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Rob McElnea

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Rob McElnea (born December 12, 1959) is a retired motorcycle road racer, who won the British 750cc/TT F1 championship in 1991, and won 3 Isle of Man TT races. He also competed in 500cc Grand Prix for Heron Suzuki and Marlboro Yamaha; and the Superbike World Championship, finishing 5th overall in the latter in 1990, for Loctite Yamaha.

He now runs the Virgin Mobile Yamaha team in the British Superbike championship, winning three successive championships with Niall Mackenzie in 1996-1998. He also helps run the Virgin Mobile Cup series for upcoming riders, and from 2007 a British Supersport team.


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