Racedays Kawasaki rider Josh Elliott stormed qualifying in the STK 600 class of the Brno World Superbike round, posting the fastest times in all three sessions. A great start in the race saw him break away with championship leaders Jereme Guarnoni and Florian Marino with Josh leading for several laps. Unfortunately a loss of grip in the later stages of the race dropped him to 3rd place. With two laps to go Josh pushed hard, setting the second fastest lap of the race to close onto Marino's Honda, but a small mistake in the uphill chicane saw the young Northern Irishman thrown from his Kawasaki ZX6R with one lap to go. Although disappointed not to finish after such a strong showing, the team and Josh are very happy with his performance and are confident that Josh will be at the front for his home round at Silverstone in two weeks time.
Racedays supported rider Gino Rea was unlucky to miss out on a podium finish in the Supersport class following a fantastic ride, finishing in fourth - his highest position to date.
Teenager Josh Elliott made a storming return to fitness at the IDM German Supersport finale at Hockenheim. Despite qualifying relatively far back at 13th on the grid, a last minute change to suspension in the warm up period allowed Josh to use his late braking and high entry speed to the maximum again. He battled his way to 6th place and at half distance was one of the fastest riders on track.
The Assen weekend proved tough for young rider Josh Elliott as he returned to Supersport racing following a hefty fall at the Salzburgring in July. Still suffering from lower back pain Josh persevered throughout the weekend to produce a brave ride for 19th and 21st positions. Josh's new team mate for this meeting, Glenn Irwin felt at home immediately on his first time out with the Honda CBR 600 and posted an impressive 5th fastest on race tyres in first qualifying.
The Jeremy McWilliams Superbike Academy team will field two of Northern Ireland's hottest young racing talents at Assen this weekend in the penultimate round of the IDM Supersport Championship. 19-years-old, Carrickfergus rider Glenn Irwin will ride McWilliams' Honda CBR, following the ex-MotoGP racers move to the KTM Superbike team.
Jeremy McWilliams enjoyed a hard-earned second place for the Superbike Academy team at the Salzburgring IDM round this weekend, following a titanic 6 rider battle over the 14 lap race distance. 
Racedays rider Josh Elliott continued to break new records in the IDM German Supersport championship this weekend at the Nurburgring, becoming the youngest rider ever to get on the podium in this class in only his third meeting. Riding for Jeremy McWilliams Superbike Academy team the Northern Irish youngster, who has only just turned 15, finished 2nd in race one and narrowly missed a repeat in race two after chasing down second placed factory Kawasaki rider Sebastian Diss.
The second pre-season test for the Racedays Superbike Academy team saw 14 year old Josh Elliott continue learning to ride a 600 cc machine. Josh spent the three days at the pro-racer only Valencia test with Racedays sports manager Jeremy McWillliams.