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Nicole McAleer
Name: Nicole
McAleer
Nickname:
Bratface
D.O.B.: 2nd
April 1992
Home Town: Omagh,
Co. Tyrone, NI
Profession:
Student / Motorbike Racer – 5th year student
at Sacred Heart
College – Currently
studying for GCSE’s this summer
Height: 5ft 4in
Weight: 58.0 kg (in leathers, helmet, boots and
gloves!)
Favourite food: Pasta
Favourite drink: Tea
Hobbies: Training
Likes: Kickboxing and cycling
Dislikes: Poor losers!!
First race: Mondello Park, 2006
Favourite circuit: Cadwell Park, Knockhill and
Donnington
Most respected rival: Matthew Hoyle
Favourite rider: Nicky Haydon
Best racing moment: 10th position @ Knockhill 2006
Worst racing moment: Crashing @ Hizzy's Chicane @
Oulton Park in 2006
2008 Machinery: SP125 Racing – 125cc Honda
The Nicole McAleer story so far...
Nicole started racing in Mini-Motos when she was 8 years
old, and for two years was the runner up in the Irish
Championship. During this time she was also the 14th
and 16th in the British Mini-Moto
Championship. She then progressed up to 50cc machines
and spent half a year here and finished 9th
in this Championship.
On
turning 13 years old she graduated up into the Irish
Clubman’s ranks in the 125 GP Clubman’s Championship
were she stayed for a year, before moving over to the
English racing scene where she had planned to race in
the 125 GP MRO Championship, but after only one round
the 125 Championship was dropped, so determined to stay
racing in England, Nicole joined the British Superbike
Championship midway through the season. She joined the
ranks of the 125 GP Championship and spent the rest of
the season learning the circuits in Britain. During her
first full year in the British Championship’s she spent
most of the time learning the circuits but was delighted
when she finished 15th at Snetterton and then
10th at Knockhill that year.
Last
year having now learnt all the circuits Nicole was
hopeful for some strong finishes but unfortunately the
mechanical gremlins were to prove a problem and she was
finishing most of the time in the low 20’s, but this
year with new machinery and a new team, the school girl
is aiming to be the first female to stand on the rostrum
in the British 125GP Championship.
Plans for 2008
For
the 2008 season Nicole has signed for the highly
successful SP125 Racing team, which is run by the former
125cc & 250cc British Champion and ex Grand Prix rider,
Steve Patrickson who’s team claimed the 2007 British 125
GP Championship.
Nicole and the team will be preparing for the upcoming
season by going to Spain on the 26th February
for some pre season testing, before kick starting the
season at Easter during the British Superbike
Championship, test weekend, two weeks before the start
of the 2008 season commences.
Nicole is hoping to turn around a disappointing 2007
into a fantastic 2008 were she is planning to make all
her family, team, sponsors and fans proud.
Thanks for past, present and future Sponsors
Nicole would like to take this
opportunity to thank all those who have sponsored her in
previous seasons and those who are continuing to help
her again this season.
Her previous sponsors are:
Micky G
Angie and Boyd
www.noticeboard.net
Daytona boots
Silkolene oil
Swanlincote Aluminium and Welding Company
Jim Lee Photography
NGK Plugs
O' Neil Electrics
Bikeworld.ie
A&P Loudon
Western Catering Supplies
Gortrush Foods
Castlefresh Food Ltd
Personal Health & Fitness
VIMC
Dunlop
Skin Clothing
Potts Haulage
For the 2008 season Nicole’s current sponsors are:
Micky G
Angie & Boyd
Daytona Boots
EMS
Silkolene Oil
Swanlincote Aluminium and Welding Company
Jim Lee Photography
NGK Plugs
Western Catering Supplies
Gortrush Foods
Castlefresh Food Ltd
VIMC
Dunlop
Andrea, Eileen & Philip Campbell
Potts Haulage
Of course anyone else who would like
to help Nicole McAleer in her quest of Championship
glory in 2008 should contact her via her website,
www.nicolemcaleerracing.co.uk,
were you will be also able to follow Nicole’s progress
in 2008. You can also follow the young lady’s progress
on the SP125 Racing Team website,
www.sp125racing.com
For further information about Nicole McAleer and how her
2008 season progresses checkout the following websites:
www.nicolemcaleerracing.co.uk
or
www.sp125racing.com
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