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Bin began racing in 2013 and became a champion of the China Motorcycle Championship's 150cc scooter class in 2014. While he has no experience racing supersport bikes, his success in China and future potential led to him being chosen to compete as a rider in the ARRC. He is an up-and-coming rider from China that aims to use the ARRC to build his skills and grow as a racer.

2015 Pre-season Comments
"I've never raced outside of China and this will be my first time on a supersport bike, so there's much I'm unfamiliar with and have to learn through experience. I'm not sure how I will fare against the competition and how much I can grow. I know that it will take time to understand a lot of these things, but since I'll be competing, I want to get good results. I've been training during the off-season and I hope to absorb a lot this season and become a competitive ARRC rider."

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One of China's top riders, Pang has won several titles in the Zhuhai China SBK Championship and China SBK Championship. He also has experience riding abroad as a spot entry in the 250cc class of the Road Racing World Championship and as a competitor in the SuperSport 600cc class of the ARRC. He will be riding this time on a machine he has never tried before, but if he can bring his wealth of experience to the task, he will surely have numerous chances for success.

2015 Pre-season Comments
"This is my first challenge on a production 250cc machine. I want to aim for the podium in every race but I still don't fully understand the R25 and there are tracks that I've never raced at, so I'll focus mainly on getting used to things. Also, until last year, I was racing on a 600cc machine so my physical size was not a problem, but in order to be as competitive as possible on the R25, I've been trying to bring my weight down. I don't know how far I can go this season, but I want to put in my very best effort."