Cormac Racing. Cormac Buchanan. Levels Raceway Timaru, Aug 2020.

The two IMD iM250 Pre-Moto3 racers. NZSBK 2019, Taupo.

Photo courtesy Terry Stevenson.

Campbell Grayling #5 and Jason Hearn #11 at Taupo, NZSBK, 2019, Rd 5.

Photo courtesty Dallas Alexander.

Jason Hearn and Campbell Grayling on the podium, Levels, Timaru, NZSBK 2019

Jason Hearn on board the iM250 at Levels Raceway, Timaru, Jan 2019

Jason Hearn takes two wins for IMD iM250 at NZSBK 2019 Round 1, Ruapuna, and Round 2, Timaru, January 2019

After a tough start to NZSBK 2019 for the IMD, Jason went out and won Race 1 comfortably from Yanni on an ex-World Championship Kalex KTM Moto3 machine. This was followed by a close 2nd in race two. 

Race 3, the NZ GP was cancelled due to an oil spill. 

Racing at Timaru for Round 2 went without a hitch and Jason scored a second victory over Yanni on the Moto3 machine and a second by only 0.004s in race 2. Unfortunately he had a small spill in Race 3, no real damage done, but a DNF. Jason is now sitting in 2nd in NZ 125GP/Moto3 championship and we look forward to the North Island rounds.

The NZSBK 2018 125GP/Moto3 motely crew, Ruapuna, January 2018

Regan Phibbs NZSBK 4th place in 125GP/Moto3 class for 2018.

Two unfortunate technical DNF's lost us the chance to take 2nd place. 10 points off 2nd, 3 points off 3rd.

One win and numerous podium finishes capped off an otherwise very successful season for Regan Phibbs, Biggles Racing Team, Moto Academy NZ and IMD iM250.

Regan Phibbs takes first win for IMD iM250 at NZSBK 2018 Round 4, Taupo, March 2018

The NZSBK 2017 125GP/Moto3 motely crew, Hampton Downs, March 2017

And then there were two. iM250 Mk 3.0 (left), iM250 Mk 1.3 (right) at Manfield, Jan 2017

Testing with #80 and Marc-Antoine Jacquet #57 (right) Jan 2017

IMD iM250 Mk 3.0 taking shape. November 2016. Compared to iM250 Mk 1.2 (left)