Kerry Rawson Photography

31/01/2026

It was such a fab night and so honored to be involved by supporting the first ever Fit Rovers lady in the final, Mich Allott - you did good girl 🎯 here's to the next one.

07/05/2025

Well here's the next installment of my life after motorbike racing, some more football with Fit Rovers. This time it's the Play on the Pitch photos, where the men and ladies got to play a game each on the Doncaster Rovers pitch. Hope they are ok, especially as I'd only got off a plane from Alaska that morning so was already suffering from jet lag.

Kerry Rawson Photography (Est. 2006)

16/04/2025

Well I've hibernated long enough after quitting photographing motorcycle racing due to my health issues. So here's my next attempt at football, thanks to Fit Rovers who are not only looking after my recovery health/fitness wise but have also encourage me to pick up a camera again, slowly but surely.

So here's the photos from the Fit Rovers recent charity match, apologies for the delay guys and girls, hope they're ok, enjoy.

Kerry Rawson Photography (Est. 2006)

06/04/2025

This should be a great night! Tickets available from Newhey Sports Bar or Kevin Lowe!

25/03/2025

🏁 The motorsport season is revving up!

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08/03/2025

First up we'd like to introduce you to Lilly Rhodes our newest rider to join the team.

1. Who inspired you to get into motorcycle racing.
My Dad inspired me to get into racing. He has always had bikes, and I have grown up around them.

2. At what age did you first become interested in motorcycle racing.
When I was five, I would ride around in my Grandma's fields on an automatic bike. I also went to the odd mx' track every now and then, but I wasn't really that interested until tarmac racing became an option. My dad had raced in a British Supermoto Championship and in 2022 they created a Bambino class which was perfect for a beginner like my 11-year-old self. This class really sparked my interest in racing.

3. Who is your most inspirational female role model from the motorsports sector.
My role model is definitely Chloe Jones. After listening to her on a podcast and on YouTube and learning about her progress I was really amazed at everything she has already achieved.

4. How does it feel racing in a prominently male sector.
Racing bikes as a girl I never really thought about it that much. Sometimes I feel guilty that I get more recognition than boys that are doing better than me simply because I am a girl, but I am grateful for all the support I get though. Another thing I experience is whenever I do bad at a race meeting, I feel I'm letting women down because I'm representing such a small group of people, and it might reinforce that stereotype that 'women are slow'. I feel like I face more judgement for maybe not doing as well then, the boys do sometimes. I'm not sure if people actually think that but it's always in the back of my mind that I need to prove people wrong.

5. What is your favorite part about working with Wilson Racing.
Recently I joined the Wilson team. I haven't been here very long, but everyone is really nice and welcoming. My favourite part of being in the team is all of the support you get to help you improve yourself and the honesty of where and how you can improve.

6. Do you ever wish to learn the mechanical side of racing.
I have been wanting to learn about the mechanical side of motorsport for a while and I like to ask if can help when my Dad is working on my bike. This year I am going to try to understand the mechanics of my bikes in more detail, which will help to make me a stronger rider.

7. What is your message to any other young women looking to get into the motorcycle racing industry.
My message to any young women who want to get into the industry would probably be to have good connections and to make friends with people who are already involved in motorsport. Most of them are really nice and will help you where they can. Going to watch racing like BSB is good, but even smaller events and club meetings would be a start as you could get to know people more personally and start to learn things that you need to know. It is never too late to start, even if you feel like you're behind. Because being faster than other people doesn't matter it's more about improving yourself and being better than you were every single time you get on your bike.

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08/03/2025

Next we want to introduce you to one of our fully team trained mechanics Caitlin Bannister.

1. Who inspired you to get into motorcycle racing.
It was definitely my dad that got me into racing, since I was little my dad raced and then once he stopped he would mechanic for people round the BSB paddock and naturally I would tag along. As I got older, my brother started to race and my dad would show me how his bikes came apart and what he was doing to fix it. I then took a more active role in helping when my brother moved to the British Talent Cup and that’s where I was introduced to the Wilson racing team and especially Rebekah who has taught me most of what I know.

2. At what age did you first become interested in motorcycle racing.
Ive been interested in racing since I was born as it’s been in my family for 3 generations and it has always been a large part of my life.

3. Who is your most inspirational female role model from the motorsports sector.
My most inspirational female role model would be Jenny Tinmouth, she’s was the fastest woman at the Isle of Man TT in the senior category and proved to many people that women are just as capable as men, her talent and the message she shown to many girls out there is why she’s my inspiration.

4. How does it feel working in a prominently male sector.
Working in a predominantly male sector can be a challenge with me being a teenager as well, sometimes there can be confrontation with other people, and you have to learn to stand up for yourself and be confident, but within the paddock people mostly don’t seem to mind.

5. What is your favorite part about working with Wilson Racing.
My favourite part about working for Wilson Racing is the sense of family, even though it’s not always the same people each year, everyone is always welcoming and supportive with each other.

6. Do you ever wish to get on track yourself.
One day I would like to get on track but for now at least I’m more than happy with just understanding the bikes that I work on and to help other people do well within the sport.

7. What is your message to any other young women looking to get into the motorcycle racing industry.
My message to young women looking to get into the industry is to go for it, more women are needed in motorsport and don’t let the fact that it is a male dominated sport stop you from achieving whatever you want to do.

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08/03/2025

Last but not least to introduce is Rebekah. The team coordinator, mechanic, graphic designer and all round champ this will be her 5th season with the team this year.

1. Who inspired you to get into motorcycle racing.
I was inspired to get into motorcycles from around 7 years old, my Dad bought a Triumph 995i road bike and after just one go as a pillion I was hooked on the thrill.

2. At what age did you first become interested in motorcycle racing.
I first learnt about motorcycle racing after the first time I was bought tickets to BSB back in 2015 as a surprise present. I was 14 and never knew about bike racing as no one in my immediate circle was involved. It wasn't really until 2016 though when I really got into the bikes, when I once again went to the Snetterton round of BSB. This is where my love for the 'small bikes' stemmed from. I wouldn't go to watch the Superbikes instead I'd only watch the Motostar, Moriwaki Cup and the KTM RC390 Cup. From then I followed Max Cook and that is where I was first made aware of the Wilson Racing team. From then on, I only followed the team and supported every rider of theirs as a fan until the opportunity came to work for them back in 2020.

3. Who is your most inspirational female role model from the motorsports sector.
My most inspirational female from the Motorsports sector has to be Ana Carrasco. She has proven time and time again that a woman can achieve her dreams and that if she wants something bad enough, she will overcome any obstacle to achieve her dreams.

4. How does it feel working in a prominently male sector.
For me I don't mind working in a predominantly male sector. I find that sometimes I am underestimated by males who think the stereotype of 'she doesn't know what she's doing because she's a girl' but I always prove them wrong and enjoy when they realise, I can do something even though I'm female.

5. What is your favorite part about working with Wilson Racing.
My favourite part of working with the Wilson Racing team is the sense of family. We might not be blood related, but we are definitely a family at heart. If there's ever any problems, you know your family will always have your back and you can rely on them if times get tough.

6. Do you ever wish to get on track yourself.
I have my own motorcycles and do attend trackdays throughout the year when we are not racing. I currently own a KTM RC390 and a Honda CBR600rr that I do trackdays on.

7. What is your message to any other young women looking to get into the motorcycle racing industry.
My message to any other women who are looking to get into the motorsport sector is to keep an eye out for any job openings that teams may put out on the internet, but to also get in touch with teams showing your interest. Wilson Racing are always looking for more talent coming through either from riders or mechanics and they are always happy to help guide you in the right direction.

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Aztec Oils Ltd.
Performance Graphics
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CR Fabrication

27/02/2025

10/11/2024

It's been a while for various health reasons but I finally picked up the camera again for the first time since April and tried something different. Never done football before, so be gentle with me lol

Kerry Rawson Photography (Est. 2006)