Weekend Wrap Up - 2024 Bridgestone CSBK Round 1
Weekend Wrap Up - May 17-19 Shannonville Motorsport Park
The sky’s opened up Friday afternoon causing officials to cut qualifying short. I was able to put in some fast laps early on and it paid off putting the Canadian Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R in P2 on the starting grid.
A pair of 3rd place finishes for the weekend with some close racing Saturday, and a bit of a lonely ride on Sunday was a good start to the 2024 Bridgestone CSBK championship season.
My health and strength are steadily improving, and Im looking forward to seeing what we can do in Grand Bend.
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Jordan Szoke
His career started as the youngest roadracer to earn his professional license, at the age of 15. Jordan showcased his raw talent consistently landing him on the podium. Shattering track records and earning championships gained him some deserved notoriety. Winning his very first National Championship at the age of 16, only two short seasons after entering competition, it was clear that this was exactly what Jordan was born to do.
Background
Throughout his evolution Jordan has won 24 National championships in his 29 year career. Jordan changed the record books in 2010 when he earned both Superbike and Sportbike championships for 5 years consecutively. Jordan also holds the record for the most Superbike Championships in Canadian History with 14 in total. His seventh title in 2010, his tenth title in 2015, and his eleventh title in 2016 was achieved with an unprecedented perfect season.
2016 also found Szoke entering into the Canadian Motorsports Hall of Fame. Also claiming the 2016 BMW Motorrad Race Trophy comprising of 20 championships with in 24 countries on six continents.
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