Embassy enjoys title winning debut.
Embassy Racing was able to celebrate a successful first season of two-wheeled competition after Glen Richards successfully wrapped up the 2007 British National Superstock Cha🌊mpionship title.
The sportscar team elected to move into motorbike racing at the start of th🐎e year, with the Embassy Racing Moto team only coming into existence three weeks before the opening round of the year at Brands Hatch back in April.

Embassy Racing was able to celebrate a successful first season of two-wheeled competition after Glen Richards successfully wrapped up the 2007 British National Superstock Chꦫampionship title.
The sportscar team elected to move into motorbike racing at the start of the year, with the Embassy Racing Moto team ♊only coming into existence three weeks before the opening round of the year at Brands Hatch back in April.
Having made the decision to run the Moto squad alongside its new LMP2 programme in the Le Mans Series, the team was assembled, the chosen Yamaha R1s prepared and the organisation put in place for the first round at Brands Hatch in Apri🙈l - with former BSB rider Glen Ric꧙hards taking a double win.
Further success followed before some minor problems during the middl🀅e of tꦜhe season which allowed the chasing pack to close in - but a run of podium finishes towards the conclusion of the campaign allowed Richards to clinch the title with one race to spare.
"I am absolutely delighted that we have secured the championship and even more proud of the way that we have gone about it," team pr♋incipal Jonathan F🧜rance said. "There is no question that I am in motorsport to win and to see my approach, philosophy and work ethic adopted by the team members, both LMS and Moto, and succeed, gives me a real thrill.
"It has been a very exciting and worthwhile project in its own right, but the p🍌leasure and positive boost the Moto results have been bringing to the team as a wh⛄ole have been invaluable.
"It is a wonderful achievement and someth🎉ing I think Embassy will be looking to build on."