DAO Racing released its new livery for the 2025 British Superbike Championship.
Over the weekend, the DAO Racing squad unveiled its new look for the 2025 British Superbike Championship.
The team has switched from Kawasaki to Honda for the upcoming season and with the change of manufacturer has also come a change of livery.
As well as their change of manufacturer, the team has also completely changed their rider lineup. Two-time British Superbike Champion, Josh Brookes, has arrived in the team, and Lee Jackson has switched from Hawk Racing to DAO Racing.
Brookes said: “I’m certainly well aware of the amount of work that has gone getting to now, the time and effort that has gone in by all the team from the end of last season until now to get the bike ready.
"So, it is good to finally have the bike on display so everyone can get an idea of the hard work, the quality of work that the team have put in to get started this year.
"It’s also another step closer to pre-season testing, which is what I’m truly looking forward to, getting going and riding the bike.
“I’ve had a huge amount of time on a bike throughout the off-season so I feel very well prepared for pre-season testing. I just want to get out to Spain, get going with the bike, understanding the package as it is for British Superbikes and refining it further.
"Of course, Lee has very good knowledge of the bike, so we can initially rely on his feedback, but once I’ve got a feeling for the bike, we’ll very quickly be making changes and making the bike feel more like my own.”
Jackson said: “I am looking forward to starting 2025; obviously for me staying on a Honda is a great thing, continuing to build on the experience and my previous knowledge of the bike.
"Joining DAO Racing, a team who are looking for some great achievements in BSB and are really motivated to support me and Josh in aiming for some great results this year is great.
"For me my key focus is being at the front and of course eventually fighting for the championship. So, I’m really forward to getting started, getting to know the team and getting stuck into testing in a few weeks.”
