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Access Legal Announces Sponsorship of Leon Hunt

Access Legal has announced its sponsorship of motorcycle racer, Leon Hunt.

2011-06-17
NORTHAMPTON, ENGLAND, June 17, 2011 (Press-News.org) Access Legal, the consumer legal services provider, has announced it will be sponsoring motorcycle racer Leon Hunt in this season's Metzeler National Superstock Championship.

Access Legal will be backing the 22-year-old from Brighton in all 12 rounds of the series, which began at Easter, at Brands Hatch. This is the first time that Access Legal has sponsored a rider.

Leon is racing for Lincoln-based team AP Kawasaki in the Superstock 1000cc class, which supports the popular MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship. He will be riding a brand new Kawasaki ZX-10R.

Leon began racing at the end of 2003, and has been successful on 125cc machines through to Superstock bikes. He won a 125 series and had podium positions in the British Championship, where he also enjoyed several top five finishes.

Access Legal also has a motoring law team, which is run by bikers and provides a service to bikers and other members of the public who have a motoring law question.

Simon Richards, team leader (legal executive) at Access Legal, said: "Being bikers ourselves, we follow the Superstock series avidly, and have known Leon for a couple of years. We're excited to be able to get involved and we're confident he'll do well on the new ZX-10R. We wish him the best of luck for the series."

Leon Hunt commented: "I really enjoyed my first year in the Superstock 1000cc class last year," he said "but we had a little bit of bad luck and I had to train harder to get used to the longer races. I feel confident this season, and hope to be at the sharp end."

About Access Legal from Shoosmiths:
Access Legal from Shoosmiths is the new consumer brand of top 30 national law firm Shoosmiths. From offices in Basingstoke, Birmingham, Manchester, Milton Keynes, Northampton, Nottingham, Reading and Southampton, Access Legal from Shoosmiths offers more than 100 services to individuals and their families, whether they are buying a house, buying shared ownership housing, claiming compensation for injury in road traffic accidents or writing a will.

Services are grouped under seven headings: conveyancing; employment law services; legal disputes; medical negligence; motoring law; personal injury claims; and wills, family and wealth.

Access Legal from Shoosmiths makes it easier for people to get specialist advice from legal professionals. Shoosmiths has more than 150 years' experience and advises household name corporate clients.

Website: http://www.access-legal.co.uk/


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[Press-News.org] Access Legal Announces Sponsorship of Leon Hunt
Access Legal has announced its sponsorship of motorcycle racer, Leon Hunt.