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Rob started racing in 2001 in the BMCRC GP125 Championship. He had never raced before and had never even ridden a road bike, but someone he worked with had a bike for sale and he decided to buy it and have a go after a couple of test days.

A natural on the race track, Rob, at the age of 17, won the BMCRC GP125 Championship title in 2002 and came 3rd in the MRO GP125 Championship in 2003.

At only 19 years of age, he went on to become the runner up in the MRO GP125 Championship in 2004, as well as finishing 12th in the BSB 125GP Championship. He also gained a pole position, the fastest lap and a podium at the BSB Knockhill round and went on to set the fastest lap at the Silverstone BSB round.

Rob's goal for 2005 is to win the BSB GP125 Championship and he says he knows he can do it.

Racing for Rob was literally a turning point in his life. He admits he was a "bad teenager" in the early days but says that racing changed everything and has done him the world of good. He says that racing is his life, that it just clicked with him and is a very important and inseparable part of him now.

He's spent days walking around local businesses handing out his profile and emailing companies to try and gain the necessary sponsorship he needs to carry on racing but with no luck so far. He is hoping that he will find some adopters who will join his team and be part of his future successes. He says "I want to win and I know I can."

Rob says he will treat and advertise his sponsors well by offering free passes, hospitality and more. Will you help?

Click the icon below to adopt Rob for as little as £10.00 per month!