IForce BMW will have a three-strong rider line-up for the 2022 BSB season 𓄧after PR Racing agreed to deals with Dan Linfoot, Fraser Rogers and Dan Jones. 

Linfoot, who has contested most of his🌄 12 BSB seasons with Honda and Yamaha, returns to BMW machinery for the first time since 2012. 

The 2022 season will also be Linfoot’s first 𒀰on the M 1000 RR machine which goes into its second season of top flight racing.&nb🍷sp;

"I have never ridden the BMW M 1000 RR before and am looking forward to developing the bike and showing the bigger teams our rear wheel," saꦿid Linfoot. "I definitely want to be aiming for a regular top ten finish and then a top eight.  

"Obviously, I would like to push for 𒁃the Showdown, I have ꦅbeen there three times before, so I know what is needed to get us there."

Linfoot, who is a three-time top five finisher in the Brit🍬ish Superbike championshi🌞p standings, is joined by Rogers who makes his return to the top class after competing in the 2021 Pirelli National Superstock championship. 

Rogers said: "My aim is to push from the off and consistentl🌱y finish in the points; if we get the balance right, I want t🤡o be as close to the Showdown as possible. 

"I would like to thank iForce BMW for this opportunity to s🉐how what I can do on the big stage, and you can be assured I will give it everything."

Finally, rounding out the team’s line-up is British Superbike rookie Jones𝓰 who competed in the Quattro G🐬roup British Supersport championship (GP2) last season. 

"Raꦆcing in BSB is just one of my goals and it feels great to have got here," added J༒ones. "2022 will be a massive learning curve, one I can't wait to get my teeth into."

The addition of Linfoot, Rogers and Jones now takes BM🎃W’s BSB rider participation to eight which is the most of any manufacturer on the grid at present. The others include Peter Hickman and Ryan Vickers (FHO Racing BMW), Andrew Irwin and Danny Buchan (SYNETIQ BMW) and Sam Cox (NP Motorcycles BMW).