Race Stats
"The Hawk Kawasaki has been competitive during the 2004 season and I am looking forward to testing the bike out soon" said an excited Deano. "I finished seventh in this year's championship and feel that the Hawk Kawasaki will give me a bigger opportunity. When I ride I want to win. Regular podium finishes are now realistic.
This is an exciting time for me and my sponsors. The team are highly professional and we have a lot of work to do between now and the first race of next season at Brands Hatch. Brands has always been a lucky circuit for me and I'm looking forward to getting the best possible
start"
D.O.B: 04/01/73
Port Macquarie: Australia (age 29 yrs)
Residence: Leeds, England
Height: 1.72m
Weight: 71kg
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Blonde
Marital Status: Married, to Caren
Hobbies: Anything to do with sport
Favourite Food: all Seafood
Favourite Drink: Coca-Cola (with Jack Daniels off season)
Favourite Music: the Po Boys (any excuse to give Jamie Whitham some stick!)
Favourite Phone: Sendo
Favourite Film: The Matrix
Favourite TV Program: Becker, Seinfeld
Actual Car: Volvo
Likes: winning, all motorsports especially bikes, Enzo's pasta and seafood dishes, tinkering with bikes, good manners.
Dislikes: losing, shopping in Leeds Centre, bad organisation
Typical day: light breakfast, cycle ride or gym, lunch, workshop duties, cinema after dinner
First Race: KR1 250 Oran Park, Australia 1991 Best moment; Winning Australian 600 Championship
Favourite Track: Favourite Track; Phillip Island, Australia
Ambition: To be British SuperBike Champion
Most unusual happening to date: (after visiting a medium I was told a) I would be successful racing but b) after designing\patenting "something" I would become "rather better off" as you English say
First Race: KR1 250 Oran Park, Australia 1991
Best Moment: Winning Australian 600 Championship
Favourite Track: Phillip Island, Australia
1993: 4th Australian 600cc Supersport Championship
1994: 3rd Australian 600cc Supersport Championship
1995: AUSTRALIAN 600cc SUPERSPORT CHAMPION
1996: 4th Australian 600cc SuperBike Championship
Moved to The UK
1997: 4th British Supersport Championship
1998: 5th British Supersport Championship, Missed 6 of 12 rounds due to injury, Won the British round of the European 600cc Supersport Championship
1999: 6th British Supersport Championship
2000: 3rd British Supersport Championship, Qualified front row 11 out of 12 rounds. 4 pole positions. 5 new lap records.
2001: 16th World Supersport Championship Official Ducati Corse 600 factory team rider, 6th Philip Island Aus
2002: 11th British SuperBike Championship
2003: 5th British SuperSport Championship
2004: 7th British SuperBike Championship
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