Two Suzuki-powered Superstock squads experienced mixed fortunes when Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps hosted round two of the FIM Endurance World Cup from 7-8 June.
While a technical issue prevented Junior Team Le Mans Sud Suzuki from reaching the finish in Belgium, JMA Racing Action Bike placed 11th in the Dunlop-supplied category in 22nd overall.
A Facebook post from the team read:
“Our brake problems at the start of the race did not allow us to get into the top 10 but congratulations to our riders Charles Cortot, Matteo Giacomazzo and Milan Merckelbagh and thanks to the whole team for the work done because this result allows us to stay in the top 10 of the FIM Endurance World Cup standings. And thanks to our partners without whom nothing would be possible.”
