Roads: Lee Johnston looking for new team after East Coast withdrawal

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Lee Johnston is looking for another ride for the 2017 roads season after his East Coast Racing team have opted to take a sabbatical from competition next year.

After seven years of involvement in motorcycle racing, Phil Reed has opted to ease running the privateer team due to personal and business commitments. 

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Most recently the team has enjoyed success, including TT podiums and a number of international wins on BMW and Triumph machinery with Lee Johnston and previously with Gary Johnson. 

Speaking to MCN, Johnston said: “We have had three great years and enjoyed a lot of success, so I am very grateful for all the help that the boss Phil Reed and my crew chief, Jamie Ferguson have given me. 

“I have a few good offers on the table already for 2017 and I am looking forward to getting back in the mix.”

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Oli Rushby

By Oli Rushby

Former sports reporter covering British Superbikes, World Superbikes and road racing