‘Still young, fit and successful’ – Szoke

Jordan Szoke Plans for the Future

Kawasaki Canada will be downsizing their racing program in the Canadian Superbike Championship.  In response, 7 time National Superbike Champion Jordan Szoke would like to say, “We WILL still be racing.”

Szoke has enjoyed a long successful history with the manufacturer, starting in 1998 when he won his very first Superbike Championship aboard a ZX7RR.   Szoke also earned 5 of his 7 Superbike Championships and 4 of his 5 Sportbike Championships aboard a green machine.  When asked about how he felt about Kawasaki’s tough decision Jordan responded, “I am grateful to Kawasaki for our long history.  We have enjoyed many successes together, I want to thank them for the opportunity and all the years of winning we enjoyed.”

Szoke’s plans for the future remain on racing in Canada or abroad. Szoke mentions, “I am still young, fit and successful. This is my job, it’s what I do.”

Szoke has been in talks with outside sponsorship to continue riding Competition Systems ZX10r’s.  Another possibility could also be aboard another manufacturer.

“We want to assure our existing sponsors that we will be continuing to represent them for 2012.  Right now we are open to any and all potential manufacturers and sponsors for 2012 to continue our program.” says Szoke.

Jordan Szoke would like to thank:

Waznie Racing Inc, Parts Canada, Alpinestars, HJC, Monster Energy, Competition Systems/Kawasaki, Oakley, Ogio, BK Designs, Medical Information Carrier Systems, KTech Suspension, Strodes, Just Transmissions, Bicycle Works, Robot Pirate Ninja Productions, Stomp Grip, photobOb, PUG, Gas Gas Pacific

Jordan Szoke aboard 2011 Competition Systems ZX10R

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