Last weekend the time had come - Lennox Lehmann returned to the race track. After his serious injury last September, the road back on the bike seemed uncertain and tough at first. But Lennox never gave up and fought his way back. His 2024 season will now also start with his entry in the IDM Supersport.
Crashes are part of motorcycle racing, that is a fact we are all aware of. Whether fans or riders, we know that motorcycle racing is a dangerous sport.
A constant up and down, which now culminated in a serious crash in Aragon and meant the premature end of the season for Lennox.
Summer break in the World Supersport 300. The first half of the season is over for Lennox Lehmann and finally the summer break has begun.
Merciless temperatures prevailed throughout the weekend at the World Supersport 300 round in Imola. A challenge for man and machine.
Adversity and setbacks are part of the life of a motorcycle racer. They are part of it, on the way to success.
"First you have no luck then there is bad luck."Hardly any other quote could fit Lennox Lehmann's start to the season better. The start of the season was really more than bumpy. With two crash-related retirements in Assen, everything was to be different at the second stop in Barcelona. Was Lennox Lehmann able to put his run of bad luck behind him in Barcelona and score his first world championship points?
The start of the season in the World Supersport 300 was on the agenda for Lennox Lehmann in Assen. Just in time for the European season opener of WSBK, the smallest class of the world championship joined the current world championship at the TT Circuit Assen.
A year ago Lennox Lehmann celebrated his World Championship debut as a wildcard rider in Barcelona. At that time he had opened his chapter World Championship there. Last weekend he returned to the track as a permanent starter.
A weekend to forget. Well, actually only the Sunday. Actually only the last three laps, because until then it went quite well. Lennox Lehmann fought his way from his starting position into the leading group. He had chances for the podium. Until…
