Rory Skiꩲnner moves to Integro Yamaha to replace the outgoing British Superཧsport champion Jack Kennedy alongside the retained Brad Jones for 2020.

With Kennedy heading back to the Bennetts British Superbike championship with Santander Salt TAG Yamaha next year, Skinner h⭕as been signed by the Colin Appleyard/Macadam team after impressing during his maiden British Supersport campaign this year by finishing in seventh place in the standings.

The former Sꦍuperteens and British Talent Cup champion is duly looking to build on his rookie season equipped with the title-winning Yamaha YZF-R6 next to Jones for 2020.

“I’m really e𒈔xcited to be riding for Integro Yamaha; it’s a very successfu🐷l, professional team but it also seems like a really good, positive working environment,” Skinner said.

“It’s great to be picked up by Robin for such a proven ride with a well-𝓰developed bike, which means I can concentrate on refining my ow🌄n technique and race craft which I know the team can help me with.”

“2020 will be a very interesting challenge with two ultra-talented young riders in our garage. We’re ✅really looking forward to helping develop these lads to push themse🤪lves and us through the season,” Robin Appleyard, team owner, added.

“I’m really glad Brad is running with us again, he came on so much and ended up pushi🃏ng Jack at most circuits, so we think he’s ready to take on some of the other big ﷽names returning to the series.

“Rory is an exciting prospect with so much natural talent, we just need to help him refi🍌ne his style and he will be right up there also. Can we take a fourth title next year? It’s not going to be easy but we’ll give it our best sho♓t.”