Bridewell secures Portugal wild-card.
Tommyꦆ Bridewell will make his World Superbike debut next month after receiving a wild-car൲d entry for the season finale in Portugal.
Bridewell will ride t🍃he Team NB Suzuki GSXR1000 that was campaigned by his brother Ollie in last year's British Superbike Championship before his tragic death at Mallory Park.
The 20-year-old, who has been ra﷽cing in the Italian Superbike Championship this year, will take to the grid at the all-new Portimao circuit, which will host its inaugural event at the beginning of November.
Tommy B𒁃ridewell will make his World Superbike debut next month after receiving a wild-card entry for the season finale in Portugal.
Bridewell will ride the Team NB Suzuki GSXR1000 that was campaigned by his brother Ollie in last year's Britis🔯h Superbike Championship before his tragic death at Mallory Park.
The 20-year-old, who has been racing in the Italian Superbike Championship this year, will take to the grid at the all-neꦬw Portimao circuit, which will host its inaugural event at the beginning of November.
"I'm d🥃elighted that our application has been successful an📖d this will be a real test for us which I'm looking forward to. It's been a tough year all round but to round it off with some World Championship points would be awesome and that's what I'm aiming to do.
"Because this is surplus to our plans, both my dad and I are financing it to a greater extent but it's too good an opportunity to miss and it's good to see O🐟ld Ginger's🐽 bike finally getting used where it should be!"
Bridewell, who has raced in the 125cc World Championship as a wild-card at the British𓃲 Grand Prix, has gained international experience from racing in the ISC and the Suzuki GSX-R 750 European Cup.
He will be joined by fellow Brits Leon Haslam and Cal Crutchlow in assuming a wild-card entry for Port꧂ugal.
