Todd to Join Louth star Hickman for legendary Daytona 200 race

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HIckman and Todd with the PHR Performance Triumph

Louth’s international Road Racer Peter Hickman will ride in the Daytona 200 again this spring and will be joined by Davey Todd.

Todd will be his team mate on the PHR Performance by Peter Hickman Racing Street Triple Triumph 765 at the 84th running of the prestigious 200 mile Daytona 200 at the Daytona International Speedway in Florida on 5th-7th March.

Hickman said: “The news is finally out. Thanks to everyone who has helped make this happen.

“I am really looking forward to getting back to Daytona and its mega to have Davey Todd as my teammate.”

Todd will also join forces with Hickman on the PHR Performance Triumph 765 in the Supersport classes at the North West 200 on 5th-9th May and the Isle of Man TT races.

TT practice is during 25th-29th May and racing from 30th May - 6th June.

Meanwhile, Hickman has just announced the new ownership and management of the British Mini Bike Championship under his PHR Performance (Peter Hickman Racing Limited).

This transition represents a significant and positive step forward for the development of mini bike racing in the United Kingdom.

With an outstanding professional racing career and a proven track record in motorsport business operations, Hickman brings extensive experience, leadership, and strategic vision to the championship.

Hickman’s wide network of industry partners and sponsors will play a key role in increasing the profile of the British Mini Bike Championship and expanding opportunities for riders at all levels.

A strong emphasis will be placed on the continued development of junior competitors, an area that Peter is particularly passionate about.

He firmly believes that safeguarding and growing the youth sector of the sport is essential to ensuring the long-term future of motorcycle racing in the UK.

This new ownership marks the beginning of an exciting era for the championship, focused on growth, increased exposure, and the continued development of young talent within British motorcycle racing.

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