On June 22, 2025, the British Superbike Championship (BSB) Snetterton Station came to a successful conclusion. In the fiercely competitive SPORTBIKE category, Casey, the No. 67 driver of the KOVE team, performed well on the 450RR. With stable performance and tenacious pursuit rhythm, he won the fifth place, once again demonstrating the hard-core strength of Chinese brands in the international arena.

As the most influential motorcycle race in the UK and even Europe, BSB has the same competitive level and strict rules as WSBK, and has long attracted the participation of top manufacturers and professional teams from around the world. Although the SPORTBIKE category is a new category added in recent years, it has quickly become one of the highlights due to its flexible entry requirements and fierce competition, bringing together many international mainstream brands such as CFMOTO, Suzuki, Yamaha, and Kawasaki.

Facing strong opponents, Casey ranked behind in the initial stage, but with his calm rhythm control and the stable and powerful power output of KOVE 450RR, he caught up all the way, surpassed several opponents in succession, and finally advanced to the front and finished in fifth place, winning valuable honors for the KOVE team.

This achievement is not only a reflection of the individual ability of the rider, but also the result of KOVE’s concentrated efforts in the development and competition strategy of middleweight racing. As a track model that the brand focuses on, KOVE 450RR has reached the competitive level comparable to that of international manufacturers in terms of power response, body rigidity and suspension adjustment, and is constantly refreshing the outside world’s perception of “Made in China”.

In recent years, KOVE has continued to participate in international competitions, from the Dakar Rally, WSBK SSP300, to the current BSB SPORTBIKE group, always moving forward as a challenger. We have reason to expect that this “dark horse on the track” will write glorious moments for Chinese brands in more top competitions.