Divine Enters British Talent Cup Championship Points Table
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Motorcycle racer Aeziah Divine's strong performances at the Snetterton Race Circuit have now been reflected in the British Talent Cup Championship standings. After securing his first championship points with impressive finishes of 11th and 18th in the two races, Divine has entered the overall points table.
Following the latest round of the British Talent Cup campaign, the championship points have been released, confirming Divine's position in 21st place with a total of 5 points.
Divine's breakthrough at Snetterton was highlighted by his best career finish in Race 1, where he was elevated to 11th place after post-race penalties. He then battled hard in Race 2, starting from 16th on the grid and overcoming early difficulties to finish 18th, adding to his points tally.
This marks a significant milestone in Divine's journey in the highly competitive British Talent Cup, which serves as a crucial development platform for aspiring MotoGP riders. His ability to consistently battle for points against a strong international field underscores his growing skill and determination. Divine will now look to build on this momentum as the season progresses.
Tuesday, June 24, 2025
Divine Continues British Talent Cup Campaign
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Motorcycle racer Aeziah Divine was back in action for Day Two of his British Talent Cup campaign at the challenging Snetterton Race Circuit, securing another points finish despite a tough start to Race 2.
Starting from 16th position on the grid, Divine found himself battling hard in the early stages of the race. He noted, "I started from P16 on the grid but struggled a lot at the start of the race as I kept getting shuffled to the back due to so much battling that was happening within our group." This jostling unfortunately slowed his group's pace, causing them to lose touch with the leaders.
Despite the early difficulties, Divine fought back admirably in the latter stages of the race, making up several positions to cross the finish line in 18th place. This strong recovery highlights his race craft and determination.
Following the race, Divine expressed his gratitude to his team and support staff: "I want to give a massive thanks to everyone at Fibre Tec Honda - MLav Racing for being so supportive, especially my one and only mechanic Aaron Lilly for keeping me going throughout the season! I also want to give a big shout out to Trick Tuning for everything he does and keeping our bikes at the top!”
Divine's performance at Snetterton, which included an 11th place finish in Race 1 (elevated from 14th after penalties), marks a significant step forward in his British Talent Cup journey, as he consistently battles for championship points in a highly competitive series.
Sunday, June 22, 2025
Divine Breaks into Points at British Talent Cup
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Bermudian motorcycle racer Aeziah Divine has achieved a significant milestone in his British Talent Cup campaign, securing his first championship points with a strong performance at the Snetterton Race Circuit.
Divine, representing Bermuda on the highly competitive circuit, delivered a personal best and finished inside the points for the first time in Race 1. He initially crossed the line in 14th position, but following post-race penalties issued to other riders, he was ultimately elevated to an impressive 11th place in the British Talent Cup standings for that race.
Reflecting on his qualifying performance, Divine noted, "I felt I improved a lot during morning qualifying. I was able to closely follow a group ahead and worked hard to stay with them for a tow. I got into their slipstream, helping me push for a fast lap, and I qualified 21st."
Describing a hard-fought Race 1, Divine commented, "I didn’t have the best start off the line but I worked hard to make up some positions at turns 2 and 3. While leading my group, I pushed on to close the gap to the two riders ahead of us, taking our group from four to six riders. A few riders in our group were messing each other up, leading the group to break up. We continued changing positions with a close drag to the line where I crossed just ahead of another rider to secure 14th and my first championship points! However, after some post-race penalties, I took 11th in the end.”
This breakthrough performance at Snetterton marks a crucial step forward for Aeziah Divine in his developing career on the Road to MotoGP.
Monday, June 09, 2025
Canadian Pro Champion to be in Bermuda
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The Bermuda Motorcycle Racing Association can confirm that Canadian Pro Champion racer Mark Goodwin will race against Bermuda's best 400cc riders on Father's day, June 15th.
So come out and support our racers as they take on Canada's best Kawasaki Ninja 400cc rider from the Atlantic Road Racing League in Nova Scotia.
Sunday, May 25, 2025
Unlucky End for Divine in Silverstone British Talent Cup
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Bermudian motorcycle racer Aeziah Divine endured a frustrating end to the second race of Round 2 in the R&G British Talent Cup at the iconic Silverstone circuit. After a promising start, an unfortunate incident and a subsequent mistake brought his race to a premature conclusion.
Starting from 22nd on the grid, Divine made a strong getaway and climbed to 16th position in the early stages of the race. However, his progress was abruptly halted when a rider he was closely following slid out in front of him. In a quick reaction to avoid a collision with the fallen rider and bike, Divine was forced off track and into the gravel.
This excursion into the gravel resulted in him dropping back down the order as the group of riders behind him managed to pass while he was navigating his way back onto the tarmac. Showing impressive determination, Divine managed to keep his bike upright and rejoined the race, battling his way back up to 16th position once more.
Unfortunately, while pushing hard to close the gap to the riders ahead, Divine then suffered his own mishap, striking the front end and ultimately ending his race prematurely.
Despite the disappointing conclusion to his Silverstone weekend, Divine remained upbeat, focusing on the positives he could take away from the experience. He stated, “An unlucky end to the weekend but lots of positives to take away. It was an incredible experience being back racing alongside MotoGP at Silverstone. I can’t wait to build off of this momentum over the next few weeks before Snetterton.” Divine's resilience and focus on learning from the weekend will be key as he looks ahead to the next round of the British Talent Cup.
