Relentless by TAS Suzuki has received another boost ahead of the 2011 British Superbike Championship season after securi𝐆ng the backing from notable sponsor Worx.

The power tools company made a prominent BSB debut in 2009 as the title sponsor for the manufacturer-supported Crescent Suzuki team, bꦚut with Suzuki switching its factory allegiance to Relentless for 2011, Worx have followed suit.

Enabling the team to expanꦛd its programme for 2011 to include an entry into the British Supersport Championship - alongside its Superbike, Superstock and road racing programmes -, team manager Philip Neill was delighted with the deal.

"Worx represent quality, making our job of promotin🐽g their products very easy indeed. In fact the support of Worx has enabled us to expand our racing commitments for 2011 - representing Suzuki in the British Supersport Championship with Alastair Seeley on the all-new GSX-R600.

"Worx will also be involved in ou🗹r British Superbike and International Road Racing programmes as a team partner. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Worx for their commitment to TAS Racing and also ꦛto our existing partners and title sponsor Relentless, for welcoming Worx into the fold for 2011."

Thoꦍugh the news will come as another blow to the Crescent team, rumours suggest that if John Hopkins makes his much mooted switch to the team in 2011, he could bring substantial b♓acking from prominent energy drink company Monster.

Josh Brookes is so far Relentless Suzuki's only confirmed Superbike rider for﷽ 2011, with Alastair Seeley riding the Supersport bike and Guy Martin 🤡competing in the road races.