Burrows Engineering/RK Racing has decided to part ways with TT competitor Dominic Herbertson for the upcoming 2025 season. The team expressed its gratitude for Herbertson’s contributions this year and wished him the best in his future endeavors. They also mentioned that they will be evaluating their options in the coming months and will reveal their plans for next year soon.
During the recent TT 2024 event, Herbertson assisted the team in achieving its second TT podium by clinching third place in the Supertwin TT Race 1. Additionally, he also set the team’s first 130mph lap on the challenging Snaefell Mountain Course. Despite their successes, Herbertson and Burrows Engineering/RK Racing narrowly missed out on another podium finish in the second supertwin race, settling for fourth place. Herbertson secured ninth place in the Superstock TT Race and 11th place in the Supersport TT Race 1. Unfortunately, he faced retirements in the Superbike and Senior races, as well as the Supersport TT Race 2.
In other sports news from the Isle of Man, there have been notable achievements across various disciplines. In athletics, there was a new course record set by Lockley in the Peel to Douglas run. The Special Olympics IoM welcomed four new members to their coaching staff, enhancing the support for athletes. The IoM cricket squad is gearing up for the T10 championships in Spain, with the captain expressing confidence in the team’s abilities to succeed. Additionally, Manx rider Kaytlyn Adshead and Team GB successfully defended their Trial des Nations crown, showcasing their dominance in the sport. In Judo, Chris Horton secured a bronze medal in Germany, adding to his impressive medal haul for 2024.
As the sporting landscape evolves, it will be interesting to see how Burrows Engineering/RK Racing navigates the upcoming changes following their split with Dominic Herbertson. Fans and enthusiasts alike will eagerly anticipate the team’s future announcements and developments as they prepare for the next competitive season. Stay tuned for more updates on Isle of Man sports and the exciting journeys of its athletes.
