Davies Motorsport

Its took quite a while but we eventually got there. Winning the Classic Junior TT was a great feeling after all the time and effort put in by all the team. A big thank you to Dominic Herbertson, Alan Oversby and Lee Johnston for the commitment and feedback. A big thank you to Clive Powiiss, Keren Smith, Dave Marston, Mark Campion, Martin Ireland, John Haywood, Martyn Jeffcotes, Geoff Bates, Eddie Bull, the 'mechanics/engineers' who helped to build the bikes and keep them runn...ing. A big thank you for the support from, Bott UK, Rock Oil, Nova Gearboxes, Alumacraft, Belgrave Motor Company, Turner Motorsport, Quay Garage, Independent Cars, Chase Accident Repairs and Melted Sliders. Without all of you we wouldnt have been able to do this. Plans are already underway for 2019 where we hopefully will be back racing our Classic Bikes and maybe even an appearance at a big event in early June. Many Thanks Colin and John
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Practice cancelled due to a road traffic accident on the mountain. Hopefully two sessions tomorrow to catch up.

Weather looking not too bad at the moment so hopefully we'll get a couple of Classic TT laps in this evening.

Here is the Yamaha TX500 Yamaha with painted bodywork. It still needs a few final tweaks but just about ready for Dominic Herbertson to head off down Bray Hill on.

A slight variation for Davies Motorsport. This is the Yamaha XS500 that Dominic Herbertson will put through its paces at the 2018 Senior Classic TT. The bodywork is still at the painters, so we will update you soon.

The DMS Honda 350 that will be ridden by Lee Johnston is beginning to take shape.

Apologies for the lack of posts regarding the CRMC races at Darley Moor last week, but it did not seem right when we were thinking of the the loss of William Dunlop. Having said goodbye to William in Ireland on Wednesday i feel we can move on although William will always be in our thoughts.
It was another successful weekend racing at Darley Moor with Alan Oversby making good use of the performance of the Davies Motorsport Honda's. Winning 3 of the Classic 500 races and the ...'Main Event' ACU 500 Classic race. Aswell as a win on the Honda 350k4. Dominic Herbertson continued to impress with a runner up place to Alan in the 500 race. The Championship positions are as follows; 350 Twin Cylinder; 1 Alan Oversby 240pts 2 Harley Rushton 205pts 3 Gary Freeman 198pts
Classic 500 1 Richard Molnar 220pts 2 Alan Oversby 192pts 3 Lee Hodge 184pts
ACU 500 National 1 Lee Hodge 72pts 2 Joe Barton 65pts 3 Alan Oversby 61pts.
Next round of the Classic Racing Motorcycle Club championship will be at Donnington Park on August 4th/5th.
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So sad to hear of the passing of William Dunlop yesterday. A real gentleman and a genuine nice guy. It has a privilege to work with you and an honour to have you ride our bikes. RIP William.

Forget the World Cup, forget the Tour de France, forget Silverstone F1, forget Knockhill BSB, this weekend is the Classic Club championship races at Darley Moor

The DMS Honda still needs a bit of attention before next weeks CRMC race at Darley Moor

Young Alan Oversby has had a good day here at East Fortune winning three out of four 350 races and finished 2nd in the other. Dominic Herbertson had two 2nd's and two dnf's with a couple of small technical issues. However on the DMS Honda 500 he won two of the races and Alan won one. Thank you Alan and Dom for a job very well done.👍 Next stop is the Classic Racing Motorcycle Club championship event at Darley Moor in 3 weeks time. Bring it on

Not a bad first day here on our trip abroad to East Fortune. 3 races, 2 riders, 3 wins and 3 seconds. Well done Alan Oversby and Dom Herbertson🏆🏆🏆

Only 66 days to the start of Classic TT practise.

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Another 1st and 2nd for the Davies Motorsport boys in a shortened Classic350 race. The only dissapointment was a DNA and a small crash in the '850' race

Great 500ccClassic race here at Billown IOM, with the Davies Motorsport riders Dom Herbertson and Alan Oversby building up a substantial lead over the rest of the field while swapping places on numerous occasions. Dom eventually got his first Classic win by a narrow margin. Well done to both of them

All dressed up, ready for the Classic 500 race here at Billown