Cormac Racing. Cormac Buchanan. Levels Raceway Timaru, Aug 2020.
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The two IMD iM250 Pre-Moto3 racers. NZSBK 2019, Taupo.Photo courtesy Terry Stevenson. |
Campbell Grayling #5 and Jason Hearn #11 at Taupo, NZSBK, 2019, Rd 5.Photo courtesty Dallas Alexander. |
Jason Hearn and Campbell Grayling on the podium, Levels, Timaru, NZSBK 2019 |
Jason Hearn on board the iM250 at Levels Raceway, Timaru, Jan 2019 |
Jason Hearn takes two wins for IMD iM250 at NZSBK 2019 Round 1, Ruapuna, and Round 2, Timaru, January 2019 |
After a tough start to NZSBK 2019 for the IMD, Jason went out and won Race 1 comfortably from Yanni on an ex-World Championship Kalex KTM Moto3 machine. This was followed by a close 2nd in race two. Race 3, the NZ GP was cancelled due to an oil spill. Racing at Timaru for Round 2 went without a hitch and Jason scored a second victory over Yanni on the Moto3 machine and a second by only 0.004s in race 2. Unfortunately he had a small spill in Race 3, no real damage done, but a DNF. Jason is now sitting in 2nd in NZ 125GP/Moto3 championship and we look forward to the North Island rounds. |
The NZSBK 2018 125GP/Moto3 motely crew, Ruapuna, January 2018 |
Regan Phibbs NZSBK 4th place in 125GP/Moto3 class for 2018.Two unfortunate technical DNF's lost us the chance to take 2nd place. 10 points off 2nd, 3 points off 3rd. One win and numerous podium finishes capped off an otherwise very successful season for Regan Phibbs, Biggles Racing Team, Moto Academy NZ and IMD iM250. |
Regan Phibbs takes first win for IMD iM250 at NZSBK 2018 Round 4, Taupo, March 2018 |
The NZSBK 2017 125GP/Moto3 motely crew, Hampton Downs, March 2017 |
And then there were two. iM250 Mk 3.0 (left), iM250 Mk 1.3 (right) at Manfield, Jan 2017 |
Testing with #80 and Marc-Antoine Jacquet #57 (right) Jan 2017 |
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IMD iM250 Mk 3.0 taking shape. November 2016. Compared to iM250 Mk 1.2 (left) |