Relentless

 If you're into your bikes then Bradley Smith is already a name you know well. For us he's one of our Relentless sponsored riders we admire enormously. Not just because in reaching the podium at Le Mans he became the first Brit to do so in World 125GP for 18 years, but because fundamentally his approach to training is No Half Measures and then some. You've got to see the miles this boy clocks up on his training bike to believe it. Bottom line Bradley is destined for great things... why? Because he's talented and he is in every sense truly Relentless. .Huge congratulations bro ... we look forward ro seeing you up on high again and again as the season and your career unfolds.

 Well, I thought I was a man of the world. Rugby league, UFC, the TT all defined hardcore in my book. But honestly none of these had really prepared me for the NW200 at the weekend just passed. 200mph, on 2 wheels, on standard tarmac roads, 6m wide at best, through the town, 100,000 people screaming like banshees, your competitors slipstreaming you for all their worth ! I'd never seen anything like it. Never.

Motorbike websites the world over have the full run down on results trackside. And our team site http://www.relentless-suzuki.com has our guys view on this, a genuine festival of racing. Be sure to check em out - particularly the very cool Relentless Suzuki Superbike from the TAS boyz, all in lapsed time photography, to be found at http://www.bbc.co.uk/northernireland/tv/nw200/video1.shtml. From us for now, respect to the Relentless Suzuki team, on our knees in front of the god that is Mr Bruce Anstey, and a big thankyou to one and all for the warm Irish hospitality we experienced in Portstewart, notably in that crazy house that is the Anchor Bar! Find below a few memories from Saturday ... those that we remember anyway, before the celebratory Guiness kicked in and it all went a wee bit hazy.... 10 pictures that say a little but certainly not all. For that you have to make the trip. We'll see you there in 2008....