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Steve
is still very much involved in Engines and Comer Cadet
Chassis.
Please contact him direct on
07979 806553
(Afternoon's only week days please)
or
Email
You
may have heard or seen
that the shop premises has
been taken over by
Peter of Middlesex Karting
07759 909795.
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Are you
looking for an engine rebuild or service?
If you are then contact Steve at this
workshop and get him to do the work.
He
has the facilities and licence to deal with Comer, TKM &
Rotax engines. He may also be able to offer help and advice with other
makes of engines.
So contact him a.s.a.p.
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Shark Drivers
did well in the 2005 Camberley KC Championship.
Zak Price -
Champion in Cadet
Eddie Powell -
2nd
Jordan Fagan -
3rd
Abigail Smith -
4th
Oliver Wilson -
5th
Shaun Pirie -
7th
Jack Mayle - 9th
Ollie Dennis -
12th
Matt
Hibberd-Champion in Minimax
Lewis Wilson -
4th
Mike McMahon -
8th
Marc Othen -
Champion in J/Max
Dan Dennis - 3rd
Mike Taylor -
3rd in Rotax Max
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A tribute
to
Guy Tipping.
read
more...
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Last up dated:
3rd November 2006
Visitors since 30th Sept
2005
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© 2000 - 2006 Shark
Motorsport
Hungry for
success
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Shark Motorsport was founded in 1989 by Steve McMahon, it began by concentrating
on the rebuilding and tuning 2 stroke engines. In 1998 it moved on to have
chassis manufactured and homologated for both Cadet and TKM classes. Sales
and development of the chassis went well though out 2000. At the start of
the 2001 season Daniel Rowbottom tested the new Shark Tiger M Cadet
chassis and decided to compete with it for the following season. Daniel
had great success with the kart in many top national events, Champions of
the Future 4th overall, winner of Super 1 series and PFI Club Champion.
Since them Shark
have expanded into other classes of karting including the Rotax series of
karts.
During the 2002 & 2003 season's Shark Motorsport as a team and as a
chassis supplier competed at the highest level in UK karting with good
results. The staff are looking forward to this coming season as they are
again running as a team and as a chassis supplier at a high level of
competition.
During 2003 a retail
unit was opened at Unit 2, Helix Business Park, Camberley, Surrey. There
they can supply new and used karts, spares, components and many accessories.
The company continues to grow due to it's reputation for quality and
customer satisfaction.
During 2004 we
ran a four driver team in Super One Comer Cadet with final places of 13th,
15th, 16th and 19th out of 35 drivers. In Stars of
Tomorrow we had two drivers who finished 13th and 15th. We also had two drivers in the NKRA southern championship.
Brothers Oliver Denis driving in Comer Cadet and older brother Daniel driving in
Mini-max both won their classes. In the grand final Oliver took the win but
Dan could only managed 9th. At Club level Zak Price took the Forest Edge Comer Cadet
Championship win as did Shaun Pirie at Camberley, both had good finish's at
other clubs.
During
2005 we had a team of
five drivers entered in Stars of Tomorrow.
Shaun Pirie picked up the No. 6 plate in Comer Cadet. Michael McMahon in his
first year in Rotax Mini Max finished a good 10th and Daniel Denis 15th in Rotax Junior.
Shaun also collected the No. S7 in the Super One championship and went on to
finish 3rd in the Renault Champion of Champions. In the NKRA (Southern)
championship James Webb was runner up in Rotax Mini Max class. At Club level Zak Price
was
been crowned Comer Cadet Champion at Forest Edge and Camberley. Marc Othen
was Champion in Junior Max and Matthew Hibberd in Mini Max also at
Camberley KC. Whilst Josh Fry became the Comer Cadet Champion at Clay
Pigeon powered
by a Steve McMahon maintained W60 Engine.
It was
a very
sad ending to a good years hard racing with the announcement of Guy
Tipping's death. Guy was a hard working member of our team and will be sadly
missed.
Due to circumstances we will
not running a team in 2006 in any major championships but we
understand that Shaun Pirie will be competing in Super One driving a
Mini-Max and Hannah Pym is competing in Super One and Stars of Tomorrow as
a Cadet. We wish them good luck and will offer them our full support.
Steve McMahon and all evolved with Shark Motorsport.
A statement from the founder
and owner of
Shark Motorsport Steve McMahon.
"Our Mission is to focus on introducing new competitors to
the exciting world of Motor Racing, assisting and guiding them through the
various levels, helping them become competent and aware drivers".
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