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Josh Brookes joins new Carl Cox, Uggly&Co project for NW200
Josh Brookes to race Suzuki machinery for a new independent Carl Cox, Uggly&Co project: “It’s the perfect racing collab!”
Double British Superbike champion Josh Brookes will headline a new Carl Cox Motorsport/Uggly&Co Racing entry at this year’s NW200.
Brookes will steer a Suzuki GSX-R750 in the Supersport class at next month’s event, alongside his DAO Racing commitments on a Honda Superbike.
“Carl Cox is an absolute legend in terms of the support he gives to riders, and Uggly&Co are such a cool brand within the race paddock, what a pairing to have in your corner!” said Brookes, a NW200 podium finisher.
“I love the idea of this independent team. I’ve had a lot of success with that type of outfit previously, and I believe the Suzuki GSX-R750 has great attributes for the NW200.
“I can’t wait to get out there for first practice and wind on the power!”
DJ star Carl Cox, a familiar name in road racing paddocks with his Carl Cox Motorsport brand backing the likes of 33-time Isle of Man TT winner Michael Dunlop, added:
“It’s really exciting to be supporting this new team with the guys at Uggly&Co, it’s the perfect racing collab!
“The North West is a really special event, we’re glued to it wherever in the world we are at the time, so it’s cool to be racing there, and with Josh Brookes piloting the proven Suzuki GSX-R750, we have every chance of some success!”
The new team is owned by motorcycle enthusiast and founder of Uggly&Co, Al Morris.
“It’s a sport I’ve been part of since I was young, so to now bring Uggly&Co into it not just as a clothing brand or sponsor, but as a racing team at the most iconic road races in the world – it’s a dream come true,” Morris said.
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Josh Brookes to race Suzuki machinery for a new independent Carl Cox, Uggly&Co project: “It’s the perfect racing collab!”
Double British Superbike champion Josh Brookes will headline a new Carl Cox Motorsport/Uggly&Co Racing entry at this year’s NW200.
Brookes will steer a Suzuki GSX-R750 in the Supersport class at next month’s event, alongside his DAO Racing commitments on a Honda Superbike.
“Carl Cox is an absolute legend in terms of the support he gives to riders, and Uggly&Co are such a cool brand within the race paddock, what a pairing to have in your corner!” said Brookes, a NW200 podium finisher.
“I love the idea of this independent team. I’ve had a lot of success with that type of outfit previously, and I believe the Suzuki GSX-R750 has great attributes for the NW200.
“I can’t wait to get out there for first practice and wind on the power!”
DJ star Carl Cox, a familiar name in road racing paddocks with his Carl Cox Motorsport brand backing the likes of 33-time Isle of Man TT winner Michael Dunlop, added:
“It’s really exciting to be supporting this new team with the guys at Uggly&Co, it’s the perfect racing collab!
“The North West is a really special event, we’re glued to it wherever in the world we are at the time, so it’s cool to be racing there, and with Josh Brookes piloting the proven Suzuki GSX-R750, we have every chance of some success!”
The new team is owned by motorcycle enthusiast and founder of Uggly&Co, Al Morris.
“It’s a sport I’ve been part of since I was young, so to now bring Uggly&Co into it not just as a clothing brand or sponsor, but as a racing team at the most iconic road races in the world – it’s a dream come true,” Morris said.
Double British Superbike champion Josh Brookes will headline a new Carl Cox Motorsport/Uggly&Co Racing entry at this year’s NW200.
Brookes will steer a Suzuki GSX-R750 in the Supersport class at next month’s event, alongside his DAO Racing commitments on a Honda Superbike.
“Carl Cox is an absolute legend in terms of the support he gives to riders, and Uggly&Co are such a cool brand within the race paddock, what a pairing to have in your corner!” said Brookes, a NW200 podium finisher.
“I love the idea of this independent team. I’ve had a lot of success with that type of outfit previously, and I believe the Suzuki GSX-R750 has great attributes for the NW200.
“I can’t wait to get out there for first practice and wind on the power!”
DJ star Carl Cox, a familiar name in road racing paddocks with his Carl Cox Motorsport brand backing the likes of 33-time Isle of Man TT winner Michael Dunlop, added:
“It’s really exciting to be supporting this new team with the guys at Uggly&Co, it’s the perfect racing collab!
“The North West is a really special event, we’re glued to it wherever in the world we are at the time, so it’s cool to be racing there, and with Josh Brookes piloting the proven Suzuki GSX-R750, we have every chance of some success!”
The new team is owned by motorcycle enthusiast and founder of Uggly&Co, Al Morris.
“It’s a sport I’ve been part of since I was young, so to now bring Uggly&Co into it not just as a clothing brand or sponsor, but as a racing team at the most iconic road races in the world – it’s a dream come true,” Morris said.
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