The ZYN British Superbike Championship returns to Knockhill for its annual visit to Scotland, with a host of home-grown racing stars set to descend on the circuit as the series marks its landmark 30th anniversary season.
Leading the special guest line-up is home hero and three-time BSB champion Niall Mackenzie, a five-time race winner at Knockhill. Five-time British Champion and former BSB race winner Ian Simpson will join Mackenzie. Hailing from Dalbeattie, Simpson won the 1994 British Superbike Championship on the Duckhams Norton and claimed several podiums in the championship’s opening 1996 season. Brian Morrison, a multiple British Championship race winner and podium finisher across the Superbike, Supersport and Superstock categories, who also enjoyed vast success in the Endurance World Championship, will also be in attendance.
Former BSB race winner and renowned World Supersport Championship contender Iain MacPherson will also return to Knockhill for the 30th anniversary celebrations, alongside Iain Duffus. The Glenrothes rider was another Scot to conquer the British Championships, achieving multiple race wins and podiums in British Supersport 600, Supersport 400 and Production competition for more than a decade.
Completing the line-up of Scottish stars is 2000 British 250cc Champion Callum Ramsay, as Knockhill prepares to celebrate three decades of the British Superbike Championship in style.