Leon Camier

Racing Number: 2
Birthplace: Ashford Kent, UK
Birth Date: 4 August 1986
Motorcycle: Honda CBR1000RR SP2

Background

Leon Camier

From his first foray in World Superbike, Leon Camier established himself as one of the premier riders in the division. That opportunity came midway through what would prove to be a championship-winning 2009 British Superbike season, when he appeared in six SBK rounds, earning a trio of top-10 finishes in the process.

Prior to that, most of the tall Englishman’s experience had come in British racing, beginning with Grasstrack and progressing to a spec road race series, then various classes in the British National Championship (Entering the 2019 season, Camier had nine podium finishes in World Superbike, as well as one fastest race lap). A new father of a young son named Kai, Camier resides in Andorra.

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2019: Joins Moriwaki-Althea Honda Racing
2018: 12^th overall in World Superbike for Red Bull Honda, despite missing six races due to injury.
2017: 8^th overall in World Superbike for MV Agusta
2016: 8^th overall in World Superbike for MV Agusta
2015: 13^th overall in World Superbike for MV Agusta
2014: 16^th overall in World Superbike despite a midseason team change from BMW to MV Agusta. Also enters four MotoGP rounds for Aspar Honda as a fill-in rider for the injured Nicky Hayden
2013: 11^th overall in World Superbike for Crescent Suzuki, with one podium finish
2012: 14^th overall in World Superbike for Crescent Suzuki, with one podium finish
2011: 7^th overall in World Superbike for Aprilia, with four podium finishes
2010: 12^th overall in World Superbike for Aprilia, with three podium finishes
2009: British Superbike Champion with GSE Yamaha, setting record for most wins in a single season. Also enters three World Superbike rounds with Aprilia, posting top-10 finishes in three of the six the races
2008: 5^th overall in British Superbike series for GSE Ducati, with 3 race wins
2007: In rookie British Superbike season, finishes 8^th overall for Bike Animal Honda, with three podiums. Also competes in Suzuka 8 Hours, finishing fifth
2006: 4^th overall in British Supersport for Honda. Also dabbles in World Supersport and competes in the Suzuka 8 Hours
2005: British Supersport Champion for Honda. Also races the Suzuka 8 Hours at just age 18, finishing 15^th
2004: 6^th overall in British Supersport for Honda
2003: Riding Honda motorcycles, makes appearances in British Supersport and 125cc Grand Prix
2002: 3^rd overall in British 125cc Road Race Championship. Also makes an appearance in 125cc Grand Prix
2001: British 125cc Road Racing Champion
2000: 12^th overall in British 125cc Road Race Championship
1999: 3^rd overall in British Aprilia Challenge
1998: British Junior 80cc Road Racing Champion
1997: British Junior 100cc Grasstrack Champion
1996: British Junior 100cc Grasstrack Champion
1995: British Junior 100cc Grasstrack Champion
1994: British Junior 60cc Grasstrack Champion
1993: British Junior 60cc Grasstrack Champion, at age 6