Moto Fantastic

Over the winter break, we've been working hard on a number of fronts, and one of these is an important deal we've done with the organisers of the brilliant British Superbikes series, MSV Racing, is to become an official supplier to them, providing them with the high-quality and high-resolution photography of BSB events they require.

After the first round of the 2009 series at Brands Hatch, MSV Racing have been supplied with nearly £35,000 worth of high-resolution photography directly through the MotoProfessional.com website. This alone proves the website is a great way to source high volumes of high-quality and high-resolution photography.

The British Superbikes series is the home and birth-place to the MP service as wel as our sister site londonbikers.com, so to complete this deal with the organisers is both an honour and the start of exciting times as we prepare to open the Moto Professional service up to other professional photographers within the paddock. 

Details of the invitation to other professional photographers will follow in the not too distant future and will be announced here first.

New Logo

As you can see from the picture above, we've teamed up with current World Superbike and former British Superbike racer, Tommy Hill to get a new look for Moto Professional. The current logo on the website was not meant to be the final logo and now thanks to Tommy's great design skills, we've got a sharp new look which will make its way to the website shortly.

You can email Tommy Hill's ImageDzign service at info@imagedzign.com to find out about getting your own logo from him.

Events conspired against us last weekend for the Croft round of British Superbikes. We were already a photographer down with Mike needed elsewhere, but then Andrew had his car blow up on him en-route to the circuit on the Friday. Because there wasn't time to get the car fixed and no way to cover the distance and sort out replacement accomodation in time, we had to scrap covering this round.

This is the first time we've had to do this in god knows how long. Oh well, I know the guys are dead-eager to get this behind them and can't wait for the next round at Silverstone!