LAMI OMG Racing Yamaha’s Kyle Ryde received Bennetts British Superbike Race Two Sunday at Knockhill Circuit in Scotland. Ryde received the 30-lap race by 0.903 second over BeerMonster Ducati’s Tommy Bridewell with McAMS Yamaha’s Jason O’Halloran ending third.
In Race Three Sunday it was Glenn Irwin defeating his teammate Bridewell by 0.879 second and Ryde’s teammate Ryan Vickers ending third on his Yamaha YZF-R1.
American Julian Correa completed fifth in each British Expertise Cup races Sunday, whereas countryman Eli Banish was nineteenth and eleventh within the two races.
Extra, from a press launch issued by MotorSport Imaginative and prescient Racing:
Make mine a double! Irwin and BeerMonster Ducati bounce again to win race three
Glenn Irwin bounced again from a race two crash to have fun victory within the ultimate Bennetts British Superbike Championship race of the weekend at Knockhill, holding off his teammate Tommy Bridewell to have fun a double win in Scotland, sharing as we speak’s victories with Kyle Ryde.
Irwin had received the opening race of the weekend, however he shared the Scottish success with Ryde. The extreme motion throughout the three races meant that 5 completely different riders from three completely different groups featured on the rostrum.
In race two Ryde claimed his fourth win of the season after a decided efficiency to take care of his momentum for LAMI OMG Racing Yamaha.
O’Halloran had initially taken the lead forward of Ryde, Ryan Vickers and Irwin. The lead group grew to become a prepare of 5 riders as Bridewell labored his means via the order after his begin from ninth on the grid and Christian Iddon was additionally in rivalry.
O’Halloran was piling the strain on Ryde for the lead, however after making an attempt a transfer on the Hairpin, the McAMS Yamaha rider went extensive after which because the pack crossed the road to start out lap 23, Irwin handed each of his Yamaha rivals to maneuver into the lead.
Irwin was then main from Ryde, O’Halloran, Bridewell, Vickers and Iddon. Nevertheless, it was a catastrophe for the BeerMonster Ducati rider when he crashed out of the lead on the Hairpin with three laps to go.
Ryde was then the race chief with Bridewell promoted to second after he had carved his means up the order with O’Halloran in third and that was how the rostrum lined up on the chequered flag.
Vickers missed out on the rostrum in fourth place with Iddon equalling his greatest results of the season in fifth place.
In race three, O’Halloran was once more the race chief on the opening lap as he launched off the road forward of Iddon and teammates Bridewell and Irwin.
Iddon wasted no time in making an attempt to seize the lead and moved forward of O’Halloran on the brakes into the Hairpin on the opening lap, however his McAMS Yamaha rival immediately fought again and regained the place earlier than the beginning line.
It was heartbreak for O’Halloran although as he crashed his McAMS Yamaha out of the lead a lap later. In the meantime Bridewell had moved into second and with the Australian out of rivalry, the BeerMonster Ducati rider was then main the pack.
Ryde had been working his means up the order and he was second by the third lap forward of Iddon and Irwin. Irwin although was decided to bounce again from his race two crash and he was into second by the tenth lap with a transfer on Ryde into flip one.
The main group then grew to become Bridewell, Irwin Ryde, Iddon and Vickers, however the BeerMonster Ducatis broke the pack within the closing levels. Irwin then grabbed the lead from Bridewell on lap 18 with one other transfer on the brakes into flip one earlier than holding him off till the chequered flag with the pair separated by 0.879s on the end.
Iddon had been holding third place as he fought for his first podium end of the season however he overshot the Hairpin with ten laps to go and needed to re-join after an tour via the gravel however was then in tenth. He was capable of get the higher of Dean Harrison within the closing levels however he needed to accept ninth place.
Vickers in the meantime had been shadowing his LAMI OMG Racing Yamaha teammate and he hit third with a transfer on the Hairpin on lap 20, earlier than holding off the race two winner to assert his second podium end of the season.
Lee Jackson was fifth as he battled with Leon Haslam forward of Tom Neave who scored his season greatest consequence for Honda Racing UK after holding Josh Brookes at bay on the main FHO Racing BMW Motorrad.
Bennetts British Superbike Championship, Knockhill, Race 2 consequence:
- Kyle Ryde (LAMI OMG Racing Yamaha)
- Tommy Bridewell (BeerMonster Ducati) +0.903s
- Jason O’Halloran (McAMS Yamaha) +1.171s
- Ryan Vickers (LAMI OMG Racing Yamaha) +2.148s
- Christian Iddon (Oxford Merchandise Racing Ducati) +5.188s
- Lee Jackson (Cheshire Mouldings Kawasaki) +10.926s
- Storm Stacey (Starline Racing Kawasaki) +12.603s
- Tom Neave (Honda Racing UK) +13.807s
- Josh Brookes (FHO Racing BMW Motorrad Workforce) +15.170s
- Leon Haslam (ROKiT BMW Motorrad Workforce) +15.458s
Bennetts British Superbike Championship, Knockhill, Race 3 consequence:
- Glenn Irwin (BeerMonster Ducati)
- Tommy Bridewell (BeerMonster Ducati) +0.879s
- Ryan Vickers (LAMI OMG Racing Yamaha) +3.137s
- Kyle Ryde (LAMI OMG Racing Yamaha) +7.483s
- Lee Jackson (Cheshire Mouldings Kawasaki) +9.675s
- Leon Haslam (ROKiT BMW Motorrad Workforce) +9.854s
- Tom Neave (Honda Racing UK) +11.396s
- Josh Brookes (FHO Racing BMW Motorrad Workforce) +11.868s
- Christian Iddon (Oxford Merchandise Racing Ducati) +17.964s
- Dean Harrison (DAO Racing Kawasaki) +21.255s
Bennetts British Superbike Championship standings:
- Tommy Bridewell (BeerMonster Ducati) 163
- Kyle Ryde (LAMI OMG Racing Yamaha) 155
- Glenn Irwin (BeerMonster Ducati) 152
- Josh Brookes (FHO Racing BMW Motorrad Workforce) 136
- Leon Haslam (ROKiT BMW Motorrad Workforce) 136
- Jason O’Halloran (McAMS Yamaha) 98
- Lee Jackson (Cheshire Mouldings Kawasaki) 97
- Ryan Vickers (LAMI OMG Racing Yamaha) 85
- Christian Iddon (Oxford Merchandise Racing Ducati) 78
- Jack Kennedy (Mar-Practice Racing Yamaha) 61
For extra info on the Bennetts British Superbike Championship go to www.britishsuperbike.com
Glenn Irwin
BeerMonster Ducati
“It’s a disgrace what occurred in as we speak’s first race as I may have been coming away with a hat-trick however I’m proud of the 2 wins we had and, like, yesterday, I actually, actually loved the ultimate race.
“I may see Tommy within the lead and knew when it was time to up the tempo as while he was robust in some areas, I felt robust throughout the circuit.
“He improved his braking into the hairpin all weekend, however the BeerMonster Ducati was robust out of the hairpin, and I used to be capable of make my transfer alongside the straight and into the primary nook.
“Two wins out of three means it’s been a reasonably good weekend and I have to thank the crew.”
