
BSB: Jack Kennedy Joins Mar-Train Yamaha For The Quattro Group British Supersport 2022 Season.
By Dawn Hammersley
Jack Kennedy Will Defend His 2021 Quattro Group British Supersport Championship Title With The Mar-Train Yamaha Team.
Jack Kennedy has joined The Mar-Train Yamaha Team for the 2022 Season, three-time champion Kennedy will defend his 2021 Championship Tile with the Northern Irish based team. Kennedy is familiar with the Mar-Train Team as he rode for them back in 2012. The team were once Title winners back in 2013 with rider Stuart Easton.
Team Principal Tim Martin has a brand new squad for their 2022 season campaign, with new crew chief Andy Jamison and engine builder Kevin Stephenson, who will take care of the team’s R6 Yamaha machinery.
Jack Kennedy – Mar-Train Yamaha
“I want to make it four championships now. I want to retain my title and joining Mar-Train gives me the best possible opportunity of doing that. No one gets tired of winning. I never get complacent and I am always trying to improve otherwise your rivals will get the upper hand when you least expect it.”
Tim Martin – Mar-Train Team Owner
“We are moving back into the championship, running our own team, with our own personnel. We want to give ourselves the best shot at winning races and a championship. Although we spoke to a few riders, Jack was always our number one target. We all know what to expect now and it is a bonus to have an Irish rider in the team.”
We wish Jack Kennedy and The Mar-Train Team the best of luck for their 2022 season in The Quattro Group British Supersport Championship.
Featured Image: Stephen Davidson.
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