Name: Stinius Viking Ødegård
Born: 15. October 1997, Norway
Team: Yamaha R6 Norway
Bio
Stinius got his license at 11 years old, which makes him the youngest Norwegian to receive a racing license. By then Stinius already had 7 years of motorcycle experience, as he started riding motocross and had a dirtbike from the age of 4. Everything was set for a successful racing career, but Stinius faced tough times. With slow progression and results not living up to the expectations he decided to end his career in racing. One and a half year with no racing was enough. In 2017 Stinius became runner-up both in Norwegian Superstock 600 and Scandinavian Open with Team Yamaha R6 Norway.
Bio
Name: Stinius Viking Ødegård
Born: 15. October 1997, Norway
Team: Yamaha R6 Norway
Stinius got his license at 11 years old, which makes him the youngest Norwegian to receive a racing license. By then Stinius already had 7 years of motorcycle experience, as he started riding motocross and had a dirtbike from the age of 4. Everything was set for a successful racing career, but Stinius faced tough times. With slow progression and results not living up to the expectations he decided to end his career in racing. One and a half year with no racing was enough. In 2017 Stinius became runner-up both in Norwegian Superstock 600 and Scandinavian Open with Team Yamaha R6 Norway.
Bio
Name: Niki “The Wind” Tuuli
Born: 26. October 1995, Finland
Team: Kallio Racing 2017
Taking the FIM Supersport World Championship by storm for just three races in his debut 2016. Niki revolutionized the World Supersport grid with his 2nd place in Lausitzring, where he fought with Champion Kenan Sofuoglu and confirmed his potential with another two podiums at Magny-Cours and Jerez. He also took the fastest lap record in those three races. Niki returned to WorldSSP in 2017 as a permanent rider with Kallio Racing in both his and the team´s first full season in the category. Guided by team manager Vesa Kallio and supported by a very professional team, Niki took his first win at Magny-Cours and ended #7 in the championship.
Bio
Name: Niki “The Wind” Tuuli
Born: 26. October 1995, Finland
Team: Kallio Racing 2017
Taking the FIM Supersport World Championship by storm for just three races in his debut 2016. Niki revolutionized the World Supersport grid with his 2nd place in Lausitzring, where he fought with Champion Kenan Sofuoglu and confirmed his potential with another two podiums at Magny-Cours and Jerez. He also took the fastest lap record in those three races. Niki returned to WorldSSP in 2017 as a permanent rider with Kallio Racing in both his and the team´s first full season in the category. Guided by team manager Vesa Kallio and supported by a very professional team, Niki took his first win at Magny-Cours and ended #7 in the championship.
Bio
Name: Sheridan “Shez” Morais
Born: 11. March 1985, South Africa
Team: Kallio Racing 2017
Shez is one of the most experienced drivers in the Superbike World Championship paddock, where he has competed in various categories since his first season in 2006. He only missed the 2015 and 2016 seasons, as he was competing in MotoAmerica as well as testing in the FIM Endurance World Championship. Shez returned to WorldSSP in 2017 as a permanent rider with Kallio Racing in the team´s first full season in the category. Guided by team manager Vesa Kallio and supported by a very professional team, Shez took his first win at Lausitzring and ended #4 in the championship.
Bio
Name: Sheridan “Shez” Morais
Born: 11. March 1985, South Africa
Team: Kallio Racing 2017
Shez is one of the most experienced drivers in the Superbike World Championship paddock, where he has competed in various categories since his first season in 2006. He only missed the 2015 and 2016 seasons, as he was competing in MotoAmerica as well as testing in the FIM Endurance World Championship. Shez returned to WorldSSP in 2017 as a permanent rider with Kallio Racing in the team´s first full season in the category. Guided by team manager Vesa Kallio and supported by a very professional team, Shez took his first win at Lausitzring and ended #4 in the championship.
