Team ISSOR Racing

So quick…..Rossi looks like he is going backwards!!!

Rider Details

Kevin Miller and Bruce Cobburn met due to being rivals in the Scottish 400cc Sports Production series. Having regularly found themselves battling for the same bit of tarmac they soon struck up a friendly rivalry which grew into genuine friendship. It is this background of rivalry combined with comradeship that fuels their desire to enjoy racing to the full and to enjoy the company and banter of their fellow racers.

Kevin met Neil through business and it wasn’t long until the conversation turned to bikes with Neil keen to make the transition from track days to racing. They extend a warm welcome to you to introduce yourself to them in the paddock and to join them for a beer and a blether. Their gazebo door is always open!

Kevin Miller—Rider

Affectionately known as ‘Fast Sloth’, Kevin has been a regular in the Scottish paddock for the last eight years. He started racing in the Scottish 400cc Sports Production class. He considers himself to be a bit of a wet weather specialist and can be regularly seen performing his ‘rain dance’ on the morning of a meeting. Kevin has moved from a Suzuki GXR600 to a CBR600RR for the 2009 season.

E-mail: fastsloth@teamissor.co.uk

Bruce Cobburn—Rider

Known as ‘On the loose’, Bruce also started his racing in the Scottish 400cc Sports Production class before graduating to 600’s in 2006. He rides a 2003 Honda CBR600RR and has been waiting for Mr Honda to call him about a MotoGP ride for the last six years….dream on!

Neil Ewings–Rider

The newest addition to the team for the 2009 season….track day enthusiast turned serious racer. Neil’s enthusiasm for the team and for the sport will spur all the team to new heights in the coming season. Imported from Wimbledon, the team hope that he will arrive at each race venue many hours before his Scottish colleagues and reserve a decent spot in the paddock!

E-mail: bruceontheloose@teamissor.co.uk

Alan Gourley—All round helper

Alan has always been a great contributor to the team since their earliest days of racing. He rides a Fireblade to work most days through everything that the Scottish weather can throw at him. Fortunately the warm weather at Snetterton defrosted his fingers enough to open those cans of beer he is holding after a hard days graft looking after Team Issor.