The Triumph Triple Challenge one-make Championship enters into its second season in 2008, boasting a bigger and better prize fund for entrants, as well as the chance for the hottest and brightest UK talent to shine on the World stage.

A test with the factory supported Triumph SC World Superstock team, run by Stefano Caracchi, is up for grabs and is one of the biggest prizes available to up and coming British motorcycle racers in the UK.  It is the peak of a superb prize fund for racers in the series. 

Reece Rothwell is hoping to be the winner of the Michelin Young Guns class and hoping be in line for the test, with the winner of the TDG Cup, for older and more experienced riders, getting the choice of brand new Triumph Daytona 675 or Speed Triple 1050 road bike.

Both winners and runners-up will also get the chance to take part in an exclusive all-expenses paid trip to Michelin’s test facility in France where they will be taught how to evaluate tires on a range of bikes.  The third placed riders of both classes will receive £1000 vouchers from championship tool supplier, Teng Tools.

Apart from the championship prizes, at every round the top three from each class will be fighting for a possible £300 cash prize fund in the pair of Sunday races over the course of the season.

The series, which has seen some of the most talented young riders in the UK compete during the inaugural 2007 season, is open to any rider, aged 16 or over, holding a current ACU licence as of March 1.  The Michelin Young Guns class will cater for the age range of 16-24, while the TDG Cup will be for all riders aged 25 or older at that date.

For more info please visit the official triumph triple challenge site.