for another full year in the MCE British Superbike Championship this season and says her apprenticeship is served and she is ready to now push for top-ten results.
The Ellesmere Port rider, who made history last year by becoming the first women to score points in a BSB round, will remain with her TWR team and stick to the Fireblade she has campaigned so far.
"I am really excited about this year because I think we have done our apprenticeship seasons now and we are looking to move forward again and try to push for the top ten now," said Tinmouth.
"As a small team, scoring a point in MCE BSB was a big achievement for us last year, but it has made us even more determined to come back stronger. We have been working really hard over the winter and I feel that this season could be one of our best yet."?
