HOCKENHEIM, Germany - George Bryce and Star Racing are making headlines in the European Pro Stock UEM Championship through their involvement with this year’s champion team, Sovereign Racing. Sovereign has not only won every race completed with their two Star Racing-prepared, S&S powered American V-twins, but the team has also set track recordsand helped the sport to grow in Europe as the NHRA Pro Stock Motorcycle class enjoys an increase in 2011 participation.

Star Racing owner George Bryce and technician Bobby Webb traveled throughout Europe aspart of the Sovereign Racing team. Shown above are two of the Sovereign riders, Rasmus Olesen and Jesper Jensen, at the NitrOlympX competition in Hockenheim, Germany.

Bryce and Star Racing technician Bobby Webb traveled throughout Europe assisting the Sovereign team as they competed.

Sovereign, the self-titled first Pro Stock team from Hungary, is made up of racers Rasmus Olesen and Jesper Jensen and their crews.

The team has won every race completed in 2011 so far, despite several rain-outs along the way. Their final race will be at the Santa Pod Raceway, United Kingdom on Sept. 8-11.

Bryce initially began working with Sovereign Racing after the team’s owner and two riders attended the Frank Hawley NHRA Drag Racing School in Gainesville, Fla., that Bryce teaches periodically throughout the year. The Sovereign team later visited Americus, Ga., where Star Racing is located, and had a private coaching session with Bryce at the South Georgia Motorsports Park in Adel, Ga.

Bryce and Webb were later asked to join the team in Europe to assist them during the racing season. Following competitive runs in Hungary, England, Sweden, Finland and Norway, Olesen and Jensen returned this past weekend to take spots in the top three at NitrOlympX in Hockenheim, Germany.

Rasmus Olesen prepares his Star Racing-tuned V-twin at the NitrOlympX competition in Hockenheim, Germany. Star Racing's George Brice and Bobby Webb traveled with the Sovereign Racing team as they competed throughout Europe.

Olesen was the No. 1 pole position qualifier with 7.108/306.08, while Jensen qualified in the 3rd position with 7.170/298.31.

According to eurodragster.com, Jensen’s recorded 309.44 kmh (192.28 mph) in qualifying is “the fastest-ever terminal speed in European Pro Stock Bike.” Jensen is also currently leading the European point standings at 439.