Sponsor Statement – Roadrunner Motorcycles
- Jul 14
- 2 min read
Round 10–12 at Pembrey delivered exactly the kind of weekend that shows why racing matters. Despite a chaotic run‑up and another last‑minute engine swap, the team arrived in Wales ready to put the work in. We were proud to get Aaron’s spare motor fitted and running sweetly, giving him the best chance of turning a difficult week into a strong result.

Friday testing set the tone. After time away from the bike, Aaron settled quickly and immediately found pace, knocking six seconds off last year’s PB. That confidence carried straight into qualifying, where he put in clean, composed laps to secure a front‑row start. Even with the red flag cutting the session short, P2 was a brilliant foundation for the weekend ahead.
Saturday’s racing brought a mix of effort and reward. A strong launch in the 600 Club Race put Aaron in the fight early, and he held firm for a solid P3 with a huge gap behind. The Newcomer Open race demanded everything from the 600 against the 1000cc machines, but he pushed hard and brought home P4 with clear space to fifth. Two races, two smart results, and momentum building.

Sunday delivered the standout pace of the weekend. With the circuit drying after an overnight storm, Aaron committed fully and set a staggering 1:01.080, a full seven seconds faster than his PB coming into Pembrey. The bike felt strong throughout Race 2, helping secure another podium and more championship points clawed back.

The final race brought drama, a red flag, and a six‑lap sprint. With the softer tyre moving underneath him, Aaron chose a measured pace—until Dommett arrived with serious intent. What followed was some of the closest, cleanest racing of the season. They traded places nearly every lap, and Aaron snatched the line to secure his third podium of the weekend. A brilliant way to finish, made even better with family trackside to share it.

Across all three days, Aaron closed 24 points on second place in the championship. The commitment behind the scenes is paying off, and with Castle Combe and other strong circuits ahead, we’re excited to keep pushing. We’re proud to support a rider who improves every round and races with genuine respect for the sport and the people around him.

Roadrunner Motorcycles will continue giving Aaron the best machinery and preparation we can. If you want your own bike serviced, inspected, or race‑ready with the same level of care, you know where we are.
Visit Roadrunner Motorcycles in Stroud for servicing, diagnostics, carburettor work, MOTs, and race support. www.roadrunnermotorcycles.co.uk


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