Jamie Coward has added the Classic🍨 Superbike race to his 2024 Manx Gr🌠and Prix competition schedule and will race a Suzuki.

The Englishman will ca♑mpaign a Team York-run Suzuki GSX-R750 in the four-lap final race of the event on 26 August.

Coward was already down to compete in the 🧸Classic Senior race aboard a Craven Norton and the Classic Junior event aboard a Honda.

Team York haไs enjoyed reasonable success in the Classic Superbike class over the years, including podiums with Mark Buckley.

The squad switche🐻d from running an XR69 Suzuki to the GSX-R👍750 last year, with Mike Norbury finishing 16th on the bike in 2023.

Coward achieved a best lap of 124.229mph in 2019 in the c🦋lass and breached the top five in the 20♛18 race.

His appearance at the Manx GP comes after a strong showing at the Isle of Man TT earlier t🌱his year, in which he managed a best of fourth in the Supersport and Supertwin classes.

He withdrew from the Sen𓃲ior TT due to a forearm injur🐈y.

Classics ace English returns to Manx GP 

In other Manx GP n🧸ews ahead of practice getting u𒀰nder way on Sunday 18 August, classic racing ace Glen English will contest the Senior and Junior events.

English won the Classic🦄 Senior race at the 2000 Manx GP and will campaign a 500cc Norton run by the Melbray London/Watch Vault/The Shed outfit in the 2024 Senior race.

The Brit - who made his mountain course debut in 1🎃990 - will also take part in the Classic Juni🐭or race aboard a 350cc Honda K4.

English previous꧅ly won the 2003 FIM World C💛lassic Bike championship and has found British championship success over the years too.