2007 - 2nd in British Supersport Priverteer Cup championship

Craig knew that the move to The British 600 Supersport would be challenging as he had no experience in this championship and it is undoubtedly one of most fiercely fought of championships. Frustrations with technical and setup problems in the earlier part of the session made it a bit of a slow start! But by Round 5 we saw Craig starting to get the bike working for him and taking his first win! Then went on to have 7 podiums out of 10 rounds! 3 wins, 2 x 2nd, 2 x 3rd, 3 x 4th!!

And finished a very respectable 2nd in his opening season.

2006 - National Superstock championship

Craig’s 2006 season got off to a flying start winning the first round of the National Superstock Championship. A crash in Round 2 left him injured for Rounds 3 and 4. To add to the seasons woes Round 5 was cancelled. Bad luck followed in Round 6 after an engine failure forced retirement from the race. Craig was asked if he would like to test a CBR600 to race for them in the supersport championship which he accepted. But luck was still not on his side when in testing he crashed putting himself out for the rest of the season.

2005 - 4th in National Superstock championship

The opening race at Brands Hatch saw Craig break the Superstock lap record by setting a time of 47.779 from pole position. He went on to finish on the podium. The impressive display had pleased the TV crews as Craig featured heavily in all further TV coverage including making the opening credits shown on Sky Sports. Craig achieved 4 more podiums and won the last round of the season and finished no lower than 8th place all season.

2004 - 12th in National Superstock championship

In his first season of the championship Craig managed to finish within the top 10 in every race he completed securing 8th in the first round. Disappointingly a crash in Rd9 put him out for the rest of the sesion. Craig finish 12th overall in the championship.

2004 - 20th in AMA Superbike Daytona 200

Craig raced in the AMA Daytona 200 on Superstock and Superbike. He was also the only British qualifier qualifying 24th in the Superbike and 18th in the Superstock. Unfortunately Craig retired from the Superstock race due to his leathers failing. The Superbike race went well and from a starting position of 24th on the grid, Craig managed to finish 20th out of 80 riders in this tuff 200 mile race!! He also received exposure via the TV coverage at both races.

2003 - 1st in New Era Super Club Championship

Craig competed in the Pro-Bike open class and without any sponsorship backing he purchased a Suzuki GSXR 1000 K3. Taking 7 wins and 3 seconds saw him win the championship comfortably. Craig also broke 2 New Era lap records in the season.

2003 - 1st in KRC British Endurance Championship

Craig was offered the role as the No. 1 rider for team Hottrax after guest riding in the second round where he took pole position and went on to win the race. Continuing on to complete the 6 race championship with 2 other riders, the team won 4 of the remaining 5 rounds. This resulted in the team becoming overall champions.

2002 – 1st in New Era FRM Novice Championship

This was the start of Craig’s racing career and the talent started to show immediately. With only 9 races in the season Craig tallied up 5 wins and a further 2 podiums. This saw him win the Novice Pro Bike series and the overall Novice championship by 84 points.