NEWCASTLE-based rider Chris Burns has put himself back on the market in an attempt to land a ride for the remainder of the 2009 season.
Burns is desperate to land a ride within the British paddock or beyond, in a bid to prove he is still competitive.
Last season, onboard the iconic MV Agusta - a bike much heavier and slower than it's Superbike Cup rivals - Burns scored 13 podiums and four wins from 14 finishes. And now he is appealing far and wide in the hope someone can help him salvage his career.
"Right now I just want to get on a bike which can be competitive and prove than I am capable of winning races," he said. "I would like to stay within the British Superbike paddock, but I am keen to speak to anybody who may have something to offer me.
"I would consider Supersport, Superstock or naturally something in one of the international or overseas paddocks, as long as it's a team with a bike which has the potential to win.
"I'm desperately missing racing, and I know I've still got a lot to offer. Our results last season when we weren't plagued by mechanical troubles proved that I am more than capable of running at the front, and I'm totally committed to giving it 100 per cent if I can find a team who can offer a competitive package."
Burns can be reached via email at Burns45@live.co.uk or phone 07973-904758.
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