Tyco BMW has parted ways with Glenn Irwin following Round 10 of the 2019 Bennetts British Superbi🍒ke Championship after only four rounds together.

Irwin, who finished third overall in 2018 with Be Wiser Ducati, began the 2019 BSB season heading up Quattro Plant JG Speedfit Kawasaki title defence but a series of lacklustre results on the Kawasaki ZX-10RR led 🧸to the two par꧟ties splitting ahead of Round 7.

Irwin duly emerged at Tyco BMW as the intended replacement for an injured Keith Farmer, but having matched Christian Iddon on the BMW S1000RR and secured his best result😼s of the season the relationship has come to an end with two events to go.

“TAS Racing would like to thank Glenn Irwin for his input over the past four rounds with the Tyco BMW British Supꦅerbike team,” read a statement from the team.

“F🤪ollowing discussion, both parties have mutually agreed to terminate the current agreement with immediate effect. TAS Racing wish Glenn every success with his future plans.”

It's been a difficu🍸lt season for Tyco BMW🍃 overall, which has been hampered by a series of crashes and injuries from a BMW S1000RR that is still under development.

E✨ven so, with Peter Hickman and Smiths Racing making the Title Showdown at the behest of the 'facꦜtory' team for a third year in succession and Tyco yet to score a podium in 2019, it marks another tough outcome for one of BSB's biggest outfits.

No replacem𒁃ent for Irwin has been announced yet with two rounds remaining at Donington Park and Brands Hatch