James Ellison

Motorcycle racer, British Superbike contender

James Ellison - Motorcycle racer, British Superbike contender
Born

September 19th, 1980
44 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United Kingdom

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Competed in motorcycle racing primarily in the British Superbike Championship. Started racing in 2000 and rapidly progressed through various competitions. Achieved notable success with consistent podium finishes, including second place in the British Supersport Championship. Raced for various teams, including Honda and Kawasaki, and participated in the MotoGP series, marking significant participation in both domestic and international events.

Finished second in British Supersport Championship

Competed in MotoGP World Championship

Raced with teams including Honda and Kawasaki

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