Cheshire Mouldings, the UK’s leading timber manufacturer of stair parts, mouldings and decking accessories, is increasing its Bennetts British Superbike Championship presence at their home round at Oulton Park this weekend.
The rebranded Clay Hill pedestrian bridge was unveiled today (Friday) by Cheshire Mouldings Managing Director John Carney, Bennetts BSB Series Director Stuart Higgs and Cheshire Mouldings Kawasaki’s Darren Fry and riders Lee Jackson and Max Cook.
Fans of Bennetts BSB will have noticed at the recent R&G Official Test at the Cheshire circuit that the familiar bridge has been removed for renovation. Ahead of this weekend’s bank holiday event however, the Cheshire Mouldings Bridge has been installed to allow easy access for spectators between the circuit’s infield and outfield viewing areas.
The newly installed Cheshire Mouldings Bridge is a further enhancement of its relationship within Bennetts BSB, in addition to the pre-existing title partnership with the Cheshire Mouldings Kawasaki Team and riders Lee Jackson and Max Cook.