Statoni Racing Team was formed in 2010 when Toni and Stacey Nesbitt were the first sisters to compete in the Canadian Superbike CBR125R Challenge championship. 

Stacey Nesbitt

Born: N. Ireland

Location: Quebec, Canada

Languages: English & French

Race Number: 316

Motorcycles raced: Kawasaki Ninja 400, Honda CBR650, Honda CBR600RR, Kawasaki Ninja 650, Honda RS250, Honda RS125, Yamaha TZ125, Honda CBR250R, Honda CBR125R

First Race: September 2009

Favourite racer: Marco Simoncelli 

Stacey Nesbitt Bio

At 14 years old Stacey made history becoming the first lady in Canada to win a national motorcycle road racing championship by clinching the 2011 Canadian CBR125 title. Her first podium coincided with her first national win. The season included five wins, two podiums and setting a lap record at St-Eustache. Stacey also won the 2011 R.A.C.E. Superseries CBR Cup regional championship. Both titles were achieved in only her second full year of racing. 

 

2012: Stacey won the inaugural Canadian CBR250 Championship, capturing her second national title with two wins and finishing on the podium in all ten rounds. The season included an invitation to the 2013 Red Bull Rookie tryout and a wild card entry for the final round of the Asia Dream Cup under the Losail floodlights in Qatar.

 

2013: Stacey ran a RS250 Honda in R.A.C.E. Superseries and a few CSBK rounds on the FTR Honda CBR600RR. She was invited back to the Red Bull Rookies selection event, making it through to the final day but not making the final 12 places. She finished the year by taking in the International Sunflower Trophy race in N. Ireland.

 

2014 was successful on the Honda CBR600RR. Stacey finished 2nd in the Amateur Sportbike and 3rd in Amateur Superbike Canadian national championships, including two race wins, two second places and one third place podium. Stacey won both Amateur 600 and Amateur Superbike R.A.C.E. Superseries championships. 

 

2015: Stacey joined the Pro ranks finishing 6th in the Canadian Superbike Championship (CSBK) Pro Sportbike and 8th in Pro Superbike. She achieved her goal of becoming Pro Rookie Of The Year, setting another first as the only female to win Pro Rookie.

 

2016: Stacey contested limited rounds of the Canadian Superbike Championship on board her 2014 BLK RDR by Motovan Honda CBR600RR. She still managed to finish 9th overall in (CSBK) Pro Sportbike and 20th in Pro Superbike. She also raced a couple of  R.A.C.E. Superseries rounds getting her first Pro podiums at rounds 2 and 4 in Pro 600. Stacey had a busy schedule also competing in the European Junior Cup held at select rounds of the World Superbike Championship. Her best result was 17th at Misano, ITA. She finished 2nd overall in the European Women's Junior Cup championship. Stacey finished the season with a return visit to the International Sunflower Trophy race at Bishopscourt in N. Ireland to race the Supertwins class.

 

2017: Stacey finished 7th in the Canadian Superbike Championship (CSBK) Pro Sportbike class.


2023: Stacey made a return to the track after completing her Bachelor of Science (Specialization in Biology) degree at Concordia University. She finished 1st in the Canadian Superbike (CSBK) Lightweight Pro/Am PRO championship and 1st in the VRRA Modern Lightweight championship.

Stacey Nesbitt Resume

2023 

1st Canadian Superbike (CSBK) Pro/Am Lightweight PRO Canadian National championship

1st VRRA Modern Lightweight championship

2017 

7th Canadian Superbike (CSBK) Pro Sportbike Canadian National championship

5th Pro 600 R.A.C.E. Superseries

2016 

9th Canadian Superbike (CSBK) Pro Sportbike Canadian National championship (*only 4 races)

20th Canadian Superbike (CSBK) Pro Superbike Canadian National championship (*only 4 races)

33rd FIM European Junior Cup championship

2nd FIM European Women's Junior Cup championship

Highlights

International Sunflower Trophy race at Bishopscourt, N. Ireland

Awards

2015 

6th Canadian Superbike (CSBK) Pro Sportbike Canadian National championship

8th Canadian Superbike (CSBK) Pro Superbike Canadian National championship

Highlights

2014 

2nd Canadian Superbike (CSBK) Amateur Sportbike Canadian National championship

3rd Canadian Superbike (CSBK) Amateur Superbike Canadian National championship

1st R.A.C.E. Superseries Amateur 600 championship

1st R.A.C.E. Superseries Amateur Superbike championship

Highlights

Awards

2013 

2nd R.A.C.E. Middleweight championship (did not race last round)

3rd R.A.C.E. Lightweight championship (one round)

5th R.A.C.E. AM Superbike championship (majority of rounds on the RS250 Honda)

10th R.A.C.E. AM600 championship (one round)

24th Canadian Superbike (CSBK) National  AM Sport Bike championship (two rounds)

24th Canadian Superbike (CSBK) National  AM Superbike championship (two rounds)

5th VRRA VGP Light championship (one round)

Highlights

Awards

2012

1st Canadian Superbike (CSBK) National CBR250 Championship

9th ARL Mini Roadracing (one round)

17th Asia Dream Cup Championship (one round)

Highlights

Awards

2011

1st Canadian Superbike (CSBK) National CBR125R Challenge Championship

1st R.A.C.E. CBR Cup Championship

5th ARL Mini Roadracing (two rounds)

12th Trackfever Defi Max Twin Challenge (one race)

13th R.A.C.E. Novice 600 (one race)

Highlights

Awards

 2010

18th Canadian Superbike (CSBK) National CBR125R Challenge Championship

7th R.A.C.E. CBR Cup Championship

3rd Trackfever / Suzuki Lightwight Championship

Highlights


Toni Nesbitt

Born: N. Ireland

Location: Quebec, Canada

Languages: English & French

Race Number: 821

Motorcycles raced: Honda CBR125R

First Race: May 2009

Favourite racer: Joey Dunlop

Toni decided to stop racing in 2011 having started her adventure in 2009.

Toni Nesbitt Resume

2011

7th R.A.C.E. CBR Cup Championship

2010

25th Canadian Superbike (CSBK) National CBR125R Challenge Championship

9th R.A.C.E. CBR Cup Championship

2009

10th Canadian Superbike (CSBK) National CBR125R Challenge Championship

5th R.A.C.E. CBR Cup Championship

Highlights

Grant Nesbitt

Born: N. Ireland

Location: Quebec, Canada

Languages: English

Race Number: 36

Motorcycles raced: Kawasaki Ninja 400, Kawasaki Ninja 300, Honda CBR600RR

Favourite racer: Joey Dunlop

First Race: May 2018

Grant Nesbitt Bio

Old and slower !