
BSB: Bradley Perie And Harry Truelove Sign For Appleyard Macadam Yamaha For Their 2022 Season Campaign.

By Dawn Hammersley
Quattro Group British Supersport Champions Appleyard Macadam Yamaha Sign Bradley Perie And Harry Truelove For The Team’s 2022 Championship Title Hunt.
Appleyard Macadam Yamaha have re-signed their 2021 season rider Bradley Perie, along-side new signing Harry Truelove. The team have continued to take on board young talent to help the riders develop throughout the season.
Bradley had a very successful 2021 season with the team, he took six race victories with further podium finishes, he finished in fourth place in the championship standings.
Harry Truelove joins the team with knowledge of the Yamaha YZF-R6 machinery, he has ridden the R6 over the past five seasons, he claimed three victories and finished the 2021 season in fifth place in the Championship standings.
Bradley Perie – Appleyard Macadam Yamaha
I know lots of people say this but I’ve never felt better prepared going into a race season, I learned so much, good and bad but couldn’t do much to change things as we were racing pretty much every weekend. Now I’ve got two new mechanics, a year of experience and for the first time ever I’m going testing, I can’t wait! This season the objective is clear and I feel confident we can go for wins again and push for the title.
Harry Truelove – Appleyard Macadam Yamaha
It feels good to be joining the team, they have a great set-up and long pedigree. We’ve always run a team ourselves but want to step it up in terms of professionalism which is what Appleyard Macadam provide. The wins showed me that we can be up there and my goal is to fight for the championship, it just takes a lot of hard work and a little luck!
Robin Appleyard – Appleyard Macadam Yamaha Team Owner
We went into last season thinking we could try for podiums and see how the year would pan out but Brad came out swinging and led the series! Now we’re off to Spain and start afresh which is a great opportunity.
We know Brad has great outright speed and can help him put a championship campaign together. Harry is a strong rider and showed his form a couple of times last year, I think riding in our team with the bikes and experience we can supply, we can improve his consistency.
We’ve had a busy off-season, looked at where we can improve both personnel and machinery so strengthened our allegiance with Yamaha and so are looking forward to being competitive and importantly consistent …two areas both lads can improve.
The team are heading out to Spain shortly for a four-day testing programme.
Featured Image: Bennetts British Superbikes.

Looking to update your website?
Recent posts

BSB: Mar-Train Yamaha Racing ‘All Systems Go’ for 2023 Bennetts British Superbike Championship Campaign.

MotoGP: Francesco Bagnaia Does the Double and Wins the Portuguese Grand Prix

Moto3: Daniel Holgado Wins the Opening Round of the Moto3 Championship.

BSB: Mar-Train Yamaha Racing Takes Positives from Pre-season Testing in Spain.

WSBK: Alvaro Bautista Wins Race Two in Indonesia as Jonathan Rea Crashed Out

WSBK: Toprak Razgatlioglu Wins the Superpole Race.

WSBK: Strong Comeback in Mandalika for Aegerter on his 300th Career Start.
