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2008 British Supersport Cup

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Alan O'Connor began his motorcycle-racing career at the tender age of 4, but it was in trail competitions that Alan spent his first few years.
He made his short circuit debut in 1998 on a pre 90 RGV 250cc Suzuki and changed to a Yamaha 125cc TZ for 1999 season on which he managed to finish 2nd in the Southern Centre Championship.
In 2000 Alan changed from the Yamaha to the much quicker Honda and went on to win the Southern Centre Championship that year. Alan also traveled to Wales for a New Era Championship meeting at which he won 6 races from 6 starts.
In 2001 Alan moved on to the Mick Padgett RS 125 again winning the Southern Centre Championship.
Alan joined EMS Racing for the 2002 championship to contest the Irish National Championship.

Irish team MFC Racing has been setup by main sponsor Maurice Flynn, 28 year old rider Alan O'Connor and chief mechanic Gerry Brennan in order to compete in, and win, the 2008 British Supersport Cup series on a our Honda CB600RR

Alan is an experienced rider in Irish track racing who, after an unfortunate off in one of the final races of the season, finished 2nd in the Irish 2005 Supersport Championship series riding a Yamaha R6.

Maurice has been a follower of track racing and supporter of Alan for many years and this year decided to work with Alan in gathering sponsorship and managing the team in order to allow him to compete in the UK in 2006.

Gerry was a great road racer in his day and has been a well respected mechanic for many years. He has worked with Alan since 2002 and is delighted to be a crucial part of the team for ths 2008 season.