Tragedy in British motorcycling. the super champion Keith Farmer He has died at the age of 35 in circumstances that have not yet been made public. He has been his brother, David Farmerwho has given the terrible news through their social networks.
“I’ve get out of words, our little brother left us at 1:45 a.m. this morning with all of us by his side. Life will never be the same, he made us all so proud and he will be sorely missed. We love you, Meekie,” wrote the pilot’s brother.
Keith was one of the best known motorcycle racers in England. In 2011 he was champion of Superstock 600competition in which he participated for the first time.
He was promoted a year later, to the superstock 1000and was champion again a few years later, in 2018. Other of his titles were in the British Supersport Championship.
Came to superbikes, but an injury prevented him from continuing to compete. In an accident he broke both his legs and had to permanently leave his great passion, motorcycling.
British motorcycling has sent its condolences to Keith’s family. The social networks of Superbikes Ireland have published this emotional message: “The four-time British champion was a young rider immensely talented that all who knew him held him in high esteem. A master of shorts, MotoX and Supermoto, the Clogher native will be missed by all who were lucky enough to know him.”