
BSB: Dean Harrison Remains In The Bennetts British Superbike Championship After Signing A Two-Year Deal With DAO Racing.

Published on January 21, 2022
By Dawn Hammersley
By Dawn Hammersley
Dean Harrison Signs A Two-Year Deal To Ride In The Bennetts British Superbike Championship And In The 2022 Road Racing Season.
Bradford rider Dean Harrison has re-signed for newly named DAO Racing where he will compete on the short circuits and on the roads, Dean will be riding the new Ninja ZX-10R for his 2022 season campaign.
Back in 2019 Dean and the team took the Isle Of Man Senior TT Victory. For 2021 the team competed in a full-season in the Bennetts British Superbike championship where Dean was a regular points finisher in the races, he had a best place finish of eighth at Donington Park back in August.
Dean Harrison – DAO Racing
I’m really excited about 2022, it feels like we’re finally getting back to some kind or normality. Last year, we didn’t have any road racing apart from one weekend at Oliver’s Mount, so our whole effort went into BSB.
I think it proved to be an important season, when you’re running with some of the fastest superbike riders in the world, it can only help bring you on and I think both myself and the team learnt a lot. This year we have the international road racing back which is very exciting. I’m confident what we’ve learnt in BSB so far will help make us faster when we get back on the roads and with a team and bike I know and work well with, this could certainly be my best year yet.
Jonny Bagnall – Team Manager
We are delighted to have signed Dean for another two seasons, he’s been an integral part of this team for several years and continuity is so important in this sport.
It’s been fantastic to see that the international road racing calendar is filling up again and after two years off, we’re all champing at the bit to get back out onto the roads.
Last year, we committed ourselves to the full Bennetts British Superbike season and it was definitely the right move. We learnt a lot more as a team, and Dean improved further as a rider, so we want to build upon that this year.
For that reason, we intend to continue racing the world’s leading domestic championship alongside our road racing commitments. I think we more than proved ourselves as a team within the BSB paddock last year and I am confident we can push even further in 2022.

Featured Images: Dean Harrison Racing, Bennetts British Superbikes.
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