Rogers Leads The Charge For Zerofit Riders In BSB At Knockhill

Fraser Rogers recorded his first career podium finish in the Bennetts BSB Championship on what was also a sensational weekend for his fellow Team Zerofit athletes at Knockhill in Scotland.

Fans voted Fraser as their ‘Rider of the Round’ at the Dunfermline circuit following his impressive third place in Race Three of the main Superbike Championship.

The 29-year-old relied on the cool contact performance of the Zerofit IceSkin Baselayer on all three days of competition in Fife.

Quattro Group British Supersport rider Jack Kennedy (pictured below) rocketed to the top of the overall Standings with a second place in the Championship’s Sprint Race, before clinching his second win of the season in the Feature Race.

Zerofit athlete TJ Toms also climbed onto the podium after finishing third in the Sprint Race.

And in the Pirelli National Sportbike Championship, Asher Durham (pictured below) finished third in the opening race of the weekend, before sealing his maiden victory in the final action on Sunday.

Alfie Davidson – wearing Zerofit for the first time – recorded two third place finishes in the same Support Series Championship.

The IceSkin Baselayer has proven to be a total game changer for elite riders, adventure bikers as well as touring guys and girls during the warmest months of the year.

The fusion of two key technologies - Cool Stamp Tech and Rhombus Mesh - keeps riders cool and sweat free in temperatures up to 40° Celsius.

Developed in conjunction with Glenn Irwin (pictured above) - the most successful superbike rider in the history of the iconic North West 200 - the IceSkin is also the preferred summer baselayer of adventure legend Charley Boorman.