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2021 Bennetts British Superbikes
Round 11 – Brands Hatch

Images by Dave Yeomans

Supersport Race One

Jack Kennedy was crowned the 2021 Quattro Group British Supersport Champion in fine style, with the Kawasaki rider taking the Sprint race victory by two seconds. Launching off the line, Kennedy was unchallenged on his way to the win, controlling the race from the front.

It was an intense battel behind him for the remaining podium positions though, as Bradley Perie, Ben Currie and Lee Johnston trading places throughout the 12 lap race. With all three riders taking turns to set the fastest lap, Perie was able to take second place in the closing stages and edge away from the pursuers.

Ben Currie completed the podium in third, with Jamie Perrin the first of the GP2 machines, ahead of Nesbitt and Law.

British Supersport / GP2 Race One Results

Pos	Class	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	SSP	Jack KENNEDY	Kawasaki	17m58.575
2	SSP	Bradley PERIE	Yamaha	+2.242
3	SSP	Ben CURRIE	Kawasaki	+2.867
4	SSP	Lee JOHNSTON	Yamaha	+2.896
5	GP2	Jamie PERRIN	Spirit	+4.341
6	GP2	Charlie NESBITT	Kalex	+12.699
7	GP2	Mason LAW	Spirit	+12.816
8	SSP	Harry TRUELOVE	Yamaha	+21.155
9	SSP	Rhys IRWIN	Yamaha	+24.573
10	SSP	Eunan McGLINCHEY	Kawasaki	+25.050
11	SSP	Brandon PAASCH	Triumph	+28.424
12	GP2	Dan JONES	Spirit	+42.763
13	SSP	Jamie van SIKKELERUS	Yamaha	+49.231
14	GP2	Cameron HORSMAN	Chassis Factory	+49.513
15	SSP	Scott SWANN	Yamaha	+50.606
16	GP2	Cameron FRASER	Chassis Factory	+51.270
17	GP2	Harry ROWLINGS	ABM Evo	+51.484
18	GP2	Jack SCOTT	Harris	+1m01.577
19	GP2	James LODGE	Kalex	+1m02.039
20	GP2	Harvey CLARIDGE	Chassis Factory	+1m11.840
21	SSP	Matt TRUELOVE	Honda	+1m11.944
22	SSP	Joey THOMPSON	Honda	+1m22.015
23	SSP	Phil WAKEFIELD	Yamaha	+1m22.075
24	SSP	Emmet O’GRADY	Honda	+1m22.308
25	GP2	Barry BURRELL	Kramer	+1m22.567
26	SSP	Jamie COLLINS	Yamaha	+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	SSP	Danny WEBB	Triumph	7 Laps
DNF	SSP	James HIND	Yamaha	10 Laps

Supersport Race Two

Ben Currie took victory in a dramatic final Quattro Group British Supersport win at Brands Hatch. It was Jack Kennedy who led the way at the end of the opening lap, but the 2021 Champion faced stiff competition from Bradley Perie, who moved into the lead on lap three. With neither rider able to break away, it was a four rider battle for the win as Johnston and Currie joined the fight.

Trading places throughout the first half of the race, disaster would strike on lap six when Perie crashed out of the lead. With nowhere else to go, Kennedy hit the Yamaha machine, forcing him to retire out of the race shortly after.

This left Currie to take the lead ahead of Johnston, but a red flag brought the race to a premature end on lap eight. On the restart, Currie scorched into the lead, with Law and Johnston in close contention, while Kennedy sliced his way through from the back of the grid.

By the final lap, Kennedy was the quickest man on track, narrowly missing out on the win by just 0.033s.

Ben Currie’s win in the final race of the year secured him second place in the 2021 British Supersport Champioinship.

British Supersport / GP2 Race Two Results

Pos	Class	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	SSP	Ben CURRIE	Kawasaki	7m29.304
2	SSP	Jack KENNEDY	Kawasaki	+0.033
3	GP2	Mason LAW	Spirit	+0.387
4	SSP	Lee JOHNSTON	Yamaha	+0.686
5	GP2	Charlie NESBITT	Kalex	+0.807
6	SSP	Eunan McGLINCHEY	Kawasaki	+3.032
7	GP2	Jamie PERRIN	Spirit	+3.343
8	SSP	Harry TRUELOVE	Yamaha	+3.631
9	SSP	Brandon PAASCH	Triumph	+3.956
10	SSP	Rhys IRWIN	Yamaha	+4.469
11	GP2	Dan JONES	Spirit	+7.598
12	GP2	Cameron HORSMAN	Chassis Factory	+12.044
13	GP2	Harry ROWLINGS	ABM Evo	+12.454
14	SSP	Jamie van SIKKELERUS	Yamaha	+15.058
15	SSP	Phil WAKEFIELD	Yamaha	+16.471
16	SSP	Matt TRUELOVE	Honda	+16.899
17	GP2	Barry BURRELL	Kramer	+17.019
18	GP2	Harvey CLARIDGE	Chassis Factory	+21.700
19	SSP	Emmet O’GRADY	Honda	+22.113
20	SSP	Joey THOMPSON	Honda	+28.539
21	SSP	Jamie COLLINS	Yamaha	+37.606
Not Classified
DNF	GP2	Cameron FRASER	Chassis Factory	/

Quattro Group British Supersport Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Jack KENNEDY (Kawasaki)	372
2	Ben CURRIE (Kawasaki)	334
3	Lee JOHNSTON (Yamaha)	302
4	Bradley PERIE (Yamaha)	279
5	Harry TRUELOVE (Yamaha)	233
6	Eunan McGLINCHEY (Kawasaki)	192
7	Kyle SMITH (Triumph)	181
8	Brandon PAASCH (Triumph)	158
9	Rhys IRWIN (Yamaha)	142
10	Jamie van SIKKELERUS (Yamaha)	140
11	Scott SWANN (Yamaha)	112
12	James HIND (Yamaha)	99
13	Phil WAKEFIELD (Yamaha)	96
14	Sam MUNRO (Yamaha)	85
15	Korie McGREEVY (Yamaha)	60
16	Joe DUGGAN (Kawasaki)	43
17	Ben TOLLIDAY (Yamaha)	27
18	Danny WEBB (Triumph)	26
19	Cederic BLOCH (Kawasaki)	20
20	Pete WRIGHT (Kawasaki)	11
21	Elliott LODGE (Yamaha)	11
22	Matt TRUELOVE (Honda)	11
23	Dan COOPER (Honda)	10
24	Joseph LOUGHLIN (Yamaha)	9
25	Joey THOMPSON (Honda)	8
26	Emmet O’GRADY (Honda)	7
27	Stephen THOMAS (Triumph)	6
28	Barry DIMELOW (Kawasaki)	6
29	Michael DUNLOP (Triumph)	5
30	Charles HARDISTY (Yamaha)	4
31	Jody LEES (Kawasaki)	4
32	Jamie COLLINS (Yamaha)	4
33	Dominic HERBERTSON (Kawasaki)	4
34	David KRAWIECKI (Yamaha)	4
35	Ben GRAYSON (Kawasaki)	1
36	Max WADSWORTH (Yamaha)	1

Quattro Group British GP2 Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Charlie NESBITT (Kalex)	490
2	Mason LAW (Spirit)	391
3	Cameron HORSMAN (Chassis Factory)	273
4	Dan JONES (Spirit)	226
5	Cameron FRASER (Chassis Factory)	203
6	Jamie PERRIN (Spirit)	189
7	Jack SCOTT (Harris)	172
8	Harry ROWLINGS (ABM Evo)	166
9	Jake ARCHER (Kalex)	149
10	Harvey CLARIDGE (Chassis Factory)	131
11	Conor WHEELER (Harris)	103
12	Aaron RIDEWOOD (TCR Yamaha)	37
13	Jodie FIELDHOUSE (Ariane)	7
14	James LODGE (Kalex)	7

Pirelli National Superstock 1000

Billy McConnell ensured the 2021 Pirelli National Superstock title came down to the final lap, taking victory in the final race of the year. However, having worked his way through the field to eighth, Tom Neave was eventually able to secure the 2021 title.

Taylor Mackenzie led for much of the race, but McConnell and Jordan Weaving were able to close him down and pass him in the final third of the race. Fending off a last lap challenge from Weaving, McConnell took the win by 0.043s. Fraser Rogers also found a way past Mackenzie on the final lap, completing the podium in third.

He night have only finished eighth in the final encounter but that was still enough for Tom Neave to be crowned the 2021 Pirelli National Superstock Champions with the CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP by a slender five-points over Billy McConnell.

After what started as a difficult season for Tom, plagued with an injury and illness, the Lincolnshire-ace’s luck turned around at the fourth round at Thruxton where he finished third in the second race, to take his first podium this year.

Next up was Donington Park’s National Circuit, and a happy hunting ground for both Tom and the Fireblade SP, he placed second and took his first race win of the 2021 season. The wins didn’t stop there and going to his and the teams’ home round at Cadwell Park, he took the Pole Position and won the race, to then follow up with another win at Snetterton.

With a consistent point-scoring season, Tom racked up three wins, two second places and two third places, and came into this weekend’s grand final 22-points ahead in the standings, and only needing four points to take the title. Crossing the line in eighth place was enough for Tom to be crowned the 2021 Pirelli National Superstock Champion.

Tom Neave

“It’s an absolute dream come true, it’s not just a championship for me, but it’s a championship for the whole team, all my crew, everyone who’s supported me and got behind me – it’s been a hell of a year and the best season to win the title in, I’m not just saying that as I’ve won this year, it’s been unreal, the riders and the depth of field. I’m so grateful to Honda for giving me this opportunity three years ago when I wasn’t too proven, so the championship is for them and I cannot wait to see what the future holds.”

Pirelli National Superstock Championship Race Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Billy McCONNELL	BMW	17m38.787
2	Jordan WEAVING	Kawasaki	+0.043
3	Fraser ROGERS	Aprilia	+0.627
4	Lewis ROLLO	Kawasaki	+0.921
5	Taylor MACKENZIE	BMW	+1.023
6	Alex OLSEN	BMW	+5.932
7	Shane RICHARDSON	BMW	+6.473
8	Tom NEAVE	Honda	+7.995
9	Tim NEAVE	Suzuki	+8.298
10	Brayden ELLIOTT	Suzuki	+9.359
11	David ALLINGHAM	BMW	+9.606
12	Tom OLIVER	Suzuki	+9.754
13	Luke MOSSEY	Kawasaki	+9.884
14	Ian HUTCHINSON	Yamaha	+12.546
15	Levi DAY	Suzuki	+13.261
16	Davey TODD	Honda	+18.305
17	Richard KERR	Honda	+18.419
18	Brent HARRAN	Suzuki	+18.596
19	Ashley BEECH	Suzuki	+19.977
20	Conor CUMMINS	Honda	+20.349
21	Shaun WINFIELD	Honda	+21.103
22	Milo WARD	Kawasaki	+32.499
23	Rob McNEALY	BMW	+32.869
24	David SHOUBRIDGE	Suzuki	+33.115
25	Lee WILLIAMS	Kawasaki	+35.759
26	Tom NORTON	Honda	+44.084
27	Sam HOLME	Kawasaki	+51.804
28	David BROOK	Honda	+53.795
29	Max MORGAN	Kawasaki	+54.926
30	Dave MACKAY	Suzuki	+1m03.097
31	Ben BROADWAY	Aprilia	+1m28.922
Not Classified
DNF	Tom WARD	Suzuki	3 Laps
DNF	TJ TOMS	Kawasaki	6 Laps
DNF	Matt TRUELOVE	BMW	10 Laps
DNF	Chrissy ROUSE	Kawasaki	/

Pirelli National Superstock Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Tom NEAVE (Honda)	246
2	Billy McCONNELL (BMW)	241
3	Alex OLSEN (BMW)	225
4	Fraser ROGERS (Aprilia)	210
5	Luke MOSSEY (Kawasaki)	199
6	Taylor MACKENZIE (BMW)	199
7	Chrissy ROUSE (Kawasaki)	173
8	Lewis ROLLO (Kawasaki)	155
9	Tim NEAVE (Suzuki)	121
10	Ian HUTCHINSON (Yamaha)	81
11	Tom OLIVER (Suzuki)	74
12	Jordan WEAVING (Kawasaki)	65
13	Levi DAY (Suzuki)	57
14	Tom WARD (Suzuki)	56
15	Brayden ELLIOTT (Suzuki)	49
16	Keith FARMER (Kawasaki)	47
17	Shane RICHARDSON (BMW)	47
18	Luke STAPLEFORD (Suzuki)	46
19	Davey TODD (Honda)	43
20	Richard KERR (Honda)	43
21	Luke HEDGER (Suzuki)	40
22	David ALLINGHAM (BMW)	35
23	Damon REES (BMW)	20
24	Mark HECKLES (Honda)	10
25	Ashley BEECH (Suzuki)	8
26	Brent HARRAN (Suzuki)	8
27	James EAST (Aprilia)	6
28	Joe SHELDON-SHAW (Suzuki)	5
29	Dave SELLERS (Suzuki)	3
30	Connor CUMMINS (Honda)	2
31	TJ TOMS (Kawasaki)	2
32	Lee WILLIAMS (Kawasaki)	2
33	Callum GRIGOR (Kawasaki)	1
34	Matt TRUELOVE (BMW)	1

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Race One

Zak Corderoy celebrated victory in the opening Junior Superstock race over Liam Delves and George Stanley.

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Zak CORDEROY	Yamaha	18m15.724
2	Liam DELVES	Kawasaki	+2.384
3	George STANLEY	Kawasaki	+2.479
4	Joe TALBOT	Kawasaki	+8.428
5	Asher DURHAM	Kawasaki	+8.445
6	Eugene McMANUS	Kawasaki	+10.370
7	Louis VALLELEY	Yamaha	+10.410
8	Owen JENNER	Kawasaki	+10.556
9	Max COOK	Kawasaki	+12.394
10	Franco BOURNE	Kawasaki	+12.499
11	Adam HARTGROVE	Yamaha	+13.885
12	Caolan IRWIN	Yamaha	+15.001
13	Sam LAFFINS	Kawasaki	+15.041
14	Cameron HALL	Kawasaki	+16.450
15	Charlie FARRER	Yamaha	+23.122
16	Kade VERWEY	Kawasaki	+30.240
17	Lewis PATERSON	Yamaha	+34.486
18	Ed BEST	Yamaha	+42.952
19	Daniel BROOKS	Kawasaki	+42.958
20	Harry FOWLE	Triumph	+43.249
21	Luke VERWEY	Kawasaki	+43.281
22	Finley ARSCOTT	Kawasaki	+49.896
23	Matt BOWER	Kawasaki	+49.937
24	Adam McLEAN	Honda	+55.634
25	Kier ARMSTRONG	Kawasaki	+58.792
26	Max INGHAM	Kawasaki	+58.890
27	Lynden LEATHERLAND	Yamaha	1:05.445
28	Taylor ROSE	Kawasaki	1:05.481
29	Lewis JONES	Kawasaki	1:14.403
30	Nathan DRURY	Kawasaki	1:14.471
31	Jake HOPPER	Yamaha	1:15.742
32	Jack BEDNAREK	Yamaha	1:21.958
33	James BULL	Yamaha	1:22.315
34	Harry LEIGH	Kawasaki	1:22.439
35	Kayla BARRINGTON	Kawasaki	1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	Jack NIXON	Yamaha	6 Laps
DNF	Josh COWARD	Kawasaki	6 Laps
DNF	Jamie LYONS	Yamaha	8 Laps
DNF	Seth CRUMP	Kawasaki	8 Laps
DNF	Jake CAMPBELL	Kawasaki	11 Laps

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Race Two

Zak Corderoy made it two from two in the Pirelli National Junior Superstock class, but a second place from Jack Nixon saw him crowned 2021 Champion. As he did in yesterday’s race, Corderoy was able to control the race from the front, taking victory by four seconds.

It was a tense race behind however as Nixon and title rival Joe Talbot followed each other closely. Coming down to the final lap, Nixon was able to slice his way through the pack up to second, claiming a podium finish and the 2021 title. Asher Durham was third, with Talbot eventually finishing fourth.

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Zak CORDEROY	Yamaha	15m09.481
2	Jack NIXON	Yamaha	+4.100
3	Asher DURHAM	Kawasaki	+4.143
4	Joe TALBOT	Kawasaki	+4.289
5	Eugene McMANUS	Kawasaki	+4.897
6	Liam DELVES	Kawasaki	+5.048
7	Louis VALLELEY	Yamaha	+5.175
8	Max COOK	Kawasaki	+5.440
9	George STANLEY	Kawasaki	+5.686
10	Owen JENNER	Kawasaki	+10.108
11	Sam LAFFINS	Kawasaki	+10.213
12	Charlie FARRER	Yamaha	+10.241
13	Cameron HALL	Kawasaki	+13.874
14	Kade VERWEY	Kawasaki	+15.385
15	Caolan IRWIN	Yamaha	+15.756
16	Adam HARTGROVE	Yamaha	+15.867
17	Luke VERWEY	Kawasaki	+18.692
18	Ed BEST	Yamaha	+18.717
19	Adam McLEAN	Honda	+25.822
20	Daniel BROOKS	Kawasaki	+27.970
21	Lewis PATERSON	Yamaha	+28.191
22	Harry FOWLE	Triumph	+28.332
23	Jack BEDNAREK	Yamaha	+29.621
24	Max INGHAM	Kawasaki	+31.119
25	Kier ARMSTRONG	Kawasaki	+33.752
26	Lewis JONES	Kawasaki	+34.368
27	Finley ARSCOTT	Kawasaki	+34.823
28	Taylor ROSE	Kawasaki	+46.794
29	Jake HOPPER	Yamaha	+47.150
30	James BULL	Yamaha	+47.184
31	Seth CRUMP	Kawasaki	+47.554
32	Josh COWARD	Kawasaki	+47.762
33	Lynden LEATHERLAND	Yamaha	+47.864
34	Harry LEIGH	Kawasaki	+57.466
35	Jamie LYONS	Yamaha	+58.406
36	Kayla BARRINGTON	Kawasaki	+58.552
37	Jake CAMPBELL	Kawasaki	+59.287
Not Classified
DNF	Franco BOURNE	Kawasaki	2 Laps
DNF	Nathan DRURY	Kawasaki	4 Laps
DNF	Matt BOWER	Kawasaki	7 Laps

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Jack NIXON (Yamaha)	276
2	Joe TALBOT (Kawasaki)	269
3	Zak CORDEROY (Yamaha)	253
4	George STANLEY (Kawasaki)	182
5	Eugene McMANUS (Kawasaki)	171
6	Liam DELVES (Kawasaki)	143
7	Asher DURHAM (Kawasaki)	133
8	Louis VALLELEY (Yamaha)	97
9	Max COOK (Kawasaki)	89
10	Franco BOURNE (Kawasaki)	79
11	Owen JENNER (Kawasaki)	76
12	Sam LAFFINS (Kawasaki)	61
13	Adam HARTGROVE (Yamaha)	59
14	Charlie FARRER (Yamaha)	59
15	Aaron SILVESTER (Yamaha)	45
16	Daniel BROOKS (Kawasaki)	38
17	Kade VERWEY (Kawasaki)	37
18	James ALDERSON (Triumph)	35
19	Caolan IRWIN (Yamaha)	34
20	Cameron HALL (Kawasaki)	28
21	Simon REID (Yamaha)	25
22	Jack BEDNAREK (Yamaha)	17
23	Seth CRUMP (Kawasaki)	10
24	Matt BOWER (Kawasaki)	7
25	Harry FOWLE (Triumph)	5
26	Luke VERWEY (Kawasaki)	4
27	Adam McLEAN (Honda)	3
28	Kier ARMSTRONG (Kawasaki)	2
29	Ed BEST (Kawasaki)	2
30	Lewis JONES (Kawasaki)	1

Ducati TriOptions Cup Race One

Ex British Superbike Champion Chris Walker took a dominant victory in the opening Ducati TriOptions Cup over Craig Neve and John McGuinness.

Ducati TriOptions Cup Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Chris WALKER	Ducati	15m55.694
2	Craig NEVE	Ducati	+4.536
3	John McGUINNESS	Ducati	+17.450
4	Alberto SOLERA	Ducati	+27.409
5	David JONES	Ducati	+27.475
6	Matthew JONES	Ducati	+36.562
7	Oliver SAVAGE	Ducati	+36.704
8	Connor THOMSON	Ducati	+37.027
9	Daniel BOUCHER	Ducati	+37.132
10	Ben FALLA	Ducati	+37.349
11	Andre COMPTON	Ducati	+37.619
12	David SHOUBRIDGE	Ducati	+48.406
13	Matt STEVENS	Ducati	+59.438
14	Max LOFTHOUSE	Ducati	+59.770
15	Mike LONG	Ducati	+1m00.280
16	Ewan POTTER	Ducati	+1m00.574
17	Craig KENNELLY	Ducati	+1m00.861
18	Taylor FOX-MORETON	Ducati	+1m05.524
19	Tom STEVENS	Ducati	+1m11.155
20	Matt BAINBRIDGE	Ducati	+1m20.192
21	Peter HASLER	Ducati	+1m20.203
22	Stephen TAYLOR	Ducati	+1m20.476
23	Carl STEVENS	Ducati	+1m21.547
24	Arron HUGHES	Ducati	+1 Lap
25	Josh DAY	Ducati	+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	Michael TUSTIN	Ducati	3 Laps
DNF	Matt VENN	Ducati	7 Laps
DNF	Jacque FOLEY	Ducati	9 Laps

Ducati TriOptions Cup Race Two

2021 Ducati Tri-Options Cup Champion Josh Day took the final victory of 2021 at Brands Hatch in a cut short encounter, with Chris Walker second and John McGuiness third.

It was Walker who made the best of starts, grabbing the holeshot from Day and Craig Neve, but as they crossed the line to end the opening lap it was Day who regained top spot.

The leading two began to creep away from the chasing pack, pulling a three second gap after the second lap, with Day posting the fastest lap of the race in the process.

With five laps to go the safety car was deployed for an accident, bunching the pack up, and when the race got back underway the race was then red flagged for a second accident, handing Day the victory with Walker second and McGuiness third.

John McGuinness

“It’s been a great end to what’s been a really enjoyable season. I always enjoy racing at Brands Hatch and straightaway on Friday, I felt really good on the bike and posted some good lap times. I felt comfortable in all conditions and with a good start in the first race, I was able to get with the front group and convert it into a third place finish and podium. Sunday’s race followed a similar pattern but you had to be really careful that you stayed on line as it was quite damp off it. The damp white line caught out both Craig and David and I was able to take full advantage with another third place finish coming our way. The team’s worked really hard all season so a big thanks to Blue Earth Construction and all the sponsors for making it all possible.”

Ducati TriOptions Cup Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Josh DAY	Ducati	11m20.418
2	Chris WALKER	Ducati	+0.159
3	John McGUINNESS	Ducati	+0.447
4	David SHOUBRIDGE	Ducati	+0.621
5	Ben FALLA	Ducati	+1.878
6	Daniel BOUCHER	Ducati	+2.264
7	Ewan POTTER	Ducati	+2.461
8	Connor THOMSON	Ducati	+2.779
9	Alberto SOLERA	Ducati	+2.912
10	Carl STEVENS	Ducati	+3.101
11	Oliver SAVAGE	Ducati	+3.345
12	Max LOFTHOUSE	Ducati	+4.530
13	Craig KENNELLY	Ducati	+8.774
14	Matt STEVENS	Ducati	+12.663
15	Simon BASTABLE	Ducati	+14.097
16	Sam COX	Ducati	+14.119
17	Mike LONG	Ducati	+19.899
18	Matt BAINBRIDGE	Ducati	+22.639
19	Taylor FOX-MORETON	Ducati	+22.819
20	Peter HASLER	Ducati	+23.190
21	Andre COMPTON	Ducati	+23.253
22	Jacque FOLEY	Ducati	+1 Lap
23	Matt VENN	Ducati	+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	Michael TUSTIN	Ducati	3.538
DNF	Tom STEVENS	Ducati	10.179
DNF	David JONES	Ducati	3 Laps
DNF	Matthew JONES	Ducati	3 Laps
DNF	Craig NEVE	Ducati	5 Laps
DNF	Stephen TAYLOR	Ducati	/
DNF	Arron HUGHES	Ducati	/

Ducati TriOptions Cup Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Josh DAY (Ducati)	318
2	Chris WALKER (Ducati)	262
3	David SHOUBRIDGE (Ducati)	202
4	Elliott PINSON (Ducati)	199
5	John McGUINNESS (Ducati)	162
6	Craig NEVE (Ducati)	150
7	David JONES (Ducati)	109
8	Alberto SOLERA (Ducati)	106
9	Carl STEVENS (Ducati)	102
10	Edmund BEST (Ducati)	93
11	Michael TUSTIN (Ducati)	88
12	Sam COX (Ducati)	68
13	Max LOFTHOUSE (Ducati)	62
14	Oliver SAVAGE (Ducati)	52
15	Daniel BOUCHER (Ducati)	51
16	Matthew JONES (Ducati)	35
17	Ewan POTTER (Ducati)	30
18	Ben FALLA (Ducati)	24
19	Seb BULPIN (Ducati)	18
20	Jacque FOLEY (Ducati)	18
21	Luke JONES (Ducati)	16
22	Connor THOMSON (Ducati)	16
23	Dijon COMPTON (Ducati)	12
24	Matt STEVENS (Ducati)	12
25	Craig KENNELLY (Ducati)	9
26	Lee DEVONPORT (Ducati)	8
27	Andre COMPTON (Ducati)	8
28	Lee McLAUGHLIN (Ducati)	5
29	Richard SPENCER-FLEET (Ducati)	2
30	Simon BASTABLE (Ducati)	1
31	Mike LONG (Ducati)	1
32	Peter HASLER (Ducati)	1

HEL Performance British Junior Supersport Race One

Charlie Atkins won the opening British Junior Supersport race at Brands by a nose over Adon Davie and Joe Ellis.

HEL Performance British Junior Supersport Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Charlie ATKINS	Kawasaki	9m17.427
2	Adon DAVIE	Kawasaki	+0.047
3	Joe ELLIS	Kawasaki	+0.092
4	Ash BARNES	Yamaha	+0.400
5	Lewis JONES	Kawasaki	+7.846
6	Annabel THOMAS	Kawasaki	+7.852
7	Kieran KENT	Kawasaki	+8.045
8	Declan CONNELL	Kawasaki	+8.646
9	Jack ROACH	Kawasaki	+13.139
10	Lucca ALLEN	Yamaha	+13.150
11	Bradley WILSON	Kawasaki	+14.827
12	Joe FARRAGHER	Kawasaki	+19.641
13	Christopher JOHNSON	Kawasaki	+26.105
14	Zak SHELTON	Kawasaki	+27.981
15	Kai DICKINSON	Kawasak	+28.472
16	Cameron BROWN	Kawasaki	+28.801
17	Corey TINKER	Kawasaki	+28.894
18	Charlotte MARCUZZO	Kawasaki	+29.209
19	Christian SMITH	Kawasaki	+33.749
20	Scarlett ROBINSON	Kawasaki	+37.298
21	Kieran SMITH	Kawasaki	+37.666
22	Jacob STEPHENSON	Yamaha	+43.799
23	Fletcher McINALLY	Kawasaki	+43.853
24	Owen PATERSON	Kawasaki	+45.116
Not Classified
DNF	Oliver MORGAN-EDWARDS	Kawasaki	/

HEL Performance British Junior Supersport Race Two

Adon Davie rounded out the 2021 HEL Performance British Junior Superport season in style with a thrilling victory in the final race. The shortened eight lap race proved an epic battle with three riders fighting it out for the win.

Coming down to the final corner of the final lap, Davie was able to win the drag to the line, beating Ash Barnes by just 0.077s. Yesterday’s race winner Charlie Atkins was third.

HEL Performance British Junior Supersport Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Adon DAVIE	Kawasaki	13m36.439
2	Ash BARNES	Yamaha	+0.077
3	Charlie ATKINS	Kawasaki	+0.154
4	Kam DIXON	Kawasaki	+7.988
5	Joe FARRAGHER	Kawasaki	+8.165
6	Lucca ALLEN	Yamaha	+8.809
7	Jack ROACH	Kawasaki	+9.107
8	Zak SHELTON	Kawasaki	+9.215
9	Joseph THOMAS	Kawasaki	+9.280
10	Declan CONNELL	Kawasaki	+9.828
11	Kieran KENT	Kawasaki	+10.366
12	James McMANUS	Kawasaki	+13.981
13	Joe ELLIS	Kawasaki	+15.415
14	Annabel THOMAS	Kawasaki	+16.889
15	Lewis JONES	Kawasaki	+16.908
16	Cameron DAWSON	Kawasaki	+24.181
17	Kai DICKINSON	Kawasaki	+24.790
18	Corey TINKER	Kawasaki	+24.804
19	Harry COOK	Yamaha	+26.008
20	Christopher JOHNSON	Kawasaki	+26.053
21	Cameron BROWN	Kawasaki	+31.372
22	Kieran SMITH	Kawasaki	+31.408
23	Bradley WILSON	Kawasaki	+33.272
24	Owen PATERSON	Kawasaki	+53.954
25	Oliver MORGAN-EDWARDS	Kawasaki	+54.039
26	Charlotte MARCUZZO	Kawasaki	+55.078
27	Christian SMITH	Kawasaki	+55.199
28	Fletcher McINALLY	Kawasaki	+56.087
29	Jacob STEPHENSON	Yamaha	+58.800
30	Scarlett ROBINSON	Kawasaki	+1m19.357
Not Classified
DNF	Calum BEACH	Kawasaki	7 Laps

HEL Performance British Junior Supersport Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Cameron DAWSON (Kawasaki)	271
2	Ash BARNES (Yamaha)	261
3	Adon DAVIE (Kawasaki)	243
4	Kam DIXON (Kawasaki)	214
5	Lucca ALLEN (Yamaha)	165
6	Joseph THOMAS (Kawasaki)	112
7	Zak SHELTON (Kawasaki)	105
8	James McMANUS (Kawasaki)	99
9	Tom BOOTH-AMOS (Kawasaki)	95
10	Joe FARRAGHER (Kawasaki)	92
11	Charlie ATKINS (Kawasaki)	86
12	Declan CONNELL (Kawasaki)	75
13	Mikey HARDIE (Kawasaki)	63
14	Lewis JONES (Kawasaki)	46
15	Osian JONES (Kawasaki)	44
16	Jack ROACH (Kawasaki)	43
17	Kieran KENT (Kawasaki)	37
18	Joe ELLIS (Kawasaki)	34
19	Annabel THOMAS (Kawasaki)	32
20	Harry COOK (Yamaha)	29
21	Calum BEACH (Kawasaki)	28
22	Chloe JONES (Yamaha)	28
23	Cameron BROWN (Kawasaki)	28
24	Finn SMART-WEEDEN (Kawasaki)	26
25	Christopher JOHNSON (Kawasaki)	23
26	Connor SELLORS (Kawasaki)	21
27	Kieran SMITH (Kawasaki)	17
28	Bradley WILSON (Kawasaki)	11
29	Elliot DUFTON (Kawasaki)	10
30	Jacob STEPHENSON (Yamaha)	9
31	James ROSE (Kawasaki)	8
32	Jack FERRIS (Kawasaki)	7
33	Chris MOFFITT (Kawasaki)	7
34	Oliver MORGAN-EDWARDS (Kawasaki)	4
35	Luke GILBY (Yamaha)	2
36	Christian SMITH (Kawasaki)	2
37	Alessandro VALENTE (KTM)	2
38	Christian SMITH (Kawasaki)	1

Source: MCNews.com.au

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Currie and McConnell score podiums at Donington

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2021 Bennetts British Superbikes
Round Ten – Donington Park

Images by David Yeomans

Supersport Race One

Lee Johnston took victory in a dramatic opening Quattro Group British Supersport Sprint race at Donington Park.

It was Ben Currie who grabbed the holeshot to lead McGlinchey and Johnston over the line at the end of the opening lap. However, with rider trading places throughout the early stages no one was able to break away.

Disaster would strike McGlinchey first as he crashed out on lap five, while Currie would also crash out just a few laps later. This left Johnston in the lead, who was able to hold on to take another victory.

Mason Law was second overall, the first of the GP2 machines, with Scott Swann third and Charlie Nesbitt fourth. Jack Kennedy finished fifth, third in the Supersport class, while Barry Burrell completed the GP2 podium.

British Supersport / GP2 Race One Results

Pos	Class	Rider	Time/Gap
1	SSP	Lee JOHNSTON	23m23.572
2	GP2	Mason LAW	+0.909
3	SSP	Scott SWANN	+11.844
4	GP2	Charlie NESBITT	+13.115
5	SSP	Jack KENNEDY	+18.655
6	SSP	Bradley PERIE	+27.845
7	SSP	Rhys IRWIN	+58.530
8	GP2	Barry BURRELL	+1m30.339
9	GP2	Cameron HORSMAN	+1m30.694
10	SSP	Phil WAKEFIELD	+1m35.372
11	SSP	Harry TRUELOVE	+1m42.414
12	SSP	Brandon PAASCH	+1m45.969
13	GP2	Cameron FRASER	+1m48.183
14	SSP	Elliott LODGE	+1m48.420
15	GP2	Jake ARCHER	+1m53.080
16	SSP	James HIND	+1m57.869
17	SSP	Joe DUGGAN	+1m59.714
18	SSP	Ben TOLLIDAY	+2m02.072
19	GP2	Harvey CLARIDGE	+1 Lap
20	GP2	Harry ROWLINGS	+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	SSP	Danny WEBB	2 Laps
DNF	SSP	Sam MUNRO	3 Laps
DNF	SSP	Ben CURRIE	5 Laps
DNF	GP2	Dan JONES	5 Laps
DNF	SSP	Ben GRAYSON	6 Laps
DNF	SSP	Jamie van SIKKELERUS	7 Laps
DNF	SSP	Eunan McGLINCHEY	8 Laps
DNF	SSP	Korie McGREEVY	11 Laps

Supersport Race Two

Jack Kennedy strengthened his grip on the 2021 Quattro Group British Supersport Championship with a dominant victory in the Feature race. Leaping off the line, the series leader was unchallenged on his way to the victory, taking the win by over four seconds.

Ben Currie finished race two on the podium

Mason Law eventually finished second, the first of the GP2 machines, ahead of Aussie Ben Currie, Nesbitt and Van Sikkelerus. Danny Webb was sixth, ahead of Paasch, Jones, McGlinchey and Truelove.

Kennedy now leads the British Supersport standings on 327-points, with Ben Currie second overall on 293, with a 20-point buffer to third placed Lee Johnston.

British Supersport / GP2 Race Two Results

Pos	Class	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	SSP	Jack KENNEDY	Kawasaki	28m03.039
2	GP2	Mason LAW	Spirit	+4.292
3	SSP	Ben CURRIE	Kawasaki	+5.374
4	GP2	Charlie NESBITT	Kalex	+6.648
5	SSP	Jamie van SIKKELERUS	Yamaha	+8.019
6	SSP	Danny WEBB	Triumph	+8.198
7	SSP	Brandon PAASCH	Triumph	+8.628
8	GP2	Dan JONES	Spirit	+13.797
9	SSP	Eunan McGLINCHEY	Kawasaki	+24.151
10	SSP	Harry TRUELOVE	Yamaha	+24.381
11	SSP	Rhys IRWIN	Yamaha	+25.437
12	GP2	Jamie PERRIN	Spirit	+26.645
13	SSP	James HIND	Yamaha	+49.100
14	GP2	Cameron FRASER	Chassis Factory	+54.190
15	SSP	Scott SWANN	Yamaha	+1m01.629
16	GP2	Barry BURRELL	Kramer	+1m02.422
17	GP2	Harry ROWLINGS	ABM Evo	+1m13.444
18	SSP	Phil WAKEFIELD	Yamaha	+1m18.070
19	GP2	Harvey CLARIDGE	Chassis Factory	+1m27.884
20	SSP	Elliott LODGE	Yamaha	+1m29.951
21	SSP	Joe DUGGAN	Kawasaki	+1m35.640
22	SSP	Ben TOLLIDAY	Yamaha	+1 Lap
23	SSP	Ben GRAYSON	Kawasaki	+1 Lap
24	GP2	Cameron HORSMAN	Chassis Factory	+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	SSP	Bradley PERIE	Yamaha	1 Lap
DNF	SSP	Lee JOHNSTON	Yamaha	1 Lap
DNF	GP2	Jake ARCHER	Kalex	7 Laps
DNF	SSP	Sam MUNRO	Yamaha	15 Laps

Quattro Group British Supersport Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Jack KENNEDY (Kawasaki)	327
2	Ben CURRIE (Kawasaki)	293
3	Lee JOHNSTON (Yamaha)	273
4	Bradley PERIE (Yamaha)	259
5	Harry TRUELOVE (Yamaha)	211
6	Kyle SMITH (Triumph)	181
7	Eunan McGLINCHEY (Kawasaki)	170
8	Brandon PAASCH (Triumph)	140
9	Jamie van SIKKELERUS (Yamaha)	125
10	Rhys IRWIN (Yamaha)	123
11	Scott SWANN (Yamaha)	106
12	James HIND (Yamaha)	99
13	Phil WAKEFIELD (Yamaha)	86
14	Sam MUNRO (Yamaha)	85
15	Korie McGREEVY (Yamaha)	60
16	Joe DUGGAN (Kawasaki)	43
17	Ben TOLLIDAY (Yamaha)	27
18	Danny WEBB (Triumph)	26
19	Cederic BLOCH (Kawasaki)	20
20	Pete WRIGHT (Kawasaki)	11
21	Elliott LODGE (Yamaha)	11
22	Dan COOPER (Honda)	10
23	Joseph LOUGHLIN (Yamaha)	9
24	Stephen THOMAS (Triumph)	6
25	Barry DIMELOW (Kawasaki)	6
26	Michael DUNLOP (Triumph)	5
27	Charles HARDISTY (Yamaha)	4
28	Jody LEES (Kawasaki)	4
29	Dominic HERBERTSON (Kawasaki)	4
30	David KRAWIECKI (Yamaha)	4
31	Max WADSWORTH (Yamaha)	1
32	Ben GRAYSON (Kawasaki)	1

Quattro Group British GP2 Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Charlie NESBITT (Kalex)	450
2	Mason LAW (Spirit)	350
3	Cameron HORSMAN (Chassis Factory)	251
4	Dan JONES (Spirit)	200
5	Cameron FRASER (Chassis Factory)	193
6	Jack SCOTT (Harris)	164
7	Jake ARCHER (Kalex)	149
8	Jamie PERRIN (Spirit)	148
9	Harry ROWLINGS (ABM Evo)	147
10	Harvey CLARIDGE (Chassis Factory)	116
11	Conor WHEELER (Harris)	103
12	Aaron RIDEWOOD (TCR Yamaha)	37
13	Jodie FIELDHOUSE (Ariane)	7

Pirelli National Superstock 1000 Race One

Lewis Rollo mastered the conditions in the opening Pirelli National Superstock race, taking victory by five seconds. The action packed race saw Billy McConnell grab the holeshot ahead of Chrissy Rouse, with Rollo in third at the end of the opening lap.

Billy McConnell crashed out of the Stock race one at Donington

The wet circuit proved a tough race, but taking the lead on lap three, Rollo was able to edge away from the pursuing pack to take victory. Davey Todd eventually secured second place ahead of Tim Neave. Shane Richardson was fourth, ahead of Alex Olsen.

It was a rough race for the Aussies, with McConnell and Brayden Elliott both recording DNF results, while Levi Day finished 23rd.

Pirelli National Superstock Championship Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Lewis ROLLO	Kawasaki	23m05.594
2	Davey TODD	Honda	+5.219
3	Tim NEAVE	Suzuki	+7.837
4	Shane RICHARDSON	BMW	+8.212
5	Alex OLSEN	BMW	+11.314
6	Mark HECKLES	Honda	+21.546
7	Jordan WEAVING	Kawasaki	+22.443
8	Richard KERR	Honda	+24.602
9	Tom OLIVER	Suzuki	+25.173
10	Luke MOSSEY	Kawasaki	+29.050
11	Tom NEAVE	Honda	+35.004
12	Ashley BEECH	Suzuki	+40.482
13	Dave SELLERS	Suzuki	+47.235
14	Conor CUMMINS	Honda	+49.838
15	David ALLINGHAM	BMW	+52.573
16	Craig NEVE	BMW	+53.524
17	Sam HOLME	Kawasaki	+1m08.553
18	Tom WARD	Suzuki	+1m09.012
19	Max STAINTON	BMW	+1m34.315
20	Max MORGAN	Kawasaki	+1m45.652
21	Nathan HARRISON	Honda	+1m47.102
22	Shaun WINFIELD	Honda	+1m52.119
23	Levi DAY	Suzuki	+1 Lap
Not Classifieds
DNF	Chrissy ROUSE	Kawasaki	1 Lap
DNF	Brent HARRAN	Suzuki	2 Laps
DNF	Fraser ROGERS	Aprilia	7 Laps
DNF	Robert HODSON	Kawasaki	8 Laps
DNF	Billy McCONNELL	BMW	9 Laps
DNF	Taylor MACKENZIE	BMW	9 Laps
DNF	Dave MACKAY	Suzuki	10 Laps
DNF	Brayden ELLIOTT	Suzuki	/
DNF	TJ TOMS	Kawasaki	/

Pirelli National Superstock 1000 Race Two

Taylor Mackenzie took victory in the second Pirelli National Superstock race at Donington Park. The action-packed second race saw a continuous battle over the opening lap, but Mackenzie soon found his way in to the lead.

Billy McConnell had a better race two finishing runner up

Holding on to the front spot, the Bathams BMW rider was able to hold off a late charge from Aussie Billy McConnell who eventually secured second. Completing the podium in third was Tom Neave, ahead of Davey Todd and Chrissy Rouse.

Brayden Elliott had a better second race finishing 12th

Brayden Elliott brought his Suzuki home in 12th, while Levi Day finished 14th. New Zealand’s Shane Richardson was 15th.

The result saw McConnell regain second in the standings, a point ahead of Alex Olsen, with Day now 13th, Elliott 19th and Richardson 21st.

New Zealand's Shane Richardson was 15th — New Zealand’s Shane Richardson was 15th on the day

Pirelli National Superstock Championship Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Taylor MACKENZIE	BMW	21m30.474
2	Billy McCONNELL	BMW	+0.494
3	Tom NEAVE	Honda	+1.757
4	Davey TODD	Honda	+2.615
5	Chrissy ROUSE	Kawasaki	+3.795
6	Fraser ROGERS	Aprilia	+5.056
7	Luke MOSSEY	Kawasaki	+5.423
8	Tim NEAVE	Suzuki	+6.284
9	Alex OLSEN	BMW	+10.057
10	David ALLINGHAM	BMW	+13.483
11	Jordan WEAVING	Kawasaki	+13.744
12	Brayden ELLIOTT	Suzuki	+15.942
13	Tom WARD	Suzuki	+17.747
14	Levi DAY	Suzuki	+17.994
15	Shane RICHARDSON	BMW	+18.144
16	Richard KERR	Honda	+21.432
17	Ashley BEECH	Suzuki	+22.315
18	Leon JEACOCK	Suzuki	+22.611
19	Conor CUMMINS	Honda	+23.592
20	Craig NEVE	BMW	+30.872
21	Tom OLIVER	Suzuki	+33.400
22	Shaun WINFIELD	Honda	+43.840
23	TJ TOMS	Kawasaki	+43.949
24	Milo WARD	Kawasaki	+48.403
25	Max STAINTON	BMW	+51.642
26	Nathan HARRISON	Honda	+54.248
27	Jenny TINMOUTH	Honda	+54.682
28	Robert HODSON	Kawasaki	+56.865
29	Dave SELLERS	Suzuki	+1m01.466
30	Mark HECKLES	Honda	+1m08.199
31	Max MORGAN	Kawasaki	+1m09.129
32	Sam HOLME	Kawasaki	+1m09.910
33	Dave MACKAY	Suzuki	+1m16.559
Not Classified
DNF	Brent HARRAN	Suzuki	10 Laps
DNF	Lewis ROLLO	Kawasaki	11 Laps

Pirelli National Superstock Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Tom NEAVE (Honda)	238
2	Billy McCONNELL (BMW)	216
3	Alex OLSEN (BMW)	215
4	Luke MOSSEY (Kawasaki)	196
5	Fraser ROGERS (Aprilia)	194
6	Taylor MACKENZIE (BMW)	188
7	Chrissy ROUSE (Kawasaki)	173
8	Lewis ROLLO (Kawasaki)	142
9	Tim NEAVE (Suzuki)	114
10	Ian HUTCHINSON (Yamaha)	79
11	Tom OLIVER (Suzuki)	70
12	Tom WARD (Suzuki)	56
13	Levi DAY (Suzuki)	56
14	Keith FARMER (Kawasaki)	47
15	Luke STAPLEFORD (Suzuki)	46
16	Jordan WEAVING (Kawasaki)	45
17	Davey TODD (Honda)	43
18	Richard KERR (Honda)	43
19	Brayden ELLIOTT (Suzuki)	43
20	Luke HEDGER (Suzuki)	40
21	Shane RICHARDSON (BMW)	38
22	David ALLINGHAM (BMW)	30
23	Damon REES (BMW)	20
24	Mark HECKLES (Honda)	10
25	Ashley BEECH (Suzuki)	8
26	Brent HARRAN (Suzuki)	8
27	James EAST (Aprilia)	6
28	Joe SHELDON-SHAW (Suzuki)	5
29	Dave SELLERS (Suzuki)	3
30	Lee WILLIAMS (Kawasaki)	2
31	TJ TOMS (Kawasaki)	2
32	Connor CUMMINS (Honda)	2
33	Callum GRIGOR (Kawasaki)	1
34	Matt TRUELOVE (BMW)	1

Pirelli National Junior Superstock

Binch Racing’s Zak Corderoy took his fourth victory of the season at Donington Park in emphatic fashion, with Eugene McManus and Jack Nixon rounding out the podium.

It was McManus who grabbed the holeshot with Franco Bourne and Jack Nixon on his tail, with Talbot and Cook quickly making it a five man battle at the front.

Seth Crump was racing in the Junior Superstock class and finished 26th

The leading group’s battle soon intensified with Nixon taking over at the front, and Corderoy barging his way through the pack. The Yamaha of Corderoy then started to pull away, creating a one second lead over second by lap six. He soon found himself with a three second lead at half race distance, and controlled his lead to take his fourth victory of the season by 3.813s.

McManus held Nixon off on the final lap and on the drag to the line, to round out the podium. Championship challenger Joe Talbot finished fourth.

Australia’s Seth Crump finished 26th and now holds 23rd in the standings.

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Race Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Zak CORDEROY	Yamaha	22m23.483
2	Eugene McMANUS	Kawasaki	+3.818
3	Jack NIXON	Yamaha	+3.863
4	Joe TALBOT	Kawasaki	+4.507
5	Max COOK	Kawasaki	+5.141
6	Franco BOURNE	Kawasaki	+5.577
7	Asher DURHAM	Kawasaki	+12.688
8	Liam DELVES	Kawasaki	+15.337
9	Adam HARTGROVE	Yamaha	+20.232
10	Louis VALLELEY	Yamaha	+23.705
11	Cameron HALL	Kawasaki	+23.775
12	Owen JENNER	Kawasaki	+24.915
13	Sam LAFFINS	Kawasaki	+25.003
14	Charlie FARRER	Yamaha	+25.196
15	Adam McLEAN	Honda	+26.381
16	George STANLEY	Kawasaki	+28.549
17	Kade VERWEY	Kawasaki	+41.153
18	Daniel BROOKS	Kawasaki	+44.508
19	Lewis JONES	Kawasaki	+44.665
20	George EDWARDS	Yamaha	+50.418
21	Ed BEST	Yamaha	+57.183
22	Matt BOWER	Kawasaki	+57.233
23	Jack BEDNAREK	Yamaha	+1m05.437
24	Kier ARMSTRONG	Kawasaki	+1m05.813
25	Kevin COYNE	Kawasaki	+1m06.558
26	Seth CRUMP	Kawasaki	+1m08.252
27	James BULL	MV Agusta	+1m13.334
28	Lynden LEATHERLAND	Yamaha	+1m13.711
29	Oliver JOHNSON	Yamaha	+1m16.174
30	Jake CAMPBELL	Kawasaki	+1m19.420
31	Harry LEIGH	Kawasaki	+1m23.888
32	Taylor ROSE	Kawasaki	+1m25.259
33	Kayla BARRINGTON	Kawasaki	+1m35.155
34	Samuel LAIDLOW	Yamaha	+1 Lap
35	Josh COWARD	Kawasaki	+1 Lap
36	Toby REYNOLDS	Yamaha	+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	Nathan DRURY	Kawasaki	6 Laps
DNF	Caolan IRWIN	Yamaha	7 Laps
DNF	Jake HOPPER	Yamaha	10 Laps
DNF	Harry FOWLE	Triumph	/

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Jack NIXON (Yamaha)	256
2	Joe TALBOT (Kawasaki)	243
3	Zak CORDEROY (Yamaha)	203
4	George STANLEY (Kawasaki)	159
5	Eugene McMANUS (Kawasaki)	150
6	Liam DELVES (Kawasaki)	113
7	Asher DURHAM (Kawasaki)	106
8	Louis VALLELEY (Yamaha)	79
9	Max COOK (Kawasaki)	74
10	Franco BOURNE (Kawasaki)	73
11	Owen JENNER (Kawasaki)	62
12	Adam HARTGROVE (Yamaha)	54
13	Charlie FARRER (Yamaha)	54
14	Sam LAFFINS (Kawasaki)	53
15	Aaron SILVESTER (Yamaha)	45
16	Daniel BROOKS (Kawasaki)	38
17	James ALDERSON (Triumph)	35
18	Kade VERWEY (Kawasaki)	35
19	Caolan IRWIN (Yamaha)	29
20	Simon REID (Yamaha)	25
21	Cameron HALL (Kawasaki)	23
22	Jack BEDNAREK (Yamaha)	17
23	Seth CRUMP (Kawasaki)	10
24	Matt BOWER (Kawasaki)	7
25	Harry FOWLE (Triumph)	5
26	Luke VERWEY (Kawasaki)	4
27	Adam McLEAN (Honda)	3
28	Kier ARMSTRONG (Kawasaki)	2
29	Ed BEST (Kawasaki)	2
30	Lewis JONES (Kawasaki)	1

Honda British Talent Cup

Saturday at Donington Park threw up a serious challenge for the 2021 Honda British Talent Cup, with the standings finely poised and the rain coming down. At the front holding his nerve in a serious show of domination, however, was Casey O’Gorman (Microlise Cresswell Racing) after breaking nearly 20 seconds clear at the head of the field.

Casey O'Gorman — Casey O’Gorman – Image BSB

The fight to complete the podium saw Cormac Buchanan (Microlise Cresswell Racing) storm through in the latter stages to catch the duel for second and then steam past for an impressive podium, with Jamie Lyons (C&M Motors Ltd/Tooltec Racing) vs Carter Brown (City Lifting by RS Racing) going all the way to the wire and Lyons coming out on top.

It was O’Gorman in the hot seat from the off as the number 67 streaked away into the lead from pole, with he and Carter Brown pulling a gap early on. From there, O’Gorman was simply unstoppable. Getting the hammer down and the gap going up and up and up, it was a true masterclass in the wet, at one point nearly 20 seconds clear. After the show of domination, O’Gorman then slacked off a little just before the flag, keeping it tidy to the end to take a well-earned 25 points and his seventh win of the season – as well as the Championship lead. But behind him, there was plenty to be decided.

After the initial shuffle it was Rossi Banham (MJL Racing) vs Brown vs Lyons, with Lucas Brown (Amphibian Scaffolding/SP125 Racing) on the scene and Johnny Garness (City Lifting by RS Racing) dropping a few positions. But lap by lap, the group got whittled down as Carter Brown and Lyons pulled away, Lucas Brown crashed out and then Banham too.

Buchanan was the next on the move, up from 14th on the grid to slice past Garness and set off after Brown-Lyons duel. And the Kiwi made up some incredible ground in the latter stages, cutting three and two seconds a lap off those ahead. By Lap 10 he was on the back of them and only a few corners later had passed both, setting off to make some breathing space in second.

As the final lap dawned, O’Gorman was gone and it seemed the podium was settled, with Buchanan in second, Lyons in third and Brown not able to make up much ground. But by the end of the lap the number 74 had dug deep, and as Buchanan crossed the line for P2 the fight for third went right to the wire. Lyons and Brown were side by side on the drag to the line, and the Northern Irishman was able to keep it by just 0.036 – leaving Brown in fourth and therefore one single point behind O’Gorman ahead of Sunday’s season finale.

The top five was completed by Rhys Stephenson (Rocket Racing) in some space, with Harrison Crosby (Banks Racing) in sixth just under a second clear of James Cook (Wilson Racing). The number 34 had some close company from Garness, who took eighth but just a tenth in further arrears.

Kiyano Veijer (Microlise Cresswell Racing) took ninth just ahead of American teammate Julian Correa, with Sullivan Mounsey (iForce Lloyd & Jones) missing out on the top ten by just six-tenths.

Honda British Talent Cup Race One

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Casey O’GORMAN	Honda	24m14.454
2	Cormac BUCHANAN	Honda	+16.142
3	Jamie LYONS	Honda	+17.754
4	Carter BROWN	Honda	+17.790
5	Rhys STEPHENSON	Honda	+25.577
6	Harrison CROSBY	Honda	+31.960
7	James COOK	Honda	+32.872
8	Johnny GARNESS	Honda	+32.980
9	Kiyano VEIJER	Honda	+42.961
10	Julian CORREA	Honda	+43.157
11	Sullivan MOUNSEY	Honda	+43.811
12	Maik DUIN	Honda	+55.855
13	Evan BELFORD	Honda	+57.578
14	Mason JOHNSON	Honda	+59.177
15	Harrison MACKAY	Honda	+1m16.191
16	Luca HOPKINS	Honda	+1m16.471
17	Alexander ROWAN	Honda	+1m20.066
18	Anthony EAGLE	Honda	+1m24.697
19	Rossi DOBSON	Honda	+1m33.037
20	Daniel GOODMAN	Honda	+1m49.492
21	Troy JEFFREY	Honda	+1m53.328
22	Ryan HITCHCOCK	Honda	+2m03.823
23	Clayton EDMUNDS	Honda	+2m03.887
24	Josh BANNISTER	Honda	+2m08.153
25	Holly HARRIS	Honda	+1 Lap
Not Classifieds
DNF	Corey TINKER	Honda	1 Lap
DNF	Harrison DESSOY	Honda	4 Laps
DNF	JJ CUNNINGHAM	Honda	5 Laps
DNF	Harley McCABE	Honda	6 Laps
DNF	Rossi BANHAM	Honda	9 Laps
DNF	Lucas BROWN	Honda	9 Laps
DNF	Bailey STUART-CAMPBELL	Honda	9 Laps
DNF	Peter WILLIS	Honda	10 Laps
DNF	Lucas HILL	Honda	/

Honda British Talent Cup Race Two

Casey O’Gorman (Microlise Cresswell Racing) ended the season on a high as the number 67 put in another stunner at Donington Park to secure the 2021 Honda British Talent Cup.

Getting the holeshot and, this time in the dry, putting in another dominant performance saw the points leader wrap up the crown in style as closest Championship rival Carter Brown (City Lifting by RS Racing) came home second. Jamie Lyons (C&M Motors Ltd/Tooltec Racing) locked out the podium, ending the season with another top finish.

From the off it was a two rider fight at the front, with O’Gorman streaking away in the lead and only Brown able to go with him. Lyons was holding station in third with a small gap behind him too, with a gaggle of riders then fighting over fourth.

Brown stuck in behind O’Gorman initially, but the number 67 then started to stretch his legs and the gap began to go up. Keeping it tidy under pressure, it was nearly seven seconds by the time the Microlise Cresswell Racing rider made it to the flag to sign off from 2021 in style. Eight wins, three missed rounds and some injury struggles later, O’Gorman is the Honda British Talent Cup Champion!

The fight for second saw Lyons catch Brown mid race and it seemed like that would boil over into a duel, but ultimately the number 74 was able to stay ahead and pull away again, just over two seconds clear of Lyons by the flag. For both it ends the season on a solid high, however, and secures them second and fourth in the final standings, respectively.

The fight for fourth saw Cormac Buchanan (Microlise Cresswell Racing) suffer some late heartbreak as he crashed out, leaving Evan Belford (City Lifting by RS Racing) vs teammate Johnny Garness as the duel for 13 points. Belford took it in the end, securing P3 in the Championship in the process as Garness completed the top five in the race for P5 in the standings.

Rhys Stephenson (Rocket Racing) took another impressive result on Sunday in P6, with some time in hand over Bailey Stuart-Campbell (151s Racing) in seventh. Harrison Crosby (Banks Racing) had a lonelier ride to P8, with the top ten completed by a close finish between Rossi Banham (MJL Racing) and Harley McCabe (MLav VisionTrack Academy).

The final standings saw Casey O’Gorman on 273 to runner-up Carter Brown on 267, while Evan Belford took the final podium position. Australia’s Cormach Buchanan finished the season just outside the top-ten, three points off tenth place.

Cormac Buchanan

“The final Honda British Talent Cup race here at Donington Park was a hard fought battle for P4 throughout and I was having an absolute blast… until the rear let go coming into the penultimate lap, resulting in a massive high side. Battered and bruised with a suspected scaphoid fracture in my wrist. Will need more X-rays in 10 days once the injury has time to settle but not sure that’s an option in MIQ. Gutted to end on such a low after the epic high of yesterday so will try and focus on the positives, including a PB lap time. Massive congrats to my Microlise Cresswell Racing team-mate COG Racing. on taking out the championship. To John and the entire Microlise Cresswell Racing team, enjoy the moment as reward for all of your hard work this season. It’s been a blast and thanks for welcoming this kiwi into the ranks. It’s certainly been a debut campaign of highs and lows – and a huge amount of learning – and I have really appreciated everyone sharing this journey with me. I hope you’ve enjoyed the ride so far!”

Honda British Talent Cup Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Casey O’GORMAN	Honda	25m52.822
2	Carter BROWN	Honda	+6.902
3	Jamie LYONS	Honda	+9.209
4	Evan BELFORD	Honda	+12.188
5	Johnny GARNESS	Honda	+12.312
6	Rhys STEPHENSON	Honda	+14.877
7	Bailey STUART-CAMPBELL	Honda	+25.617
8	Harrison CROSBY	Honda	+28.649
9	Rossi BANHAM	Honda	+33.502
10	Harley McCABE	Honda	+33.779
11	Kiyano VEIJER	Honda	+45.647
12	Corey TINKER	Honda	+46.129
13	Luca HOPKINS	Honda	+54.559
14	Ryan HITCHCOCK	Honda	+54.843
15	Lucas HILL	Honda	+55.107
16	Maik DUIN	Honda	+55.804
17	Julian CORREA	Honda	+56.037
18	Harrison MACKAY	Honda	+1m01.751
19	Josh BANNISTER	Honda	+1m07.656
20	Rossi DOBSON	Honda	+1m16.285
21	Peter WILLIS	Honda	+1m26.292
22	Troy JEFFREY	Honda	+1m28.514
23	Clayton EDMUNDS	Honda	+1m30.112
24	Alexander ROWAN	Honda	+1m31.629
25	Anthony EAGLE	Honda	+1m37.630
26	Holly HARRIS	Honda	+1m37.966
27	Daniel GOODMAN	Honda	1 Lap
Not Classifieds
DNF	Cormac BUCHANAN	Honda	2 Laps
DNF	Lucas BROWN	Honda	7 Laps
DNF	JJ CUNNINGHAM	Honda	9 Laps
DNF	Harrison DESSOY	Honda	9 Laps
DNF	James COOK	Honda	10 Laps

Honda British Talent Cup Race Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Casey O’GORMAN (Honda)	273
2	Carter BROWN (Honda)	267
3	Evan BELFORD (Honda)	244
4	Jamie LYONS (Honda)	223
5	Johnny GARNESS (Honda)	214
6	James COOK (Honda)	144
7	Harrison CROSBY (Honda)	142
8	Ollie WALKER (Honda)	138
9	Sullivan MOUNSEY (Honda)	110
10	Kiyano VEIJER (Honda)	107
11	Cormac BUCHANAN (Honda)	104
12	Bailey STUART-CAMPBELL (Honda)	78
13	Rhys STEPHENSON (Honda)	78
14	Troy JEFFREY (Honda)	52
15	Ryan HITCHCOCK (Honda)	46
16	Rossi BANHAM (Honda)	45
17	Corey TINKER (Honda)	43
18	Harley McCABE (Honda)	40
19	Lucas BROWN (Honda)	32
20	Mason JOHNSON (Honda)	28
21	Luca HOPKINS (Honda)	24
22	Julian CORREA (Honda)	21
23	Harrison DESSOY (Honda)	16
24	Rossi DOBSON (Honda)	15
25	Josh BANNISTER (Honda)	10
26	Harrison MACKAY (Honda)	8
27	Lucas HILL (Honda)	5
28	Alexander ROWAN (Honda)	5
29	Maik DUIN (Honda)	4
30	JJ CUNNINGHAM (Honda)	4

HEL Performance British Junior Supersport Race One

Adon Davie dominated the Hel Performance British Junior Supersport race, taking the opening race win by over 16 seconds. After an action-packed opening few laps, Davie was able to make his way into the lead where he was able to extend away from the pursuing pack. Ash Barnes finished second ahead of Kam Dixon.

HEL Performance British Junior Supersport Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Adon DAVIE	Kawasaki	21m24.431
2	Ash BARNES	Yamaha	+16.098
3	Kam DIXON	Kawasaki	+41.350
4	Charlie ATKINS	Kawasaki	+48.799
5	Jack ROACH	Kawasaki	+52.436
6	Calum BEACH	Kawasaki	+52.635
7	Kieran KENT	Kawasaki	+1m05.356
8	Christopher JOHNSON	Kawasaki	+1m07.071
9	Cameron BROWN	Kawasaki	+1m22.295
10	Joe ELLIS	Kawasaki	+1m23.099
11	Joe FARRAGHER	Kawasaki	+1m44.962
12	Oliver MORGAN-EDWARDS	Kawasaki	+1m45.604
13	James ROSE	Kawasaki	+2m00.878
14	Christian SMITH	Kawasaki	+2m06.460
15	Bradley WILSON	Kawasaki	+2m07.325
16	Katie HAND	Yamaha	+2m15.130
17	Jamie HANKS-ELLIOTT	Kawasaki	+2m16.587
18	Jack SMITH	Kawasaki	+2m19.357
19	Scarlett ROBINSON	Kawasaki	+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	Aaron LILLY	Yamaha	1 Lap
DNF	Declan CONNELL	Kawasaki	2 Laps
DNF	Lewis JONES	Kawasaki	2 Laps
DNF	James McMANUS	Kawasaki	4 Laps
DNF	Mikey HARDIE	Kawasaki	6 Laps
DNF	Cameron DAWSON	Kawasaki	7 Laps
DNF	Kieran SMITH	Kawasaki	7 Laps
DNF	Joseph THOMAS	Kawasaki	9 Laps
DNF	Lucca ALLEN	Yamaha	9 Laps
DNF	Zak SHELTON	Kawasaki	9 Laps
DNF	Annabel THOMAS	Kawasaki	/

HEL Performance British Junior Supersport Race Two

Adon Davie won the Junior Supersport race two as well, with a 2.309-second lead over second-placed Ash Barnes, while James McManus and Calum Beach battled for the final podium position, with McManus coming out on top.

Cameron Dawson currently leads the standings with a 43-point lead over second placed Ash Barnes, who holds 228-points to his 271. Kam Dixon is third after Donington, on 201-points.

The British Junior Supersport class has one round remaining at Brands Hatch.

HEL Performance British Junior Supersport Race Two Results

Pos	Name	Gap
1	Adon DAVIE	–
2	Ash BARNES	2.309
3	James McMANUS	3.776
4	Calum BEACH	3.943
5	Kam DIXON	5.612
6	Lucca ALLEN	6.148
7	Kieran KENT	8.68
8	Charlie ATKINS	9.023
9	Zak SHELTON	10.366
10	Cameron DAWSON	10.972
11	Declan CONNELL	32.686
12	Annabel THOMAS	32.995
13	Jack ROACH	45.773
14	Luke GILBY	46.355
15	Joe ELLIS	47.119
16	Lewis JONES	47.457
17	Oliver MORGAN-EDWARDS	01:19.2
18	James ROSE	01:19.4
19	Aaron LILLY	01:20.3
20	Christian SMITH	01:22.7
21	Mikey HARDIE	01:24.2
22	Bradley WILSON	01:25.9
23	Kieran SMITH	01:26.8
24	Harry COOK	01:43.9
25	Jamie HANKS-ELLIOTT	01:47.4
26	Katie HAND	01:47.8
27	Jacob STEPHENSON	01:50.6
28	Scarlett ROBINSON	01:50.9
29	Jack SMITH	02:08.1
Not Classified
DNF	Christopher JOHNSON	6 Laps
DNF	Joseph THOMAS	7 Laps
DNF	Cameron BROWN	9 Laps
DNF	Joe FARRAGHER	–

HEL Performance British Junior Supersport Championship Standings

Pos	Rider/Manufacturer	Total
1	Cameron DAWSON (Kawasaki)	271
2	Ash BARNES (Yamaha)	228
3	Kam DIXON (Kawasaki)	201
4	Adon DAVIE (Kawasaki)	198
5	Lucca ALLEN (Yamaha)	149
6	Joseph THOMAS (Kawasaki)	105
7	Tom BOOTH-AMOS (Kawasaki)	95
8	James McMANUS (Kawasaki)	95
9	Zak SHELTON (Kawasaki)	95
10	Joe FARRAGHER (Kawasaki)	77
11	Mikey HARDIE (Kawasaki)	63
12	Declan CONNELL (Kawasaki)	61
13	Charlie ATKINS (Kawasaki)	45
14	Osian JONES (Kawasaki)	44
15	Lewis JONES (Kawasaki)	34
16	Harry COOK (Yamaha)	29
17	Chloe JONES (Yamaha)	28
18	Cameron BROWN (Kawasaki)	28
19	Calum BEACH (Kawasaki)	28
20	Jack ROACH (Kawasaki)	27
21	Finn SMART-WEEDEN (Kawasaki)	26
22	Kieran KENT (Kawasaki)	23
23	Connor SELLORS (Kawasaki)	21
24	Christopher JOHNSON (Kawasaki)	20
25	Annabel THOMAS (Kawasaki)	20
26	Kieran SMITH (Kawasaki)	17
27	Joe ELLIS (Kawasaki)	15
28	Elliot DUFTON (Kawasaki)	10
29	Jacob STEPHENSON (Yamaha)	9
30	James ROSE (Kawasaki)	8
31	Jack FERRIS (Kawasaki)	7
32	Chris MOFFITT (Kawasaki)	7
33	Bradley WILSON (Kawasaki)	6
34	Oliver MORGAN-EDWARDS (Kawasaki)	4
35	Alessandro VALENTE (KTM)	2
36	Christian SMITH (Kawasaki)	2
35	Luke GILBY (Yamaha)	2

Source: MCNews.com.au

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Penultimate round of BSB sees championship shaken up

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2021 Bennetts British Superbikes
Round Ten – Donington Park

Superbike Race Two

Tarran Mackenzie claimed his second victory of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship Showdown at Donington Park early on Sunday afternoon, carving his way through the field from his fifth row start to take the lead on the penultimate lap from Danny Buchan and Christian Iddon.

Saturday’s race winner Gino Rea had initially led the pack on the opening lap from his pole positon start, but soon young gun Storm Stacey made his move to take the lead as he took advantage of his front row start.

By lap four, Rea was back at the front and was then holding off Iddon, Buchan and Josh Brookes as the Title Fighters bid to try to close down the deficit to the McAMS Yamaha pairing who hold the leading positions in the standings.

Buchan was pushing to make amends for his crash yesterday and he made a move into second on Iddon at the Old Hairpin on lap six, before firing the SYNETIQ BMW to the front with a pass on Rea into the Fogarty Esses.

Buchan and Iddon were then duelling for the lead constantly with the VisionTrack Ducati rider getting back ahead by the start of the twelfth lap, before his BMW rival reclaimed the advantage with three laps remaining.

Iddon leading ahead of Buchan, Rea and Mackenzie

Whilst the leading pair fought for the victory, Mackenzie had been consistently making his way through the pack, moving into the top six by lap ten before being within striking distance of the leaders just five laps later.

The McAMS Yamaha rider dived ahead of Iddon with three laps remaining, and despite a huge moment at the Melbourne Hairpin, he was instantly able to regain composure and pass Buchan for the lead on the penultimate lap into the Fogarty Esses.

Mackenzie had the edge for the victory, just ahead of Buchan and Iddon with Rea delivering another strong performance to take fourth place for the Buildbase Suzuki team.

An important win for Mackenzie gave him the upper hand in the championship hunt against Jason O’Halloran

Lee Jackson was back inside the top five for the FS-3 Racing Kawasaki team, ahead of Kyle Ryde who had been mixing it with the lead group in the earlier stages of the race.

Tommy Bridewell was the next of the Title Fighters in seventh with Andrew Irwin completing the top eight for SYNETIQ BMW.

O’Halloran was tenth ahead of Glenn Irwin and Josh Brookes, whilst Peter Hickman, the final Title Fighter was forced to retire after a technical problem.

The win gave Mackenzie an 18-point advantage over McAMS Yamaha team-mate Jason O’Halloran at the top of the standings, after the pair had started the race on equal points.

BSB Superbike Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Tarran MACKENZIE	Yamaha	30m12.526
2	Danny BUCHAN	BMW	+0.833
3	Christian IDDON	Ducati	+1.400
4	Gino REA	Suzuki	+2.031
5	Lee JACKSON	Kawasaki	+3.658
6	Kyle RYDE	BMW	+4.214
7	Tommy BRIDEWELL	Ducati	+4.546
8	Andrew IRWIN	BMW	+7.163
9	Jason O’HALLORAN	Yamaha	+7.928
10	Glenn IRWIN	Honda	+8.678
11	Josh BROOKES	Ducati	+9.441
12	Bradley RAY	BMW	+13.073
13	Naomichi URAMOTO	Suzuki	+26.797
14	Ryo MIZUNO	Honda	+26.912
15	Ryan VICKERS	Kawasaki	+33.929
16	Bjorn ESTMENT	Suzuki	+35.524
17	Joe SHELDON-SHAW	BMW	+45.270
18	Takumi TAKAHASHI	Honda	+46.387
19	Luke HOPKINS	Honda	+1m08.369
20	Brian McCORMACK	BMW	+1m31.002
21	Jesse TRAYLER	BMW	+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	Dean HARRISON	Kawasaki	1 Lap
DNF	Peter HICKMAN	BMW	8 Laps
DNF	Josh OWENS	Kawasaki	10 Laps
DNF	Joe FRANCIS	BMW	12 Laps
DNF	Storm STACEY	Kawasaki	12 Laps
DNF	Rory SKINNER	Kawasaki	POS

BSB Superbike Race Three

In the final race of the weekend, Gino Rea added to his debut Bennetts BSB race win from Saturday by again mastering the wet conditions to hold off Iddon and Jackson on his way to victory.

The race start was delayed initially with a heavy shower imminent and when the action got underway, it was then held in wet conditions over a reduced 15-lap battle.

Championship leader Mackenzie got the best start off the line to lead, but Rea was soon attacking and he moved ahead on the Buildbase Suzuki.

Iddon and Jackson were holding onto second and third as the leading trio had an advantage over the rest of the pack, but it was disappointment for Mackenzie as he was forced out of the action when a broken battery connector brought his R1 to a halt.

As Rea claimed the double victory, it was a significant moment in the title chase for Iddon as the VisionTrack Ducati rider more than halved the advantage to his McAMS Yamaha rivals after the three races at Donington Park. The VisionTrack Ducati rider now heads to the final round with just a 15-point deficit to Mackenzie at the top.

BSB Superbike Race Three Podium
1. Gino Rea (Buildbase Suzuki)
2. Christian Iddon (VisionTrack Ducati) +2.635s
3. Lee Jackson (FS-3 Racing Kawasaki) +8.610s

Jackson became the 15th different podium finisher of the 2021 season with his top three finish for the FS-3 Racing Kawasaki team, as the leading trio had a clear advantage over Tommy Bridewell in fourth place for the Oxford Products Racing Ducati team.

Josh Brookes was the first of the Title Fighters to suffer a disappointing end to the race, crashing out unhurt at Craner Curves, ending his hopes of a late championship comeback. Glenn Irwin had to start from pitlane after a problem on the warm up lap and despite salvaging tenth, the Honda Racing rider is now also out of title contention, leaving six riders mathematically in the mix for the finale at Brands Hatch.

It was another tough day for Jason O’Halloran who was unable to capitalise on his McAMS Yamaha team-mate’s misfortune in the final race, as he claimed an eighth place finish, meaning he heads into the season finale at Brands Hatch on the weekend of October 17, now 10-points adrift of Mackenzie.

Christian Iddon and Tommy Bridewell remain in the championship hunt should both of the McAMS Yamaha riders fail to fire at the finale. Defending champion Josh Brookes no longer has a mathematical chance of defending his #1 plate.

Tarran Mackenzie

“I think there are a lot of positives to take out of this weekend as we come away from Donington with a bigger points lead than we had coming here, so I’m really happy with that. We showed our speed in the first race coming through from 13th to win. In the dry we have a great setting, in the wet in the final race I also felt really comfortable and had a good feeling but unfortunately a little technical problem, which was no-one’s fault, ruled us out. We go to Brands Hatch with a bit of a buffer, it’s not a lot, but it’s a bit and I look forward to getting stuck in there.”

Christian Iddon

“It’s been a good day and with second and third place finishes today, it’s been fantastic for the championship. I went with the hard tyre for the first race as I wasn’t sure if the softer tyre would last but the wind was really strong, and it was a tough race. Conditions were again tricky in the final race, and it was very similar to how it went on Saturday with Gino setting a good pace. I sat behind him and we were quite a bit quicker than the rest of the field. A win was on my mind, but he was really committed in the final two laps so fair play to him. With three podiums this weekend, it’s been superb for our title aspirations and we’re well and truly in the mix heading into the final round.”

Josh Brookes

“I’m lost for words to be honest with how today has gone and we’re still struggling with the issues that have blighted us all year. If I ride at the level that’s comfortable, I finish outside the top ten and if I ride with where I think the bike should be, I crash. On the odd occasion this season, I’ve been able to get away with it and get some sort of acceptable results and the small improvements have masked over the fundamental problems. It’s been a tough day.”

BSB Superbike Race Three Results

Pos	Rider	BIke	Time/Gap
1	Gino REA	Suzuki	26m54.981
2	Christian IDDON	Ducati	+2.635
3	Lee JACKSON	Kawasaki	+8.610
4	Tommy BRIDEWELL	Ducati	+41.557
5	Andrew IRWIN	BMW	+54.092
6	Ryan VICKERS	Kawasaki	+58.052
7	Peter HICKMAN	BMW	+1m01.016
8	Jason O’HALLORAN	Yamaha	+1:08.487
9	Joe FRANCIS	BMW	+1m08.917
10	Glenn IRWIN	Honda	+1m17.813
11	Storm STACEY	Kawasaki	+1m20.259
12	Rory SKINNER	Kawasaki	+1m24.824
13	Naomichi URAMOTO	Suzuki	+1m35.770
14	Bradley RAY	BMW	+1m37.652
15	Kyle RYDE	BMW	+1m38.144
16	Josh OWENS	Kawasaki	+1m45.812
17	Bjorn ESTMENT	Suzuki	+1m47.239
18	Joe SHELDON-SHAW	BMW	+1m49.037
19	Dean HARRISON	Kawasaki	+1m53.592
20	Takumi TAKAHASHI	Honda	+1 Lap
21	Ryo MIZUNO	Honda	+1 Lap
22	Luke HOPKINS	Honda	+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	Brian McCORMACK	BMW	8 Laps
DNF	Danny BUCHAN	BMW	9 Laps
DNF	Tarran MACKENZIE	Yamaha	14 Laps
DNF	Josh BROOKES	Ducati	14 Laps
DNF	Jesse TRAYLER	BMW	/

Bennetts British Superbike Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Tarran MACKENZIE (Yamaha)	1127
2	Jason O’HALLORAN (Yamaha)	1117
3	Christian IDDON (Ducati)	1112
4	Tommy BRIDEWELL (Ducati)	1106
5	Danny BUCHAN (BMW)	1061
6	Peter HICKMAN (BMW)	1059
7	Josh BROOKES (Ducati)	1047
8	Glenn IRWIN (Honda)	1041
9	Lee JACKSON (Kawasaki)	230
10	Bradley RAY (BMW)	227
11	Gino REA (Suzuki)	184
12	Ryan VICKERS (Kawasaki)	176
13	Rory SKINNER (Kawasaki)	169
14	Andrew IRWIN (BMW)	152
15	Kyle RYDE (BMW)	104
16	Dan LINFOOT (Honda)	69
17	Xavi FORÉS (BMW)	52
18	Danny KENT (Suzuki)	49
19	Storm STACEY (Kawasaki)	44
20	Joe FRANCIS (BMW)	29
21	Dean HARRISON (Kawasaki)	26
22	Ryo MIZUNO (Honda)	11
24	Luke STAPLEFORD (Suzuki)	10
23	Bjorn ESTMENT (Suzuki)	9
25	Tim NEAVE (Suzuki)	7
26	Takumi TAKAHASHI (Honda)	6
27	Naomichi URAMOTO (Suzuki)	6
28	Josh OWENS (Kawasaki)	3
29	Michael DUNLOP (Suzuki)	2
30	Luke HOPKINS (Honda)	2
31	Joe SHELDON-SHAW (Kawasaki)	1
32	Brian McCORMACK (BMW)	1

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Gino Rea dominates Donington BSB opener as rivals fall

October 2, 2021 mcnews Leave a comment

2021 Bennetts British Superbikes
Round Ten – Donington Park

Gino Rea celebrated his first podium finish in the Bennetts British Superbike Championship in style at Donington Park on Saturday, mastering the tricky conditions to claim his debut victory for the Buildbase Suzuki team as several of the Title Fighters crashed out of the action.

At the start, Rea launched off the pole position to hit the front of the field heading into Redgate for the first time. The Buildbase Suzuki contender was ahead of Danny Buchan and Glenn Irwin, but as the pack reached Goddards, Buchan had edged the SYNETIQ BMW ahead to take the lead.

Buchan held the advantage for two laps before running wide on the exit of Redgate on the third lap, handing the lead back to Rea, who then continued to post a sequence of rapid times to break the pack and build an advantage at the front. Rea controlled the race to become the eighth different race winner of the season.

Peter Hickman was the first of the Title Fighters to tumble out of contention at Starkeys on lap three, with Glenn Irwin crashing out a few corners later on the brakes into the Fogarty Esses. Buchan also slid out of the race on lap four.

As Rea had a comfortable time advantage, behind Josh Brookes had moved into second on the VisionTrack Ducati with Tommy Bridewell and Lee Jackson in the closing pack. However the reigning champion couldn’t save an off track moment, and he tipped off on the grass at Schwantz Curve on the fifth lap.

Title Fighter Tommy Bridewell was another rider to end his race prematurely and just a few corners later than rival Brookes, he crashed into Coppice.

That elevated Storm Stacey into second position on the LKQ Euro Car Parts Kawasaki; however, he too crashed out on the ninth lap at Redgate, meaning the podium line up changed again as Lee Jackson moved into second with Christian Iddon and Kyle Ryde next in the chasing pack.

The trio took the fight for the podium down to the wire on the final lap, with Ryde emerging ahead to claim second and become the 13th different rider to have scored a podium finish in 2021, with Iddon salvaging a strong third after his sixth row start.

Kyle Ryde took second ahead of Christian Iddon

Jackson equalled his best result of the season in fourth place just ahead of McAMS Yamaha’s Jason O’Halloran, the Australian now sits level on points with team-mate Tarran Mackenzie ahead of Sunday’s two races.

Joe Francis made an impressive debut with the FHO Racing BMW team to score a sixth place finish with Ryan Vickers, Bradley Ray and Rory Skinner completing the top ten despite a back of the grid start after falling on the sighting lap.

Bennetts British Superbike Championship
Donington Park, Race One

Gino Rea (Buildbase Suzuki)
Kyle Ryde (Rich Energy OMG Racing BMW) +2.016s
Christian Iddon (VisionTrack Ducati) +3.405s
Lee Jackson (FS-3 Racing Kawasaki) +3.518s
Jason O’Halloran (McAMS Yamaha) +44.703s
Joe Francis (FHO Racing BMW) +52.859s
Tarran Mackenzie (McAMS Yamaha) +57.782s
Ryan Vickers (RAF Regular & Reserve Kawasaki) +1m:02.000s
Bradley Ray (Rich Energy OMG Racing BMW) +1m:06.234s
Rory Skinner (FS-3 Racing Kawasaki) +1m:12.423s

Bennetts British Superbike Championship Standings

Jason O’Halloran (McAMS Yamaha) 1102
Tarran Mackenzie (McAMS Yamaha) 1102
Tommy Bridewell (Oxford Products Racing Ducati) 1084
Christian Iddon (VisionTrack Ducati) 1076
Peter Hickman (FHO Racing BMW) 1050
Josh Brookes (VisionTrack Ducati) 1042
Danny Buchan (SYNETIQ BMW) 1041
Glenn Irwin (Honda Racing) 1029

Josh Brookes

“It’s been a tough day and to crash out of second place after a good effort in qualifying is a massive downer and I’m gutted for both myself and the team. The only comfort is that I wasn’t alone, and a lot of other riders went down in the treacherous conditions. I’m just frustrated though that I saved the slide and only came off because of being on the wet grass. I can’t dwell on it though and the forecast looks a lot better for tomorrow. I’m P3 on the grid and the bike’s been working well all weekend so let’s see what we can do.”

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Mackenzie tops opening BSB practice at Donington

October 1, 2021 mcnews Leave a comment

2021 Bennetts British Superbikes
Round Ten – Donington Park

Tarran Mackenzie set the benchmark for his Bennetts British Superbike Championship title rivals after the opening SUPERPICKS Free Practice sessions at Donington Park, as the top three riders dipped under the existing lap record.

McAMS Yamaha’s Mackenzie secured the top position as the final ten minutes of the session counted down, surging ahead of Bradley Ray, who was setting the pace before the final flurry of fast laps at the end of the session.

Tarran Mackenzie – McAMS Yamaha – P1

“I am usually a slow burner on a Friday and so I didn’t expect to top the sessions! I think it’s the first time I’ve probably ever topped a free practice on a Friday this year, so to be in the position we are coming into the weekend, and with how it has gone today is really good. The conditions can still change this weekend, but it is important to know that we can be fast in the dry as that could still be what happens, but I feel that we are ready for that and the McAMS Yamaha is feeling good. Free Practice doesn’t mean anything for the championship, but it certainly feels good to have ended the day fastest and we are feeling positive ahead of the race tomorrow.”

Mackenzie heads into tomorrow’s action bidding to extend his two-point advantage at the top of the standings in the opening BikeSocial Race at his home round.

Christian Iddon held on to second position after the opening day on track; the VisionTrack Ducati rider moving just 0.121s adrift of Mackenzie on his penultimate lap of the day, after the session was briefly red flagged after separate crashes from Andrew Irwin and Gino Rea at Craner Curves.

Danny Buchan was third fastest after topping the earlier session for the SYNETIQ BMW team, just ahead of Jason O’Halloran, who is ready to fight back to overhaul his McAMS Yamaha teammate at the top of the standings.

Ray dropped to fifth place at the chequered flag, with the Rich Energy OMG Racing BMW rider and Lee Jackson splitting the Title Fighters on the times.

Peter Hickman overcame his small crash this morning to finish in seventh position for the FHO Racing BMW team, just ahead of reigning champion Josh Brookes on the second of the VisionTrack Ducatis.

Rory Skinner and Title Fighter Glenn Irwin completed the top ten, marginally ahead of Andrew Irwin and Tommy Bridewell, who complete the riders who will progress directly into tomorrow’s Q2 grid decider.

Bennetts British Superbike Championship
Donington Park, SUPERPICKS 12 Free Practice

Tarran Mackenzie (McAMS Yamaha) 1m:28.708s
Christian Iddon (VisionTrack Ducati) +0.121s
Danny Buchan (SYNETIQ BMW) +0.180s
Jason O’Halloran (McAMS Yamaha) +0.299s
Bradley Ray (Rich Energy OMG Racing BMW) +0.304s
Lee Jackson (FS-3 Racing Kawasaki) +0.380s
Peter Hickman (FHO Racing BMW) +0.403s
Josh Brookes (VisionTrack Ducati) +0.461s
Rory Skinner (FS-3 Racing Kawasaki) +0.475s
Glenn Irwin (Honda Racing) +0.596s
Andrew Irwin (SYNETIQ BMW) +0.770s
Tommy Bridewell (Oxford Products Racing Ducati) +0.967s

Bennetts British Superbike Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Tarran MACKENZIE (Yamaha)	1093
2	Jason O’HALLORAN (Yamaha)	1091
3	Tommy BRIDEWELL (Ducati)	1084
4	Christian IDDON (Ducati)	1060
5	Peter HICKMAN (BMW)	1050
6	Josh BROOKES (Ducati)	1042
7	Danny BUCHAN (BMW)	1041
8	Glenn IRWIN (Honda)	1029
9	Bradley RAY (BMW)	214
10	Lee JACKSON (Kawasaki)	190
11	Rory SKINNER (Kawasaki)	159
12	Ryan VICKERS (Kawasaki)	157
13	Andrew IRWIN (BMW)	129
14	Gino REA (Suzuki)	121
15	Kyle RYDE (BMW)	73
16	Dan LINFOOT (Honda)	69
17	Xavi FORÉS (BMW)	52
18	Danny KENT (Suzuki)	49
19	Storm STACEY (Kawasaki)	39
20	Dean HARRISON (Kawasaki)	26
21	Joe FRANCIS (BMW)	12
22	Luke STAPLEFORD (Suzuki)	10
23	Ryo MIZUNO (Honda)	9
24	Tim NEAVE (Suzuki)	7
25	Bjorn ESTMENT (Suzuki)	4
26	Takumi TAKAHASHI (Honda)	3
27	Michael DUNLOP (Suzuki)	2
28	Luke HOPKINS (Honda)	2
29	Josh OWENS (Kawasaki)	1
30	Joe SHELDON-SHAW (Kawasaki)	1

Quattro Group British Supersport Championship Standings

Points	Rider	Points
1	Jack KENNEDY (Kawasaki)	286
2	Ben CURRIE (Kawasaki)	273
3	Lee JOHNSTON (Yamaha)	248
4	Bradley PERIE (Yamaha)	246
5	Harry TRUELOVE (Yamaha)	193
6	Kyle SMITH (Triumph)	181
7	Eunan McGLINCHEY (Kawasaki)	160
8	Brandon PAASCH (Triumph)	121
9	Jamie van SIKKELERUS (Yamaha)	109
10	Rhys IRWIN (Yamaha)	104
11	James HIND (Yamaha)	86
12	Sam MUNRO (Yamaha)	85
13	Scott SWANN (Yamaha)	80
14	Phil WAKEFIELD (Yamaha)	71
15	Korie McGREEVY (Yamaha)	60
16	Joe DUGGAN (Kawasaki)	35
17	Ben TOLLIDAY (Yamaha)	21
18	Cederic BLOCH (Kawasaki)	20
19	Danny WEBB (Triumph)	13
20	Pete WRIGHT (Kawasaki)	11
21	Dan COOPER (Honda)	10
22	Joseph LOUGHLIN (Yamaha)	9
23	Stephen THOMAS (Triumph)	6
24	Barry DIMELOW (Kawasaki)	6
25	Michael DUNLOP (Triumph)	5
26	Dominic HERBERTSON (Kawasaki)	4
27	David KRAWIECKI (Yamaha)	4
28	Jody LEES (Kawasaki)	4
29	Charles HARDISTY (Yamaha)	4
30	Max WADSWORTH (Yamaha)	1

Quattro Group British GP2 Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Charlie NESBITT (Kalex)	410
2	Mason LAW (Spirit)	300
3	Cameron HORSMAN (Chassis Factory)	227
4	Dan JONES (Spirit)	184
5	Cameron FRASER (Chassis Factory)	169
6	Jack SCOTT (Harris)	164
7	Jake ARCHER (Kalex)	138
8	Jamie PERRIN (Spirit)	135
9	Harry ROWLINGS (ABM Evo)	128
10	Conor WHEELER (Harris)	103
11	Harvey CLARIDGE (Chassis Factory)	97
12	Aaron RIDEWOOD (TCR Yamaha)	37
13	Jodie FIELDHOUSE (Ariane)	7

Pirelli National Superstock 1000

Pirelli National Superstock Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Tom NEAVE (Honda)	217
2	Alex OLSEN (BMW)	197
3	Billy McCONNELL (BMW)	196
4	Fraser ROGERS (Aprilia)	184
5	Luke MOSSEY (Kawasaki)	181
6	Taylor MACKENZIE (BMW)	163
7	Chrissy ROUSE (Kawasaki)	162
8	Lewis ROLLO (Kawasaki)	117
9	Tim NEAVE (Suzuki)	90
10	Ian HUTCHINSON (Yamaha)	79
11	Tom OLIVER (Suzuki)	63
12	Levi DAY (Suzuki)	54
13	Tom WARD (Suzuki)	53
14	Keith FARMER (Kawasaki)	47
15	Luke STAPLEFORD (Suzuki)	46
16	Luke HEDGER (Suzuki)	40
17	Brayden ELLIOTT (Suzuki)	39
18	Richard KERR (Honda)	35
19	Jordan WEAVING (Kawasaki)	31
20	Shane RICHARDSON (BMW)	24
21	David ALLINGHAM (BMW)	23
22	Damon REES (BMW)	20
23	Davey TODD (Honda)	10
24	Brent HARRAN (Suzuki)	8
25	James EAST (Aprilia)	6
26	Joe SHELDON-SHAW (Suzuki)	5
27	Ashley BEECH (Suzuki)	4
28	Lee WILLIAMS (Kawasaki)	2
29	TJ TOMS (Kawasaki)	2
30	Callum GRIGOR (Kawasaki)	1
31	Matt TRUELOVE (BMW)	1

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Jack NIXON (Yamaha)	240
2	Joe TALBOT (Kawasaki)	230
3	Zak CORDEROY (Yamaha)	178
4	George STANLEY (Kawasaki)	159
5	Eugene McMANUS (Kawasaki)	130
6	Liam DELVES (Kawasaki)	105
7	Asher DURHAM (Kawasaki)	97
8	Louis VALLELEY (Yamaha)	73
9	Max COOK (Kawasaki)	63
10	Franco BOURNE (Kawasaki)	63
11	Owen JENNER (Kawasaki)	58
12	Charlie FARRER (Yamaha)	52
13	Sam LAFFINS (Kawasaki)	50
14	Adam HARTGROVE (Yamaha)	47
15	Aaron SILVESTER (Yamaha)	45
16	Daniel BROOKS (Kawasaki)	38
17	James ALDERSON (Triumph)	35
18	Kade VERWEY (Kawasaki)	35
19	Caolan IRWIN (Yamaha)	29
20	Simon REID (Yamaha)	25
21	Cameron HALL (Kawasaki)	18
22	Jack BEDNAREK (Yamaha)	17
23	Seth CRUMP (Kawasaki)	10
24	Matt BOWER (Kawasaki)	7
25	Harry FOWLE (Triumph)	5
26	Luke VERWEY (Kawasaki)	4
27	Kier ARMSTRONG (Kawasaki)	2
28	Adam McLEAN (Honda)	2
29	Ed BEST (Kawasaki)	2
30	Lewis JONES (Kawasaki)	1

HEL Performance British Junior Supersport Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Cameron DAWSON (Kawasaki)	265
2	Ash BARNES (Yamaha)	188
3	Kam DIXON (Kawasaki)	174
4	Adon DAVIE (Kawasaki)	148
5	Lucca ALLEN (Yamaha)	139
6	Joseph THOMAS (Kawasaki)	105
7	Tom BOOTH-AMOS (Kawasaki)	95
8	Zak SHELTON (Kawasaki)	88
9	James McMANUS (Kawasaki)	79
10	Joe FARRAGHER (Kawasaki)	72
11	Mikey HARDIE (Kawasaki)	63
12	Declan CONNELL (Kawasaki)	56
13	Osian JONES (Kawasaki)	44
14	Lewis JONES (Kawasaki)	34
15	Harry COOK (Yamaha)	29
16	Chloe JONES (Yamaha)	28
17	Finn SMART-WEEDEN (Kawasaki)	26
18	Charlie ATKINS (Kawasaki)	24
19	Connor SELLORS (Kawasaki)	21
20	Cameron BROWN (Kawasaki)	21
21	Kieran SMITH (Kawasaki)	17
22	Annabel THOMAS (Kawasaki)	16
23	Jack ROACH (Kawasaki)	13
24	Christopher JOHNSON (Kawasaki)	12
25	Elliot DUFTON (Kawasaki)	10
26	Jacob STEPHENSON (Yamaha)	9
27	Joe ELLIS (Kawasaki)	8
28	Jack FERRIS (Kawasaki)	7
29	Chris MOFFITT (Kawasaki)	7
30	Calum BEACH (Kawasaki)	5
31	Bradley WILSON (Kawasaki)	5
32	Kieran KENT (Kawasaki)	5
33	James ROSE (Kawasaki)	5
34	Alessandro VALENTE (KTM)	2

Ducati Performance TriOptions Cup Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Bike
1	Josh DAY (Ducati)	293
2	Chris WALKER (Ducati)	217
3	Elliott PINSON (Ducati)	199
4	David SHOUBRIDGE (Ducati)	185
5	Craig NEVE (Ducati)	130
6	John McGUINNESS (Ducati)	130
7	David JONES (Ducati)	98
8	Carl STEVENS (Ducati)	96
9	Edmund BEST (Ducati)	93
10	Michael TUSTIN (Ducati)	88
11	Alberto SOLERA (Ducati)	86
12	Sam COX (Ducati)	68
13	Max LOFTHOUSE (Ducati)	56
14	Oliver SAVAGE (Ducati)	38
15	Daniel BOUCHER (Ducati)	34
16	Matthew JONES (Ducati)	25
17	Ewan POTTER (Ducati)	21
18	Seb BULPIN (Ducati)	18
19	Jacque FOLEY (Ducati)	18
20	Luke JONES (Ducati)	16
21	Dijon COMPTON (Ducati)	12
22	Lee DEVONPORT (Ducati)	8
23	Ben FALLA (Ducati)	7
24	Matt STEVENS (Ducati)	7
25	Craig KENNELLY (Ducati)	6
26	Lee McLAUGHLIN (Ducati)	5
27	Andre COMPTON (Ducati)	3
28	Richard SPENCER-FLEET (Ducati)	2
29	Peter HASLER (Ducati)	1

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Support class round up from Oulton Park British Superbike round

September 27, 2021 mcnews Leave a comment

2021 Bennetts British Superbikes
Round Nine – Oulton Park

Supersport Race One

Jack Kennedy moved back to the top of the Quattro Group British Supersport standings, taking the Sprint race win by over three seconds. It was pole man Scott Swann who grabbed the holeshot, but Kennedy had soon found a way through, with Ben Currie in close contention.

A tense game of cat and mouse ensued, with both riders separated by just a few tenths for much of the race. However, a flurry of fast laps at the end saw Kennedy edge away. Harry Truelove completed the podium in third place, ahead of Lee Johnston and Bradley Perie.

Charlie Nesbitt was sixth and the first of the GP2 machines, seeing him crowned Champion for the 2021 season. Dan Jones and Jamie Perrin completed the GP2 podium.

Quattro Group British Supersport Championship, Oulton Park, Sprint Race
1. Jack Kennedy (Bournemouth Kawasaki)
2. Ben Currie (Gearlink Kawasaki) +3.511s
3. Harry Truelove (Truelove Brothers Racing) +7.264s

British Supersport / GP2 Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Jack KENNEDY	SSP	Kawasaki	19m50.8
2	Ben CURRIE	SSP	Kawasaki	+3.511
3	Harry TRUELOVE	SSP	Yamaha	+7.264
4	Lee JOHNSTON	SSP	Yamaha	+8.193
5	Bradley PERIE	SSP	Yamaha	+10.231
6	Charlie NESBITT	GP2	Kalex	+13.3
7	Dan JONES	GP2	Spirit	+19.971
8	Jamie PERRIN	GP2	Spirit	+20.034
9	Mason LAW	GP2	Spirit	+20.843
10	Jamie van SIKKELERUS	SSP	Yamaha	+21.038
11	Rhys IRWIN	SSP	Yamaha	+21.215
12	Scott SWANN	SSP	Yamaha	+22.014
13	Brandon PAASCH	SSP	Triumph	+31.226
14	Sam MUNRO	SSP	Yamaha	+32.053
15	Cameron HORSMAN	GP2	Chassis Factory	+32.118
16	Danny WEBB	SSP	Triumph	+33.924
17	Cameron FRASER	GP2	Chassis Factory	+42.659
18	Phil WAKEFIELD	SSP	Yamaha – PWR	+46.04
19	Barry DIMELOW	SSP	Kawasaki	+55.387
20	Jake ARCHER	GP2	Kalex	+55.388
21	Barry BURRELL	GP2	Kramer	+01m02.1
22	Harry ROWLINGS	GP2	ABM Evo	+01m03.0
23	Ben TOLLIDAY	SSP	Yamaha	+01m27.3
24	Joe DUGGAN	SSP	Kawasaki	+01m27.4
25	Pete WRIGHT	SSP	Kawasaki	+01m32.8
Not Classified
DNF	Korie McGREEVY	SSP	Yamaha	1 Lap
DNF	Harvey CLARIDGE	GP2	Chassis Factory	2 Laps
DNF	James HIND	SSP	Yamaha	4 Laps
DNF	Eunan McGLINCHEY	SSP	Kawasaki	11 Laps

Supersport Race Two

Jack Kennedy doubled up on Quattro Group British Supersport wins after a dramatic end to second race saw long-lap equivalent penalties handed to Lee Johnston and Ben Currie. Launching off the line, it was Currie who took the holeshot, leading Johnston, Kennedy, Currie, Truelove, Charlie Nesbitt and Bradley Perie.

With no rider able to break away, the leading group were trading places throughout the opening laps. Disaster would strike Perie on lap four though when he was forced to retire. Continuing to battle throughout the race, the safety car was deployed on lap ten, just before Johnston moved into the lead, seeing him given a three second penalty for passing under safety car conditions.

With the race resuming with just two laps to go, it was an intense battle to the flag. However, Ben Currie had passed Kennedy before the green flag on the restart, resulting in him also given a three-second penalty. This gave Kennedy the win ahead of Truelove and Scott Swan.

Mason Law took victory in the GP2 class after Charlie Nesbitt crashed out, with Jones and Perrin joining him on the podium.

British Supersport / GP2 Race Two Results

Pos	CL	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	SSP	Jack KENNEDY	Kawasaki	24m02.584
2	SSP	Harry TRUELOVE	Yamaha	+0.246
3	GP2	Mason LAW	Spirit	+0.804
4	SSP	Scott SWANN	Yamaha	+1.175
5	GP2	Dan JONES	Spirit	+2.096
6	GP2	Jamie PERRIN	Spirit	+2.854
7	SSP	Ben CURRIE	Kawasaki	+2.894
8	SSP	Lee JOHNSTON	Yamaha	+3.146
9	SSP	Brandon PAASCH	Triumph	+3.800
10	SSP	Jamie van SIKKELERUS	Yamaha	+4.156
11	GP2	Cameron HORSMAN	Chassis Factory	+5.738
12	SSP	Danny WEBB	Triumph	+6.163
13	SSP	Korie McGREEVY	Yamaha	+6.693
14	SSP	Sam MUNRO	Yamaha	+8.072
15	SSP	Eunan McGLINCHEY	Kawasaki	+8.359
16	GP2	Cameron FRASER	Chassis Factory	+8.777
17	SSP	Phil WAKEFIELD	Yamaha	+10.872
18	GP2	Jake ARCHER	Kalex	+11.571
19	GP2	Barry BURRELL	Kramer	+12.458
20	SSP	Barry DIMELOW	Kawasaki	+14.590
21	GP2	Harvey CLARIDGE	Chassis Factory	+16.848
22	SSP	Joe DUGGAN	Kawasaki	+17.648
23	SSP	Ben TOLLIDAY	Yamaha	+42.413
24	SSP	Pete WRIGHT	Kawasaki	+55.849
Not Classified
DNF	GP2	Harry ROWLINGS	ABM Evo	1 Lap
DNF	SSP	Rhys IRWIN	Yamaha	1 Lap
DNF	GP2	Charlie NESBITT	Kalex	3 Laps
DNF	SSP	James HIND	Yamaha	6 Laps
DNF	SSP	Bradley PERIE	Yamaha	11 Laps

Quattro Group British Supersport Championship Standings

Points	Rider	Points
1	Jack KENNEDY (Kawasaki)	286
2	Ben CURRIE (Kawasaki)	273
3	Lee JOHNSTON (Yamaha)	248
4	Bradley PERIE (Yamaha)	246
5	Harry TRUELOVE (Yamaha)	193
6	Kyle SMITH (Triumph)	181
7	Eunan McGLINCHEY (Kawasaki)	160
8	Brandon PAASCH (Triumph)	121
9	Jamie van SIKKELERUS (Yamaha)	109
10	Rhys IRWIN (Yamaha)	104
11	James HIND (Yamaha)	86
12	Sam MUNRO (Yamaha)	85
13	Scott SWANN (Yamaha)	80
14	Phil WAKEFIELD (Yamaha)	71
15	Korie McGREEVY (Yamaha)	60
16	Joe DUGGAN (Kawasaki)	35
17	Ben TOLLIDAY (Yamaha)	21
18	Cederic BLOCH (Kawasaki)	20
19	Danny WEBB (Triumph)	13
20	Pete WRIGHT (Kawasaki)	11
21	Dan COOPER (Honda)	10
22	Joseph LOUGHLIN (Yamaha)	9
23	Stephen THOMAS (Triumph)	6
24	Barry DIMELOW (Kawasaki)	6
25	Michael DUNLOP (Triumph)	5
26	Dominic HERBERTSON (Kawasaki)	4
27	David KRAWIECKI (Yamaha)	4
28	Jody LEES (Kawasaki)	4
29	Charles HARDISTY (Yamaha)	4
30	Max WADSWORTH (Yamaha)	1

Quattro Group British GP2 Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Charlie NESBITT (Kalex)	410
2	Mason LAW (Spirit)	300
3	Cameron HORSMAN (Chassis Factory)	227
4	Dan JONES (Spirit)	184
5	Cameron FRASER (Chassis Factory)	169
6	Jack SCOTT (Harris)	164
7	Jake ARCHER (Kalex)	138
8	Jamie PERRIN (Spirit)	135
9	Harry ROWLINGS (ABM Evo)	128
10	Conor WHEELER (Harris)	103
11	Harvey CLARIDGE (Chassis Factory)	97
12	Aaron RIDEWOOD (TCR Yamaha)	37
13	Jodie FIELDHOUSE (Ariane)	7

Pirelli National Superstock 1000 Race One

Luke Mossey took victory in the opening Pirelli National Superstock race, taking the win ahead of Chrissy Rouse. The duo spent much of the 14 laps battling it out, edging away from the pursuing pack. However, a fast charging Alex Olsen began closing them down in the final stages, finishing third place overall.

Billy McConnell was fourth, ahead of Fraser Rogers and series leader Tom Neave.

Pirelli National Superstock Championship, Oulton Park, Race One
1. Luke Mossey (Bournemouth Kawasaki/HEL Performance)
2. Chrissy Rouse (STAUFF Fluid Power Kawasaki) +0.278s
3. Alex Olsen (FHO Racing BMW) +0.863s

Pirelli National Superstock Championship Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Luke MOSSEY	Kawasaki	22m48.380
2	Chrissy ROUSE	Kawasaki	+0.278
3	Alex OLSEN	BMW	+0.863
4	Billy McCONNELL	BMW	+7.935
5	Fraser ROGERS	Aprilia	+8.006
6	Tom NEAVE	Honda	+8.338
7	Lewis ROLLO	Kawasaki	+13.846
8	Tom OLIVER	Suzuki	+14.206
9	Ian HUTCHINSON	Yamaha	+14.341
10	Tom WARD	Suzuki	+14.470
11	Taylor MACKENZIE	BMW	+14.674
12	Shane RICHARDSON	BMW	+14.785
13	Jordan WEAVING	Kawasaki	+14.867
14	David ALLINGHAM	BMW	+18.220
15	Levi DAY	Suzuki	+18.792
16	Brayden ELLIOTT	Suzuki	+24.281
17	Davey TODD	Honda	+29.807
18	Ashley BEECH	Suzuki	+30.068
19	Leon JEACOCK	Suzuki	+39.298
20	Brent HARRAN	Suzuki	+39.416
21	Lee WILLIAMS	Kawasaki	+39.630
22	TJ TOMS	Kawasaki	+39.768
23	Conor CUMMINS	Honda	+39.913
24	Shaun WINFIELD	Honda	+40.900
25	Tom TUNSTALL	Suzuki	+51.046
26	Rob McNEALY	BMW	+55.462
27	Jenny TINMOUTH	Honda	+58.979
28	David BROOK	Honda	+59.274
29	Craig NEVE	BMW	+59.402
30	Milo WARD	Kawasaki	+1m06.861
31	Richard WHITE	BMW	+1m13.119
32	Nathan HARRISON	Honda	+1m14.534
33	Max MORGAN	Kawasaki	+1m15.404
34	Dave MACKAY	Suzuki	+1m26.387
35	Anthony MOORE	Suzuki	+1m32.532
36	Dave SELLERS	Suzuki	+1 Lap
37	Richard KERR	Honda	+2 Laps
Not Classified
DNF	Matt TRUELOVE	BMW	7 Laps
DNF	Tim NEAVE	Suzuki	9 Laps

Pirelli National Superstock Championship Race Two

Reigning Pirelli National Superstock Champion Chrissy Rouse returned to the step of the podium, taking a thrilling win in the second race at Oulton Park.

Leading from the opening lap, it was not an easy win, with Luke Mossey in close contention throughout the 12 laps. Making a move on the penultimate lap, Mossey was not able to make it stick, seeing Rouse claim the win.

Fraser Rogers completed the podium in third, ahead of series leader Tom Neave, Billy McConnell and Alex Olsen.

Pirelli National Superstock Championship, Oulton Park, Race Two
1. Chrissy Rouse (STAUFF Fluid Power Kawasaki)
2. Luke Mossey (Bournemouth Kawasaki/HEL Performance) 0.100s
3. Fraser Rogers (IN Competition Aprilia) +0.614s

Pirelli National Superstock Championship Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Chrissy ROUSE	Kawasaki	19m29.702
2	Luke MOSSEY	Kawasaki	+0.100
3	Fraser ROGERS	Aprilia	+0.614
4	Tom NEAVE	Honda	+2.546
5	Billy McCONNELL	BMW	+3.989
6	Alex OLSEN	BMW	+4.130
7	Taylor MACKENZIE	BMW	+7.304
8	Lewis ROLLO	Kawasaki	+7.426
9	Ian HUTCHINSON	Yamaha	+8.057
10	Tom OLIVER	Suzuki	+11.170
11	Jordan WEAVING	Kawasaki	+11.210
12	Richard KERR	Honda	+13.052
13	David ALLINGHAM	BMW	+13.308
14	Shane RICHARDSON	BMW	+13.615
15	Tom WARD	Suzuki	+14.640
16	Levi DAY	Suzuki	+14.721
17	Davey TODD	Honda	+16.545
18	Brayden ELLIOTT	Suzuki	+16.680
19	Ashley BEECH	Suzuki	+17.492
20	Leon JEACOCK	Suzuki	+21.684
21	Conor CUMMINS	Honda	+25.559
22	Shaun WINFIELD	Honda	+26.968
23	TJ TOMS	Kawasaki	+27.097
24	Craig NEVE	BMW	+33.516
25	Lee WILLIAMS	Kawasaki	+39.049
26	Milo WARD	Kawasaki	+42.834
27	Jenny TINMOUTH	Honda	+47.530
28	David BROOK	Honda	+48.621
29	Nathan HARRISON	Honda	+54.733
30	Max MORGAN	Kawasaki	+55.202
31	Dave SELLERS	Suzuki	+1m04.350
32	Dave MACKAY	Suzuki	+1m13.055
33	Anthony MOORE	Suzuki	+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	Tim NEAVE	Suzuki	6 Laps
DNF	Richard WHITE	BMW	7 Laps
DNF	Rob McNEALY	BMW	8 Laps
DNF	Matt TRUELOVE	BMW	11 Laps
DNF	Brent HARRAN	Suzuki	11 Laps
DNF	Tom TUNSTALL	Suzuki	11 Laps

Pirelli National Superstock Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Tom NEAVE (Honda)	217
2	Alex OLSEN (BMW)	197
3	Billy McCONNELL (BMW)	196
4	Fraser ROGERS (Aprilia)	184
5	Luke MOSSEY (Kawasaki)	181
6	Taylor MACKENZIE (BMW)	163
7	Chrissy ROUSE (Kawasaki)	162
8	Lewis ROLLO (Kawasaki)	117
9	Tim NEAVE (Suzuki)	90
10	Ian HUTCHINSON (Yamaha)	79
11	Tom OLIVER (Suzuki)	63
12	Levi DAY (Suzuki)	54
13	Tom WARD (Suzuki)	53
14	Keith FARMER (Kawasaki)	47
15	Luke STAPLEFORD (Suzuki)	46
16	Luke HEDGER (Suzuki)	40
17	Brayden ELLIOTT (Suzuki)	39
18	Richard KERR (Honda)	35
19	Jordan WEAVING (Kawasaki)	31
20	Shane RICHARDSON (BMW)	24
21	David ALLINGHAM (BMW)	23
22	Damon REES (BMW)	20
23	Davey TODD (Honda)	10
24	Brent HARRAN (Suzuki)	8
25	James EAST (Aprilia)	6
26	Joe SHELDON-SHAW (Suzuki)	5
27	Ashley BEECH (Suzuki)	4
28	Lee WILLIAMS (Kawasaki)	2
29	TJ TOMS (Kawasaki)	2
30	Callum GRIGOR (Kawasaki)	1
31	Matt TRUELOVE (BMW)	1

Pirelli National Junior Superstock

Jack Nixon took victory in the opening Pirelli National Junior Superstock race, grabbing the lead on the penultimate lap. It was Joe Talbot who was the early race leader, but despite extending a small lead he was soon caught by a fast-charging Nixon.

Eugene McManus completed the podium in third, ahead of Zak Corderoy and Caolan Irwin. Pole man Franco Bourne was sixth ahead of Stanley, Valleley, Cook and Delves.

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Championship, Oulton Park, Race One
1. Jack Nixon (Santander Salt Yamaha)
2. Joe Talbot (Cheshire Mouldings Kawaski by JR Performance) +0.728s
3. Eugene McManus (Completely Motorbikes / Affinity) +0.820s

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Jack NIXON	Yamaha	20m24.490
2	Joe TALBOT	Kawasaki	+0.728
3	Eugene McMANUS	Kawasaki	+0.820
4	Zak CORDEROY	Yamaha	+2.465
5	Caolan IRWIN	Yamaha	+3.964
6	Franco BOURNE	Kawasaki	+5.811
7	George STANLEY	Kawasaki	+5.982
8	Louis VALLELEY	Yamaha	+15.485
9	Max COOK	Kawasaki	+15.497
10	Liam DELVES	Kawasaki	+17.779
11	Asher DURHAM	Kawasaki	+19.911
12	Charlie FARRER	Yamaha	+21.189
13	Owen JENNER	Kawasaki	+21.336
14	Cameron HALL	Kawasaki	+24.364
15	Jack BEDNAREK	Yamaha	+27.963
16	Ed BEST	Yamaha	+28.189
17	Kade VERWEY	Kawasaki	+29.492
18	Adam McLEAN	Honda	+35.884
19	Sam LAFFINS	Kawasaki	+36.018
20	Adam HARTGROVE	Yamaha	+41.600
21	Harry FOWLE	Triumph	+42.384
22	Luke VERWEY	Kawasaki	+43.440
23	Lewis JONES	Kawasaki	+46.692
24	Andrew SMYTH	Kawasaki	+49.518
25	Kier ARMSTRONG	Kawasaki	+50.455
26	Seth CRUMP	Kawasaki	+1m01.011
27	Nathan DRURY	Kawasaki	+1m05.733
28	Harry LEIGH	Kawasaki	+1m14.913
29	Jake CAMPBELL	Kawasaki	1m15.468
30	Jake HOPPER	Yamaha	+1m15.874
31	Kevin COYNE	Kawasaki	+1m17.148
32	Josh COWARD	Kawasaki	+1m20.097
33	Taylor ROSE	Kawasaki	+1m20.431
34	Toby REYNOLDS	Yamaha	+1m20.948
35	James BULL	MV Agusta	+1m27.842
Not Classified
DNF	Lynden LEATHERLAND	Yamaha	6 Laps
DNF	Joe HOWARD	Yamaha	9 Laps
DNF	Daniel BROOKS	Kawasaki	/

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Race Two

Zak Corderoy took victory in the second race, taking the flag 0.3s ahead of long-time leader Joe Talbot. It was Talbot who grabbed the holeshot, leading for much of the opening laps, however, Corderoy had found a way through in the closing stages, taking the win.

Eugene McManus completed the podium in third, ahead of Jack Nixon, George Stanley, Asher Durham and Liam Delves.

Pirelli National Junior Superstock, Oulton Park, Race Two
1. Zak Corderoy (Binch Racing Yamaha)
2. Joe Talbot (Cheshire Mouldings Kawaski by JR Performance) +0.385s
3. Eugene McManus (Completely Motorbikes / Affinity Kawasaki) +1.021s

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Zak CORDEROY	Yamaha	18m38.388
2	Joe TALBOT	Kawasaki	+0.385
3	Eugene McMANUS	Kawasaki	+1.021
4	Jack NIXON	Yamaha	+1.233
5	George STANLEY	Kawasaki	+1.572
6	Asher DURHAM	Kawasaki	+2.880
7	Liam DELVES	Kawasaki	+10.342
8	Franco BOURNE	Kawasaki	+10.384
9	Owen JENNER	Kawasaki	+13.007
10	Louis VALLELEY	Yamaha	+13.323
11	Sam LAFFINS	Kawasaki	+14.581
12	Charlie FARRER	Yamaha	+15.027
13	Jack BEDNAREK	Yamaha	+17.789
14	Ed BEST	Yamaha	+18.467
15	Kade VERWEY	Kawasaki	+18.620
16	Cameron HALL	Kawasaki	+18.964
17	Max COOK	Kawasaki	+19.180
18	Adam HARTGROVE	Yamaha	+19.787
19	Luke VERWEY	Kawasaki	+30.515
20	Lewis JONES	Kawasaki	+31.678
21	Kier ARMSTRONG	Kawasaki	+34.336
22	Seth CRUMP	Kawasaki	+35.814
23	Harry FOWLE	Triumph	+36.209
24	Joe HOWARD	Yamaha	+36.346
25	Daniel BROOKS	Kawasaki	+38.866
26	George EDWARDS	Yamaha	+53.975
27	Andrew SMYTH	Kawasaki	+54.208
28	Harry LEIGH	Kawasaki	+54.975
29	Nathan DRURY	Kawasaki	+55.924
30	Jake CAMPBELL	Kawasaki	+1m03.691
31	Taylor ROSE	Kawasaki	+1m03.915
32	James BULL	MV Agusta	+1m04.020
33	Lynden LEATHERLAND	Yamaha	+1m10.204
34	Toby REYNOLDS	Yamaha	+1m12.376
35	Josh COWARD	Kawasaki	+117.069
Not Classified
DNF	Adam McLEAN	Honda	4 Laps
DNF	Jake HOPPER	Yamaha	5 Laps
DNF	Kevin COYNE	Kawasaki	8 Laps
DNF	Caolan IRWIN	Yamaha	10 Laps

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Jack NIXON (Yamaha)	240
2	Joe TALBOT (Kawasaki)	230
3	Zak CORDEROY (Yamaha)	178
4	George STANLEY (Kawasaki)	159
5	Eugene McMANUS (Kawasaki)	130
6	Liam DELVES (Kawasaki)	105
7	Asher DURHAM (Kawasaki)	97
8	Louis VALLELEY (Yamaha)	73
9	Max COOK (Kawasaki)	63
10	Franco BOURNE (Kawasaki)	63
11	Owen JENNER (Kawasaki)	58
12	Charlie FARRER (Yamaha)	52
13	Sam LAFFINS (Kawasaki)	50
14	Adam HARTGROVE (Yamaha)	47
15	Aaron SILVESTER (Yamaha)	45
16	Daniel BROOKS (Kawasaki)	38
17	James ALDERSON (Triumph)	35
18	Kade VERWEY (Kawasaki)	35
19	Caolan IRWIN (Yamaha)	29
20	Simon REID (Yamaha)	25
21	Cameron HALL (Kawasaki)	18
22	Jack BEDNAREK (Yamaha)	17
23	Seth CRUMP (Kawasaki)	10
24	Matt BOWER (Kawasaki)	7
25	Harry FOWLE (Triumph)	5
26	Luke VERWEY (Kawasaki)	4
27	Kier ARMSTRONG (Kawasaki)	2
28	Adam McLEAN (Honda)	2
29	Ed BEST (Kawasaki)	2
30	Lewis JONES (Kawasaki)	1

HEL Performance British Junior Supersport

Cameron Dawson cruised to another victory in the Hel Performance British Junior Supersport class, taking the win by over three seconds. Launching off from pole, the MSS Kawasaki rider was unchallenged over the nine laps.

Ash Barnes was able to convert his second place on the grid into second in the race, narrowly beating Adon Davie who completed the podium in third. Jack Roach took a strong fourth place, ahead of Lucca Allen in fifth

HEL Performance British Junior Supersport Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time
1	Cameron DAWSON	Kawasaki	16m51.934
2	Ash BARNES	Yamaha	+3.423
3	Adon DAVIE	Kawasaki	+3.852
4	Jack ROACH	Kawasaki	+10.404
5	Lucca ALLEN	Yamaha	+10.416
6	Charlie ATKINS	Kawasaki	+10.452
7	Joseph THOMAS	Kawasaki	+10.602
8	Joe FARRAGHER	Kawasaki	+16.497
9	Christopher JOHNSON	Kawasaki	+22.796
10	Lewis JONES	Kawasaki	+28.344
11	James ROSE	Kawasaki	+28.366
12	Calum BEACH	Kawasaki	+28.609
13	Harry COOK	Yamaha	+28.814
14	Cameron BROWN	Kawasaki	+30.509
15	Kieran KENT	Kawasaki	+32.798
16	Kieran SMITH	Kawasaki	+32.885
17	Annabel THOMAS	Kawasaki	+33.020
18	Declan CONNELL	Kawasaki	+36.391
19	Kai DICKINSON	Kawasaki	+42.618
20	Jacob STEPHENSON	Yamaha	+42.886
21	Luke GILBY	Yamaha	+55.595
22	Mcauley LONGMORE	Kawasaki	+56.153
23	Oliver MORGAN-EDWARDS	Kawasaki	+56.516
24	Ashley ROBSON	Kawasaki	+1m15.457
25	Scarlett ROBINSON	Kawasaki	+1m25.665
26	Lissy WHITMORE	Yamaha	+1m25.744
Not Classified
DNF	Mikey HARDIE	Kawasaki	1 Lap
DNF	James McMANUS	Kawasaki	6 Laps
DNF	Kam DIXON	Kawasaki	6 Laps
DNF	Zak SHELTON	Kawasaki	6 Laps
DNF	Christian SMITH	Kawasaki	/
DNF	Bradley WILSON	Kawasaki	/

HEL Performance British Junior Supersport Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Cameron DAWSON (Kawasaki)	265
2	Ash BARNES (Yamaha)	188
3	Kam DIXON (Kawasaki)	174
4	Adon DAVIE (Kawasaki)	148
5	Lucca ALLEN (Yamaha)	139
6	Joseph THOMAS (Kawasaki)	105
7	Tom BOOTH-AMOS (Kawasaki)	95
8	Zak SHELTON (Kawasaki)	88
9	James McMANUS (Kawasaki)	79
10	Joe FARRAGHER (Kawasaki)	72
11	Mikey HARDIE (Kawasaki)	63
12	Declan CONNELL (Kawasaki)	56
13	Osian JONES (Kawasaki)	44
14	Lewis JONES (Kawasaki)	34
15	Harry COOK (Yamaha)	29
16	Chloe JONES (Yamaha)	28
17	Finn SMART-WEEDEN (Kawasaki)	26
18	Charlie ATKINS (Kawasaki)	24
19	Connor SELLORS (Kawasaki)	21
20	Cameron BROWN (Kawasaki)	21
21	Kieran SMITH (Kawasaki)	17
22	Annabel THOMAS (Kawasaki)	16
23	Jack ROACH (Kawasaki)	13
24	Christopher JOHNSON (Kawasaki)	12
25	Elliot DUFTON (Kawasaki)	10
26	Jacob STEPHENSON (Yamaha)	9
27	Joe ELLIS (Kawasaki)	8
28	Jack FERRIS (Kawasaki)	7
29	Chris MOFFITT (Kawasaki)	7
30	Calum BEACH (Kawasaki)	5
31	Bradley WILSON (Kawasaki)	5
32	Kieran KENT (Kawasaki)	5
33	James ROSE (Kawasaki)	5
34	Alessandro VALENTE (KTM)	2

Ducati Performance TriOptions Cup

Josh Day edged closer to claiming the 2021 Ducati TriOptions Cup title with another dominant win in the opening race at Oulton Park. Cruising off the line, the series leader was unchallenged on his way to yet another victory.

David Shoubridge was once again second place, just ahead of Chris Walker who completed the podium in third. Craign Neve was fourth, ahead of David Jones and Carl Stevens.

Ducati Performance TriOptions Cup Race One

Pos	Riders	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Josh DAY	Ducati	20m21.295
2	David SHOUBRIDGE	Ducati	+2.191
3	Chris WALKER	Ducati	+3.551
4	Craig NEVE	Ducati	+3.904
5	David JONES	Ducati	+14.587
6	Carl STEVENS	Ducati	+21.704
7	Max LOFTHOUSE	Ducati	+22.091
8	John McGUINNESS	Ducati	+28.957
9	Michael TUSTIN	Ducati	+37.043
10	Alberto SOLERA	Ducati	+46.315
11	Oliver SAVAGE	Ducati	+46.558
12	Matthew JONES	Ducati	+50.634
13	Ewan POTTER	Ducati	+50.799
14	Daniel BOUCHER	Ducati	+58.143
15	Craig KENNELLY	Ducati	+1m04.072
16	Andre COMPTON	Ducati	+1m04.253
17	Lee DEVONPORT	Ducati	+1m15.361
18	Matt STEVENS	Ducati	+1m16.753
19	Illiam QUAYLE	Ducati	+1m19.877
20	Paul CURRAN	Ducati	+1m20.085
21	Jacque FOLEY	Ducati	+1m21.187
22	Stephen TAYLOR	Ducati	+1m25.025
23	Simon BASTABLE	Ducati	+1m25.513
24	Matt BAINBRIDGE	Ducati	+1m29.308
25	Tom STEVENS	Ducati	+1m33.134
26	Mike LONG	Ducati	+1m34.643
27	Peter HASLER	Ducati	+1m50.171
28	Connor THOMSON	Ducati	+1 Lap
29	Matt VENN	Ducati	+1 Lap
30	James BUCHANAN	Ducati	+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	Ben FALLA	Ducati	8 Laps

Ducati Performance TriOptions Cup Race Two

Josh Day secured the 2021 Ducati TriOptions Cup title with victory in the second race at Oulton Park. Launching off the line, Day was in imperious form, fighting off the challenges of David Shoubridge to claim another win. Craig Neve completed the podium in third, ahead of Chris Walker, David Jones and Max Lofthouse.

Ducati Performance TriOptions Cup Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Josh DAY	Ducati	11m52.750
2	David SHOUBRIDGE	Ducati	+0.355
3	Craig NEVE	Ducati	+5.523
4	Chris WALKER	Ducati	+5.789
5	David JONES	Ducati	+6.018
6	Max LOFTHOUSE	Ducati	+11.405
7	Carl STEVENS	Ducati	+16.150
8	John McGUINNESS	Ducati	+16.535
9	Alberto SOLERA	Ducati	+19.162
10	Michael TUSTIN	Ducati	+23.989
11	Oliver SAVAGE	Ducati	+24.519
12	Ewan POTTER	Ducati	+25.116
13	Matthew JONES	Ducati	+28.771
14	Andre COMPTON	Ducati	+29.580
15	Daniel BOUCHER	Ducati	+31.693
16	Matt STEVENS	Ducati	+36.664
17	Paul CURRAN	Ducati	+40.111
18	Craig KENNELLY	Ducati	+41.249
19	Illiam QUAYLE	Ducati	+41.758
20	Stephen TAYLOR	Ducati	+44.655
21	Matt VENN	Ducati	+51.869
22	Simon BASTABLE	Ducati	+52.686
23	Matt BAINBRIDGE	Ducati	+53.311
24	Mike LONG	Ducati	+1m07.235
25	Peter HASLER	Ducati	+1m15.308
Not Classified
DNF	Jacque FOLEY	Ducati	1 Lap
DNF	Connor THOMSON	Ducati	2 Laps
DNF	James BUCHANAN	Ducati	4 Laps
DNF	Tom STEVENS	Ducati	/
DNF	Ben FALLA	Ducati	/

Ducati Performance TriOptions Cup Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Bike
1	Josh DAY (Ducati)	293
2	Chris WALKER (Ducati)	217
3	Elliott PINSON (Ducati)	199
4	David SHOUBRIDGE (Ducati)	185
5	Craig NEVE (Ducati)	130
6	John McGUINNESS (Ducati)	130
7	David JONES (Ducati)	98
8	Carl STEVENS (Ducati)	96
9	Edmund BEST (Ducati)	93
10	Michael TUSTIN (Ducati)	88
11	Alberto SOLERA (Ducati)	86
12	Sam COX (Ducati)	68
13	Max LOFTHOUSE (Ducati)	56
14	Oliver SAVAGE (Ducati)	38
15	Daniel BOUCHER (Ducati)	34
16	Matthew JONES (Ducati)	25
17	Ewan POTTER (Ducati)	21
18	Seb BULPIN (Ducati)	18
19	Jacque FOLEY (Ducati)	18
20	Luke JONES (Ducati)	16
21	Dijon COMPTON (Ducati)	12
22	Lee DEVONPORT (Ducati)	8
23	Ben FALLA (Ducati)	7
24	Matt STEVENS (Ducati)	7
25	Craig KENNELLY (Ducati)	6
26	Lee McLAUGHLIN (Ducati)	5
27	Andre COMPTON (Ducati)	3
28	Richard SPENCER-FLEET (Ducati)	2
29	Peter HASLER (Ducati)	1

Source: MCNews.com.au

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Costly DNFs for Brookes and O’Halloran on Sunday at Oulton Park

September 26, 2021 mcnews Leave a comment

2021 Bennetts British Superbike Championship
Round 9 – Oulton Park

Tommy Bridewell delivered an imperious performance to claim a double on Sunday at Bennetts British Superbike Championship Showdown round at Oulton Park, firing himself back into title contention for the Oxford Products Racing Ducati team.

A second crash of the weekend for former championship leader Jason O’Halloran in race three means he has relinquished the standings lead to team-mate Tarran Mackenzie, with just two-points between the McAMS Yamaha team-mates heading to Donington Park for the penultimate round next weekend (1-3 October).

Superbike Race Two

In the second race of the weekend Bridewell secured an astonishing victory after fighting back from an off track moment earlier in the race to take the lead on the final lap to beat the McAMS Yamaha pairing.

O’Halloran had led from the opening lap despite increasing pressure from his Title Fighter rivals, but he was unable to hold off the commanding pace from Bridewell, who delivered a determined ride to overhaul his Yamaha rivals at the final stage of the race.

Bridewell had run on at Hizzys on the fourth lap, dropping him right down the order into 13th place when he re-joined. However, he was carving his way through the field and he was soon back on the leading group of riders led by O’Halloran.

O’Halloran was putting in a consistent run at the front to hold the advantage as he pushed to bounce back from yesterday’s crash that saw his advantage in the standings decimated, as his teammate Mackenzie took the first victory of the Showdown.

Title Fighters Christian Iddon, Josh Brookes and Mackenzie had been scrapping for second at mid-race distance and on lap 13, the VisionTrack Ducati pairing were inseparable. As they fought for second, Mackenzie seized the opportunity and was able to split the pair by passing Brookes.

Two laps later and Mackenzie made his move on Iddon for second place, but he fought back and instantly regained the position. The pair soon had Bridewell for company and by the penultimate lap, he had moved into second with O’Halloran in his sights.

Bridewell made his move on O’Halloran on the final lap with a move into Old Hall, and then defended hard to hold off the Australian. As Bridewell claimed his second race win of the season, O’Halloran fought off his teammate by just 0.030s at the chequered flag to take second.

Iddon claimed fourth place, but it was a disappointing end to race two for his VisionTrack Ducati teammate as Brookes crashed out of fifth place on the final lap at Druids.

Glenn Irwin was the only Title Fighter who failed to finish in race two; the Honda Racing rider started at the back of the grid after failing to exit pitlane in time following a technical issue. He was working his way through the pack, but as he moved into tenth, he crashed out at Hizzys.

Superbike Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Tommy BRIDEWELL	Ducati	28m39.981
2	Jason O’HALLORAN	Yamaha	+0.486
3	Tarran MACKENZIE	Yamaha	+0.516
4	Christian IDDON	Ducati	+1.218
5	Peter HICKMAN	BMW	+2.372
6	Lee JACKSON	Kawasaki	+2.463
7	Bradley RAY	BMW	+4.260
8	Danny BUCHAN	BMW	+8.951
9	Andrew IRWIN	BMW	+11.590
10	Gino REA	Suzuki	+11.811
11	Rory SKINNER	Kawasaki	+19.523
12	Dean HARRISON	Kawasaki	+29.998
13	Ryan VICKERS	Kawasaki	+34.724
14	Michael DUNLOP	Suzuki	+42.908
15	Josh OWENS	Kawasaki	+44.204
16	Joe SHELDON-SHAW	BMW	+51.135
17	Takumi TAKAHASHI	Honda	+1n03.962
18	Brian McCORMACK	BMW	+1n27.339
Not Classified
DNF	Josh BROOKES	Ducati	1 Lap
DNF	Kyle RYDE	BMW	7 Laps
DNF	Storm STACEY	Kawasaki	12 Laps
DNF	Glenn IRWIN	Honda	13 Laps
DNF	Bjorn ESTMENT	Suzuki	15 Laps
DNF	Ryo MIZUNO	Honda	17 Laps

Superbike Race Three

In the final race of the weekend, Bridewell launched off the pole position and instantly hit the front of the pack, setting an incredible pace to break his rivals and at the chequered flag he had a 5.972s advantage, with his victory putting him to within nine points of Mackenzie at the top of the standings.

The battle for second raged throughout the 18-lap encounter as Brookes charged into second ahead of Danny Buchan and Mackenzie at the start. By the tenth lap, Mackenzie was into third and hassling Brookes.

Lee Jackson had soon moved into the podium battle, holding fourth and was then dicing with Mackenzie. On lap 14 Jackson made a move on the brakes into Old Hall, but on the exit there was contact between him and Mackenzie as the McAMS Yamaha rider went for the inside line, sending the FS-3 Racing Kawasaki rider crashing out of the race.

Mackenzie was issued a long lap equivalent time penalty of three-seconds for contact causing a crash, which dropped him from third on track to fifth at the chequered flag.

It was a disastrous race for the second of the McAMS Yamahas as O’Halloran crashed out of contention for the second time this weekend, this time at Cascades on the twelfth lap. That means he now sits second in the standings ahead of Donington Park in a few days’ time.

Brookes was able to hold onto second at the chequered flag with Ray elevated into third, as he became the sixth different rider to celebrate podium success at Oulton Park this weekend for the Rich Energy OMG Racing BMW team.

Peter Hickman claimed fourth place for FHO Racing BMW, just ahead of Mackenzie with Buchan completing the top six for the SYNETIQ BMW team.

Glenn Irwin bounced back from his earlier crash to finish in seventh, whilst Iddon was the eighth of the Title Fighters in eleventh place after contact with Mackenzie on lap 14, with the VisionTrack Ducati rider taking to the gravel at Lodge. He was able to rejoin in 15th before regaining ground to 11th.

Tommy Bridewell

“I told my team earlier I’ve got nothing to lose, I’m here to win the championship. The dice rolled in our favour this weekend, we did our first double win in BSB and Jason’s had two DNFs then Tarran had a penalty in that last race. Pressure is a cruel thing, but I have no pressure on my shoulders. If I win, it I win it and if I don’t I don’t. I’m here to fight and here to win and that’s what I’ll do. Genuinely I wasn’t surprised by this weekend, without sounding cocky. This place for me is very strong, the bike is strong here and I feel mentally and physically very good. I need to keep this ball rolling at Donington Park and I need to be lifting the trophy at the end of the year.”

Josh Brookes

“It’s been a mixed day and I’m distraught with dropping the bike on the last lap of the first race today, not just for losing points but for actually doing it as that’s not me. I lost a place on the last lap yesterday so was determined it wasn’t going to happen again and wanted to maintain my pace right up until the end, but I just lost the front. However, the team did a great job in getting the bike ready for race two and whilst I could only admire Tommy riding into the distance, I think we can be proud of the result. Of course, I want to win but to come from as far back as what we were a few weeks ago, to where we are now is testament to everyone’s hard work and we can be content with a brace of seconds this weekend. The championship’s been turned on its head and I’ll keep fighting as always.”

Christian Iddon

“Like Josh, I’ve had a mixed day but whilst it would have been nice to have got the gap to the Christian Iddonleaders below 25 points, it’s still only 33 and it’s still all to play for. But with the two McAMS Yamahas faltering, I can’t help but think it’s a missed opportunity. Fourth in the first race today was ok and I just didn’t have the power to fight at the end so had to settle for the position whilst I was having a problem with the brakes in the second race. Taz didn’t leave me any room and off I went into the gravel trap. I was able to hold onto the bike though and who knows how valuable those five points could be.”

Superbike Race Three Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Tommy BRIDEWELL	Ducati	28m31.689
2	Josh BROOKES	Ducati	+5.972
3	Bradley RAY	BMW	+6.671
4	Peter HICKMAN	BMW	+9.286
5	Tarran MACKENZIE	Yamaha	+9.502
6	Danny BUCHAN	BMW	+11.021
7	Glenn IRWIN	Honda	+15.890
8	Andrew IRWIN	BMW	+15.956
9	Gino REA	Suzuki	+16.082
10	Rory SKINNER	Kawasaki	+24.721
11	Christian IDDON	Ducati	+32.225
12	Ryan VICKERS	Kawasaki	+32.246
13	Dean HARRISON	Kawasaki	+32.838
14	Storm STACEY	Kawasaki	+32.884
15	Kyle RYDE	BMW	+43.805
16	Ryo MIZUNO	Honda	+51.902
17	Michael DUNLOP	Suzuki	+55.189
18	Josh OWENS	Kawasaki	+55.278
19	Takumi TAKAHASHI	Honda	+57.295
20	Brian McCORMACK	BMW	+1m34.915
Not Classified
DNF	Lee JACKSON	Kawasaki	2 Laps
DNF	Bjorn ESTMENT	Suzuki	6 Laps
DNF	Jason O’HALLORAN	Yamaha	7 Laps
DNF	Joe SHELDON-SHAW	BMW	10 Laps

Bennetts British Superbike Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Tarran MACKENZIE (Yamaha)	1093
2	Jason O’HALLORAN (Yamaha)	1091
3	Tommy BRIDEWELL (Ducati)	1084
4	Christian IDDON (Ducati)	1060
5	Peter HICKMAN (BMW)	1050
6	Josh BROOKES (Ducati)	1042
7	Danny BUCHAN (BMW)	1041
8	Glenn IRWIN (Honda)	1029
9	Bradley RAY (BMW)	214
10	Lee JACKSON (Kawasaki)	190
11	Rory SKINNER (Kawasaki)	159
12	Ryan VICKERS (Kawasaki)	157
13	Andrew IRWIN (BMW)	129
14	Gino REA (Suzuki)	121
15	Kyle RYDE (BMW)	73
16	Dan LINFOOT (Honda)	69
17	Xavi FORÉS (BMW)	52
18	Danny KENT (Suzuki)	49
19	Storm STACEY (Kawasaki)	39
20	Dean HARRISON (Kawasaki)	26
21	Joe FRANCIS (BMW)	12
22	Luke STAPLEFORD (Suzuki)	10
23	Ryo MIZUNO (Honda)	9
24	Tim NEAVE (Suzuki)	7
25	Bjorn ESTMENT (Suzuki)	4
26	Takumi TAKAHASHI (Honda)	3
27	Michael DUNLOP (Suzuki)	2
28	Luke HOPKINS (Honda)	2
29	Josh OWENS (Kawasaki)	1
30	Joe SHELDON-SHAW (Kawasaki)	1

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Brookesy firing up as BSB Showdown gets underway

September 24, 2021 mcnews Leave a comment

Bennetts British Superbikes – Round 9
24th-26th September – Oulton Park

The 2021 Bennetts British Superbike Championship Showdown kicked off at Oulton Park overnight (24/25/26 September) as the eight Title Fighters set up for the final crucial phase of the season.

After 24 races and a total of seven different race winners and a total of 12 podium finishers, the final Title Fighter positions were decided at Silverstone, and now the leading contenders are on track for the first Showdown clash in Cheshire.

Josh Brookes claimed his first podium finishes of the season last time out at Silverstone and he carried the momentum into the opening day of the Showdown, waiting until the final minutes of the session to launch his way to the top.

Josh Brookes – P1

“I am obviously happy to finish the day on top, we haven’t topped a day after free practice this year, so obviously that’s a positive!

“The changes we’ve been making at recent rounds, I would say the last three or four, have been quite outside of a range I would normally work in. Before coming here, I was a little bit pessimistic that that could work at this circuit due to its nature, so we’ve made some other adjustments to counteract the fact that the circuit is so undulating and that wheelie is always an issue.

“What is surprising is the area we’re able to make the bike work now – I never would’ve dreamed of trying some of the settings we’ve got in the bike currently in years before, but I’ve been forced into it through lack of performance. When we’ve discovered a problem we are now having to make new changes to get past it.

Josh Brookes

“I can never expect to be anywhere at the moment because the season has been so up and down for me, nothing surprises me. When you’ve been quick before you always know that you can do it again. If you’ve never been fast I suppose it’s hard to set a point that you’d like to get to, or a point you think you can get to.

“But having set lap times before, won races before, won championships before, I already know what it feels like to go quick, so I’m always trying to repeat what I’ve done in the past and not only repeat what I’ve done in the past but if you can, set a new standard. So at the moment I’m not surprised by anything I’m doing because it’s all things I’ve done before.

“In recent times I haven’t had the results, so we’ve been forced to make changes that don’t feel natural to try and find a solution to these problems. As the year’s gone on we’ve understood better, so now we can actually put something together that works.”

Tommy Bridewell had been the pace-setter up until the final five minutes of the day, but the Oxford Products Racing Ducati rider was nudged down the order after Brookes’ final sequence of laps, and he was then eased into third when Peter Hickman struck to take second on his final lap.

Jason O’Halloran holds a 30-point advantage in the standings as the McAMS Yamaha rider bids to go one better this season after finishing runner-up last year. O’Show was fourth fastest overnight ahead of Christian Iddon; it was this pair who had taken the fight for victory down to the wire at the Cheshire circuit earlier in the season.

Gino Rea was the first of the Showdown spoilers in sixth, holding off Lee Jackson by just 0.003s to claim sixth place as they edged ahead of Bradley Ray, who crashed out unhurt at Knickerbrook.

Glenn Irwin was ninth fastest for Honda Racing, holding off Danny Buchan who had set the pace in this morning opening session. Andrew Irwin held onto eleventh place just ahead of Tarran Mackenzie, who was the final rider to complete the SUPERPICKS 12 who progress directly into Q2 on Saturday.

Bennetts British Superbike Championship
Oulton Park, Friday Free Practice

Josh Brookes (VisionTrack Ducati) 1m:34.201s
Peter Hickman (FHO Racing BMW) +0.173s
Tommy Bridewell (Oxford Products Racing Ducati) +0.270s
Jason O’Halloran (McAMS Yamaha) +0.285s
Christian Iddon (VisionTrack Ducati) +0.522s
Gino Rea (Buildbase Suzuki) +0.579s
Lee Jackson (FS-3 Kawasaki) +0.650s
Bradley Ray (Rich Energy OMG Racing BMW) +0.653s
Glenn Irwin (Honda Racing) +0.719s
Danny Buchan (SYNETIQ BMW) +0.777s
Andrew Irwin (SYNETIQ BMW) +0.918s
Tarran Mackenzie (McAMS Yamaha) +0.989s

Bennetts British Superbikes Championship Standing

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Jason O’HALLORAN (Yamaha)	1071
2	Tarran MACKENZIE (Yamaha)	1041
3	Christian IDDON (Ducati)	1026
4	Tommy BRIDEWELL (Ducati)	1024
5	Peter HICKMAN (BMW)	1015
6	Danny BUCHAN (BMW)	1014
7	Glenn IRWIN (Honda)	1012
8	Josh BROOKES (Ducati)	1002
9	Bradley RAY (BMW)	182
10	Lee JACKSON (Kawasaki)	167
11	Ryan VICKERS (Kawasaki)	150
12	Rory SKINNER (Kawasaki)	143
13	Andrew IRWIN (BMW)	114
14	Gino REA (Suzuki)	108
15	Kyle RYDE (BMW)	69
16	Dan LINFOOT (Honda)	65
17	Xavi FORÉS (BMW)	52
18	Danny KENT (Suzuki)	49
19	Storm STACEY (Kawasaki)	31
20	Dean HARRISON (Kawasaki)	17
21	Joe FRANCIS (BMW)	12
22	Luke STAPLEFORD (Suzuki)	10
23	Ryo MIZUNO (Honda)	9
24	Tim NEAVE (Suzuki)	7
25	Takumi TAKAHASHI (Honda)	3
26	Bjorn ESTMENT (Suzuki)	3
27	Luke HOPKINS (Honda)	2
28	Joe SHELDON-SHAW (Kawasaki)	1

Quattro Group British Supersport Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Ben CURRIE (Kawasaki)	240
2	Jack KENNEDY (Kawasaki)	236
3	Bradley PERIE (Yamaha)	235
4	Lee JOHNSTON (Yamaha)	224
5	Kyle SMITH (Triumph)	181
6	Harry TRUELOVE (Yamaha)	157
7	Eunan McGLINCHEY (Kawasaki)	155
8	Brandon PAASCH (Triumph)	104
9	Rhys IRWIN (Yamaha)	95
10	Jamie van SIKKELERUS (Yamaha)	90
11	James HIND (Yamaha)	86
12	Sam MUNRO (Yamaha)	73
13	Phil WAKEFIELD (Yamaha)	63
14	Scott SWANN (Yamaha)	56
15	Korie McGREEVY (Yamaha)	53
16	Joe DUGGAN (Kawasaki)	32
17	Cederic BLOCH (Kawasaki)	20
18	Ben TOLLIDAY (Yamaha)	18
19	Pete WRIGHT (Kawasaki)	11
20	Dan COOPER (Honda)	10
21	Joseph LOUGHLIN (Yamaha)	9
22	Stephen THOMAS (Triumph)	6
23	Michael DUNLOP (Triumph)	5
24	Dominic HERBERTSON (Kawasaki)	4
25	David KRAWIECKI (Yamaha)	4
26	Jody LEES (Kawasaki)	4
27	Charles HARDISTY (Yamaha)	4
28	Max WADSWORTH (Yamaha)	1

Quattro Group British GP2 Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Charlie NESBITT (Kalex)	385
2	Mason LAW (Spirit)	262
3	Cameron HORSMAN (Chassis Factory)	203
4	Jack SCOTT (Harris)	164
5	Cameron FRASER (Chassis Factory)	148
6	Dan JONES (Spirit)	144
7	Harry ROWLINGS (ABM Evo)	120
8	Jake ARCHER (Kalex)	119
9	Jamie PERRIN (Spirit)	103
10	Conor WHEELER (Harris)	103
11	Harvey CLARIDGE (Chassis Factory)	88
12	Aaron RIDEWOOD (TCR Yamaha)	37
13	Jodie FIELDHOUSE (Ariane)	7

Pirelli National Superstock Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Tom NEAVE (Honda)	194
2	Billy McCONNELL (BMW)	172
3	Alex OLSEN (BMW)	171
4	Fraser ROGERS (Aprilia)	157
5	Taylor MACKENZIE (BMW)	149
6	Luke MOSSEY (Kawasaki)	136
7	Chrissy ROUSE (Kawasaki)	117
8	Lewis ROLLO (Kawasaki)	100
9	Tim NEAVE (Suzuki)	90
10	Ian HUTCHINSON (Yamaha)	65
11	Levi DAY (Suzuki)	53
12	Tom OLIVER (Suzuki)	49
13	Keith FARMER (Kawasaki)	47
14	Luke STAPLEFORD (Suzuki)	46
15	Tom WARD (Suzuki)	46
16	Luke HEDGER (Suzuki)	40
17	Brayden ELLIOTT (Suzuki)	39
18	Richard KERR (Honda)	31
19	Jordan WEAVING (Kawasaki)	23
20	Damon REES (BMW)	20
21	Shane RICHARDSON (BMW)	18
22	David ALLINGHAM (BMW)	18
23	Davey TODD (Honda)	10
24	Brent HARRAN (Suzuki)	8
25	James EAST (Aprilia)	6
26	Joe SHELDON-SHAW (Suzuki)	5
27	Ashley BEECH (Suzuki)	4
28	Lee WILLIAMS (Kawasaki)	2
29	TJ TOMS (Kawasaki)	2
30	Callum GRIGOR (Kawasaki)	1
31	Matt TRUELOVE (BMW)	1

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Jack NIXON (Yamaha)	202
2	Joe TALBOT (Kawasaki)	190
3	Zak CORDEROY (Yamaha)	140
4	George STANLEY (Kawasaki)	139
5	Eugene McMANUS (Kawasaki)	98
6	Liam DELVES (Kawasaki)	90
7	Asher DURHAM (Kawasaki)	82
8	Louis VALLELEY (Yamaha)	59
9	Max COOK (Kawasaki)	56
10	Owen JENNER (Kawasaki)	48
11	Adam HARTGROVE (Yamaha)	47
12	Aaron SILVESTER (Yamaha)	45
13	Sam LAFFINS (Kawasaki)	45
14	Franco BOURNE (Kawasaki)	45
15	Charlie FARRER (Yamaha)	44
16	Daniel BROOKS (Kawasaki)	38
17	James ALDERSON (Triumph)	35
18	Kade VERWEY (Kawasaki)	34
19	Simon REID (Yamaha)	25
20	Caolan IRWIN (Yamaha)	18
21	Cameron HALL (Kawasaki)	16
22	Jack BEDNAREK (Yamaha)	13
23	Seth CRUMP (Kawasaki)	10
24	Matt BOWER (Kawasaki)	7
25	Harry FOWLE (Triumph)	5
26	Luke VERWEY (Kawasaki)	4
27	Kier ARMSTRONG (Kawasaki)	2
28	Adam McLEAN (Honda)	2
29	Lewis JONES (Kawasaki)	1

HEL Performance British Junior Supersport Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Cameron DAWSON (Kawasaki)	240
2	Kam DIXON (Kawasaki)	174
3	Ash BARNES (Yamaha)	168
4	Adon DAVIE (Kawasaki)	132
5	Lucca ALLEN (Yamaha)	128
6	Joseph THOMAS (Kawasaki)	96
7	Tom BOOTH-AMOS (Kawasaki)	95
8	Zak SHELTON (Kawasaki)	88
9	James McMANUS (Kawasaki)	79
10	Joe FARRAGHER (Kawasaki)	64
11	Mikey HARDIE (Kawasaki)	63
12	Declan CONNELL (Kawasaki)	56
13	Osian JONES (Kawasaki)	44
14	Lewis JONES (Kawasaki)	28
15	Chloe JONES (Yamaha)	28
16	Harry COOK (Yamaha)	26
17	Finn SMART-WEEDEN (Kawasaki)	26
18	Connor SELLORS (Kawasaki)	21
19	Cameron BROWN (Kawasaki)	19
20	Kieran SMITH (Kawasaki)	17
21	Annabel THOMAS (Kawasaki)	16
22	Charlie ATKINS (Kawasaki)	14
23	Elliot DUFTON (Kawasaki)	10
24	Jacob STEPHENSON (Yamaha)	9
25	Joe ELLIS (Kawasaki)	8
26	Jack FERRIS (Kawasaki)	7
27	Chris MOFFITT (Kawasaki)	7
28	Bradley WILSON (Kawasaki)	5
29	Christopher JOHNSON (Kawasaki)	5
30	Kieran KENT (Kawasaki)	4
31	Alessandro VALENTE (KTM)	2
32	Calum BEACH (Kawasaki)	1

Honda British Talent Cup Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Carter BROWN (Honda)	234
2	Evan BELFORD (Honda)	228
3	Casey O’GORMAN (Honda)	223
4	Johnny GARNESS (Honda)	195
5	Jamie LYONS (Honda)	191
6	Ollie WALKER (Honda)	138
7	James COOK (Honda)	135
8	Harrison CROSBY (Honda)	124
9	Sullivan MOUNSEY (Honda)	105
10	Kiyano VEIJER (Honda)	95
11	Cormac BUCHANAN (Honda)	84
12	Bailey STUART-CAMPBELL (Honda)	69
13	Rhys STEPHENSON (Honda)	57
14	Troy JEFFREY (Honda)	52
15	Ryan HITCHCOCK (Honda)	44
16	Corey TINKER (Honda)	39
17	Rossi BANHAM (Honda)	38
18	Harley McCABE (Honda)	34
19	Lucas BROWN (Honda)	32
20	Mason JOHNSON (Honda)	26
21	Luca HOPKINS (Honda)	21
22	Harrison DESSOY (Honda)	16
23	Rossi DOBSON (Honda)	15
24	Julian CORREA (Honda)	15
25	Josh BANNISTER (Honda)	10
26	Harrison MACKAY (Honda)	7
27	Alexander ROWAN (Honda)	5
28	Lucas HILL (Honda)	4
29	JJ CUNNINGHAM (Honda)	4

Ducati Performance TriOptions Cup Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Josh DAY (Ducati)	243
2	Elliott PINSON (Ducati)	199
3	Chris WALKER (Ducati)	188
4	David SHOUBRIDGE (Ducati)	145
5	John McGUINNESS (Ducati)	114
6	Craig NEVE (Ducati)	101
7	Edmund BEST (Ducati)	93
8	Carl STEVENS (Ducati)	77
9	David JONES (Ducati)	76
10	Michael TUSTIN (Ducati)	75
11	Alberto SOLERA (Ducati)	73
12	Sam COX (Ducati)	68
13	Max LOFTHOUSE (Ducati)	37
14	Daniel BOUCHER (Ducati)	31
15	Oliver SAVAGE (Ducati)	28
16	Seb BULPIN (Ducati)	18
17	Matthew JONES (Ducati)	18
18	Jacque FOLEY (Ducati)	18
19	Luke JONES (Ducati)	16
20	Ewan POTTER (Ducati)	14
21	Dijon COMPTON (Ducati)	12
22	Lee DEVONPORT (Ducati)	8
23	Ben FALLA (Ducati)	7
24	Matt STEVENS (Ducati)	7
25	Lee McLAUGHLIN (Ducati)	5
26	Craig KENNELLY (Ducati)	5
27	Richard SPENCER-FLEET (Ducati)	2
28	Peter HASLER (Ducati)	1
29	Andre COMPTON (Ducati)	1

Source: MCNews.com.au

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Support categoy round up from BSB Rnd 8 at Silverstone

September 13, 2021 mcnews Leave a comment

2021 Bennetts British Superbike Championship
Round 8 – Silverstone National

Images Dave Yeomans

Supersport Race One

Lee Johnston makes it two wins in three races in an action-packed Quattro Group British Supersport Sprint race. Storming off the line, Perie was the early race leader ahead of Currie, Johnston and Kennedy. However, disaster would strike series leader Jack Kennedy on lap four when he and Harry Truelove crashed out of action.

With no one able to break away, it came down to the final lap as Johnston, Charlie Nesbitt and Perie battled it out. Coming down to the run to the line, Johnston was able to claim his second win of the season by just 0.035s. Joining him on the podium was Bradley Perie and Rhys Irwin, who took his first podium.

Charlie Nesbitt was the first of the GP2 machines, second overall, while Mason Law was sixth overall, just one space ahead of Dan Jones.

British Supersport / GP2 Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Lee JOHNSTON	Yamaha	16m56.916
2	Charlie NESBITT	Kalex	+0.035
3	Bradley PERIE	Yamaha	+0.191
4	Rhys IRWIN	Yamaha	+0.415
5	Ben CURRIE	Kawasaki	+0.551
6	Mason LAW	Spirit	+0.668
7	Dan JONES	Spirit	+1.063
8	Cameron HORSMAN	Chassis Factory	+5.560
9	Scott SWANN	Yamaha	+12.204
10	Eunan McGLINCHEY	Kawasaki	+12.376
11	Jamie van SIKKELERUS	Yamaha	+12.515
12	Sam MUNRO	Yamaha	+12.734
13	Cameron FRASER	Chassis Factory	+18.267
14	James HIND	Yamaha	+18.477
15	Harvey CLARIDGE	Chassis Factory	+18.565
16	Daniel COOPER	Honda	+25.521
17	Harry ROWLINGS	ABM Evo	+25.691
18	Jake ARCHER	Kalex	+30.107
19	Phil WAKEFIELD	Yamaha	+33.927
20	Jodie FIELDHOUSE	Ariane	+2 Laps
Not Classified
DNF	Joe DUGGAN	Kawasaki	5 Laps
DNF	Jack KENNEDY	Kawasaki	15 Laps
DNF	Harry TRUELOVE	Yamaha	15 Laps
DNF	Michael DUNLOP	Triumph	17 Laps

Supersport Race Two

It was an action-packed Quattro group British Supersport race at Silverstone, with Charlie Nesbitt leading fellow GP2 rider Mason Law over the line. It was Ben Currie who grabbed the holeshot, but the opening stages saw a close battle of six riders.

Working his way forward, Nesbitt took over front running at the halfway point, with Mason Law following him through. As those two edge away at the front, it left a battle for the Supersport win, with Bradley Perie and Lee Johnston traded places.

Coming down to the final lap, Perie was able to take the win ahead of Johnston, with Rhys Irwin completing the Supersport podium.

Supersport Race Two Podium – 1st Perie – 2nd Johnston – 3rd Irwin

British Supersport / GP2 Race Two Results

Pos	CL	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	GP2	Charlie NESBITT	Kalex	23m30.807
2	GP2	Mason LAW	Spirit	+0.119
3	SSP	Bradley PERIE	Yamaha	+1.171
4	SSP	Lee JOHNSTON	Yamaha	+2.163
5	GP2	Dan JONES	Spirit	+2.948
6	SSP	Rhys IRWIN	Yamaha	+3.124
7	SSP	Jack KENNEDY	Kawasaki	+3.213
8	GP2	Cameron HORSMAN	Chassis Factory	+3.770
9	SSP	Ben CURRIE	Kawasaki	+3.920
10	SSP	Harry TRUELOVE	Yamaha	+9.246
11	SSP	Jamie van SIKKELERUS	Yamaha	+11.153
12	SSP	Eunan McGLINCHEY	Kawasaki	+11.890
13	SSP	Scott SWANN	Yamaha	+23.819
14	GP2	Jake ARCHER	Kalex	+27.961
15	SSP	James HIND	Yamaha	+28.810
16	GP2	Cameron FRASER	Chassis Factory	+31.812
17	SSP	Michael DUNLOP	Triumph	+33.537
18	GP2	Harry ROWLINGS	ABM Evo	+38.444
19	SSP	Daniel COOPER	Honda	+39.229
20	SSP	Phil WAKEFIELD	Yamaha	+40.372
21	GP2	Harvey CLARIDGE	Chassis Factory	+54.585
22	SSP	Joe DUGGAN	Kawasaki	+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	GP2	Jamie PERRIN	Spirit	13 Laps
DNF	SSP	Sam MUNRO	Yamaha	15 Laps

Quattro Group British Supersport Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Ben CURRIE (Kawasaki)	240
2	Jack KENNEDY (Kawasaki)	236
3	Bradley PERIE (Yamaha)	235
4	Lee JOHNSTON (Yamaha)	224
5	Kyle SMITH (Triumph)	181
6	Harry TRUELOVE (Yamaha)	157
7	Eunan McGLINCHEY (Kawasaki)	155
8	Brandon PAASCH (Triumph)	104
9	Rhys IRWIN (Yamaha)	95
10	Jamie van SIKKELERUS (Yamaha)	90
11	James HIND (Yamaha)	86
12	Sam MUNRO (Yamaha)	73
13	Phil WAKEFIELD (Yamaha)	63
14	Scott SWANN (Yamaha)	56
15	Korie McGREEVY (Yamaha)	53
16	Joe DUGGAN (Kawasaki)	32
17	Cederic BLOCH (Kawasaki)	20
18	Ben TOLLIDAY (Yamaha)	18
19	Pete WRIGHT (Kawasaki)	11
20	Dan COOPER (Honda)	10
21	Joseph LOUGHLIN (Yamaha)	9
22	Stephen THOMAS (Triumph)	6
23	Michael DUNLOP (Triumph)	5
24	Dominic HERBERTSON (Kawasaki)	4
25	David KRAWIECKI (Yamaha)	4
26	Jody LEES (Kawasaki)	4
27	Charles HARDISTY (Yamaha)	4
28	Max WADSWORTH (Yamaha)	1

Quattro Group British GP2 Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Charlie NESBITT (Kalex)	385
2	Mason LAW (Spirit)	262
3	Cameron HORSMAN (Chassis Factory)	203
4	Jack SCOTT (Harris)	164
5	Cameron FRASER (Chassis Factory)	148
6	Dan JONES (Spirit)	144
7	Harry ROWLINGS (ABM Evo)	120
8	Jake ARCHER (Kalex)	119
9	Jamie PERRIN (Spirit)	103
10	Conor WHEELER (Harris)	103
11	Harvey CLARIDGE (Chassis Factory)	88
12	Aaron RIDEWOOD (TCR Yamaha)	37
13	Jodie FIELDHOUSE (Ariane)	7

Superstock 1000

New Zealand’s Damon Rees was involved in a large crash into Copse corner during the closing minutes of the Superstock 1000 Qualfying session and suffered a broken humerus in multiple places, four broken ribs, a bruised lung & two fractured vertebrae. Although the injuries are quite substantial, he is in good spirits and is already looking forward to starting the road to recovery.

Tim Neave narrowly took pole position, topping qualifying by just 0.042s. South Australia Billy McConnell was second, ahead of Fraser Rogers who completed the front row. Luke Mossey lead the second row with Taylor Mackenzie fifth and South Aussie Levi Day sixth.

Superstock 1000 Race One

Tim Neave converted his pole position in the Pirelli National Superstock class into a race win, narrowly beating Billy McConnell and Luke Mossey over the line. The 22 lap race was a thrilling battle with five riders fighting for the podium.

With Neave, McConnell and Mossey all taking their turn to lead the race, Neave was able to move into the lead on the penultimate circulation and hold on to take the win.

Billy McConnell took his turn in the lead

Alex Olsen was fourth, while series leader Tom Neave was fifth.

Pirelli National Superstock Championship, Silverstone, Race One
1. Tim Neave (Buildbase Suzuki)
2. Billy McConnell (RICH Energy OMG Racing) +0.209s
3. Luke Mossey (Bournemouth Kawasaki/HEL Performance Kawasaki) +0.504s

Road Racing star Ian Hutchinson claimed eighth ahead of Levi Day while Tom Ward rounded out the top ten.

Brayden Elliott finished 16th ahead of Kiwi Shane Richardson.

Brayden Elliott pictured here ahead of Shane Richardson

Pirelli National Superstock Championship Race One

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Tim NEAVE	Suzuki	20m14.597
2	Billy McCONNELL	BMW	+0.209
3	Luke MOSSEY	Kawasaki	+0.504
4	Alex OLSEN	BMW	+0.794
5	Tom NEAVE	Honda	+0.937
6	Fraser ROGERS	Aprilia	+2.552
7	Taylor MACKENZIE	BMW	+2.698
8	Ian HUTCHINSON	Yamaha	+3.778
9	Levi DAY	Suzuki	+7.815
10	Tom WARD	Suzuki	+9.098
11	Chrissy ROUSE	Kawasaki	+9.370
12	Davey TODD	Honda	+14.164
13	Tom OLIVER	Suzuki	+14.305
14	Brent HARRAN	Suzuki	+14.426
15	Ashley BEECH	Suzuki	+15.746
16	Brayden ELLIOTT	Suzuki	+17.958
17	Shane RICHARDSON	BMW	+18.259
18	Matt TRUELOVE	BMW	+19.548
19	TJ TOMS	Kawasaki	+21.171
20	Joe SHELDON-SHAW	Suzuki	+21.251
21	Shaun WINFIELD	Honda	+22.907
22	David ALLINGHAM	BMW	+26.867
23	Craig NEVE	BMW	+28.793
24	Connor CUMMINS	Honda	+29.021
25	Max STAINTON	BMW	+33.832
26	Rob McNEALY	BMW	+34.104
27	Jenny TINMOUTH	Honda	+34.371
28	Tom TUNSTALL	Suzuki	+42.464
29	Nathan HARRISON	Honda	+43.637
30	Milo WARD	Kawasaki	+45.220
31	Dave SELLERS	Suzuki	+51.631
32	David BROOK	Honda	+53.342
33	Anthony MOORE	Suzuki	+53.522
34	Max MORGAN	Kawasaki	+57.448
35	Ben BROADWAY	Aprilia	+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	Lewis ROLLO	Kawasaki	10 Laps
DNF	Leon JEACOCK	Suzuki	13 Laps
DNF	James EAST	Aprilia	13 Laps
DNF	Jordan WEAVING	Kawasaki	17 Laps
DNF	Richard KERR	Honda	19 Laps

Pirelli National Superstock Championship Race Two

Alex Olsen powered his way to a fourth victory of the season, beating series leader Tom Neave by 0.3s. It was Neave who led for the early stages, but Olsen was able to find his way through in the closing stages and edge away to take the win.

Fraser Rogers completed the podium in third, having set the fastest lap of the race, ahead of South Australian Billy McConnell.

Pirelli National Superstock Championship, Silverstone, Race Two
1. Alex Olsen (FHO Racing BMW)
2. Tom Neave (Honda Racing) +0.326s
3. Fraser Rogers (IN Competition Aprilia) +3.579s

Shane Richardson just missed out on points

Tim Neave was fith ahead of Ian Hutchinson and Lewis Rollo.

Levi Day unfortunately recorded a DNF while countryman Brayden Elliott carded a 21st place result.

Kiwi Shane Richardson crossed the line just outside the points in 18th place.

Pirelli National Superstock Championship Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Alex OLSEN	BMW	20m09.729
2	Tom NEAVE	Honda	+0.326
3	Fraser ROGERS	Aprilia	+3.579
4	Billy McCONNELL	BMW	+6.781
5	Tim NEAVE	Suzuki	+7.154
6	Ian HUTCHINSON	Yamaha	+7.229
7	Lewis ROLLO	Kawasaki	+7.467
8	Taylor MACKENZIE	BMW	+7.845
9	Chrissy ROUSE	Kawasaki	+8.189
10	Tom WARD	Suzuki	+9.079
11	Davey TODD	Honda	+9.987
12	Tom OLIVER	Suzuki	+10.222
13	Jordan WEAVING	Kawasaki	+13.956
14	Richard KERR	Honda	+14.079
15	Brent HARRAN	Suzuki	+14.132
16	James EAST	Aprilia	+15.934
17	Ashley BEECH	Suzuki	+17.835
18	Shane RICHARDSON	BMW	+18.544
19	Joe SHELDON-SHAW	Suzuki	+20.467
20	TJ TOMS	Kawasaki	+20.513
21	Brayden ELLIOTT	Suzuki	+21.514
22	Connor CUMMINS	Honda	+24.364
23	Shaun WINFIELD	Honda	+24.838
24	David ALLINGHAM	BMW	+25.613
25	Leon JEACOCK	Suzuki	+26.081
26	Craig NEVE	BMW	+26.586
27	Jenny TINMOUTH	Honda	+36.347
28	Max STAINTON	BMW	+39.002
29	Tom TUNSTALL	Suzuki	+41.072
30	Nathan HARRISON	Honda	+42.157
31	Milo WARD	Kawasaki	+44.413
32	Dave SELLERS	Suzuki	+46.879
33	David BROOK	Honda	+48.922
34	Ben BROADWAY	Aprilia	+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	Luke MOSSEY	Kawasaki	2 Laps
DNF	Rob McNEALY	BMW	6 Laps
DNF	Anthony MOORE	Suzuki	7 Laps
DNF	Matt TRUELOVE	BMW	12 Laps
DNF	Levi DAY	Suzuki	21 Laps
DNF	Max MORGAN	Kawasaki	/

Pirelli National Superstock Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Tom NEAVE (Honda)	194
2	Billy McCONNELL (BMW)	172
3	Alex OLSEN (BMW)	171
4	Fraser ROGERS (Aprilia)	157
5	Taylor MACKENZIE (BMW)	149
6	Luke MOSSEY (Kawasaki)	136
7	Chrissy ROUSE (Kawasaki)	117
8	Lewis ROLLO (Kawasaki)	100
9	Tim NEAVE (Suzuki)	90
10	Ian HUTCHINSON (Yamaha)	65
11	Levi DAY (Suzuki)	53
12	Tom OLIVER (Suzuki)	49
13	Keith FARMER (Kawasaki)	47
14	Luke STAPLEFORD (Suzuki)	46
15	Tom WARD (Suzuki)	46
16	Luke HEDGER (Suzuki)	40
17	Brayden ELLIOTT (Suzuki)	39
18	Richard KERR (Honda)	31
19	Jordan WEAVING (Kawasaki)	23
20	Damon REES (BMW)	20
21	Shane RICHARDSON (BMW)	18
22	David ALLINGHAM (BMW)	18
23	Davey TODD (Honda)	10
24	Brent HARRAN (Suzuki)	8
25	James EAST (Aprilia)	6
26	Joe SHELDON-SHAW (Suzuki)	5
27	Ashley BEECH (Suzuki)	4
28	Lee WILLIAMS (Kawasaki)	2
29	TJ TOMS (Kawasaki)	2
30	Callum GRIGOR (Kawasaki)	1
31	Matt TRUELOVE (BMW)	1

Pirelli National Junior Superstock

Jack Nixon cruised to victory in the Pirelli National Junior Superstock class, taking the win by over three seconds. The Santander Salt Yamaha rider was unchallenged on his way to victory, but it was a battle behind for the remaining podium positions as Asher Durham narrowly beat Joe Talbot by just 0.047s to claim second.

Eugene McManus was fourth ahead of Aaron Silvester, Franco Bourne and Charlie Farrer.

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Championship Race Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Jack NIXON	Yamaha	19m32.529
2	Asher DURHAM	Kawasaki	+3.190
3	Joe TALBOT	Kawasaki	+3.237
4	Eugene McMANUS	Kawasaki	+3.485
5	Aaron SILVESTER	Yamaha	+3.687
6	Franco BOURNE	Kawasaki	+4.171
7	Charlie FARRER	Yamaha	+4.255
8	George STANLEY	Kawasaki	+4.830
9	Zak CORDEROY	Yamaha	+4.896
10	Liam DELVES	Kawasaki	+6.027
11	Adam HARTGROVE	Yamaha	+7.489
12	Louis VALLELEY	Yamaha	+10.191
13	Cameron HALL	Kawasaki	+10.368
14	Daniel BROOKS	Kawasaki	+10.666
15	Max COOK	Kawasaki	+15.128
16	Harry FOWLE	Triumph	+21.442
17	Jack BEDNAREK	Yamaha	+21.850
18	Luke VERWEY	Kawasaki	+22.054
19	Seth CRUMP	Kawasaki	+26.928
20	Finley ARSCOTT	Kawasaki	+27.676
21	Taylor ROSE	Kawasaki	+34.173
22	Harry LEIGH	Kawasaki	+36.947
23	Kevin COYNE	Kawasaki	++41.195
24	Toby REYNOLDS	Yamaha	44.734
Not Classified
DNF	Kevin KEYES	Kawasaki	9 Laps
DNF	Lewis JONES	Kawasaki	9 Laps
DNF	Simon REID	Yamaha	12 Laps
DNF	Caolan IRWIN	Yamaha	13 Laps
DNF	Sam LAFFINS	Kawasaki	13 Laps
DNF	Owen JENNER	Kawasaki	14 Laps
DNF	Lynden LEATHERLAND	Yamaha	14 Laps
DNF	Nathan DRURY	Kawasaki	16 Laps
DNF	Kade VERWEY	Kawasaki	/
DNF	Ed BEST	Yamaha	/
DNF	Kier ARMSTRONG	Kawasaki	/
DNF	James BULL	MV Agusta	/
DNF	Jake CAMPBELL	Kawasaki	/

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Jack NIXON (Yamaha)	202
2	Joe TALBOT (Kawasaki)	190
3	Zak CORDEROY (Yamaha)	140
4	George STANLEY (Kawasaki)	139
5	Eugene McMANUS (Kawasaki)	98
6	Liam DELVES (Kawasaki)	90
7	Asher DURHAM (Kawasaki)	82
8	Louis VALLELEY (Yamaha)	59
9	Max COOK (Kawasaki)	56
10	Owen JENNER (Kawasaki)	48
11	Adam HARTGROVE (Yamaha)	47
12	Aaron SILVESTER (Yamaha)	45
13	Sam LAFFINS (Kawasaki)	45
14	Franco BOURNE (Kawasaki)	45
15	Charlie FARRER (Yamaha)	44
16	Daniel BROOKS (Kawasaki)	38
17	James ALDERSON (Triumph)	35
18	Kade VERWEY (Kawasaki)	34
19	Simon REID (Yamaha)	25
20	Caolan IRWIN (Yamaha)	18
21	Cameron HALL (Kawasaki)	16
22	Jack BEDNAREK (Yamaha)	13
23	Seth CRUMP (Kawasaki)	10
24	Matt BOWER (Kawasaki)	7
25	Harry FOWLE (Triumph)	5
26	Luke VERWEY (Kawasaki)	4
27	Kier ARMSTRONG (Kawasaki)	2
28	Adam McLEAN (Honda)	2
29	Lewis JONES (Kawasaki)	1

HEL Performance British Junior Supersport with Motocourse Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Cameron DAWSON	Kawasaki	16m04.394
2	Kam DIXON	Kawasaki	+5.136
3	Ash BARNES	Yamaha	+5.218
4	Joseph THOMAS	Kawasaki	+6.744
5	Adon DAVIE	Kawasaki	+6.819
6	James McMANUS	Kawasaki	+6.932
7	Joe FARRAGHER	Kawasaki	+7.349
8	Lewis JONES	Kawasaki	+8.055
9	Lucca ALLEN	Yamaha	+12.649
10	Finn SMART-WEEDEN	Kawasaki	+12.710
11	Mikey HARDIE	Kawasaki	+12.861
12	Annabel THOMAS	Kawasaki	+19.075
13	Charlie ATKINS	Kawasaki	+19.159
14	Harry COOK	Yamaha	+19.214
15	Kieran SMITH	Kawasaki	+19.715
16	Jacob STEPHENSON	Yamaha	+19.794
17	Calum BEACH	Kawasaki	+20.346
18	Kieran KENT	Kawasaki	+21.660
19	Charlotte MARCUZZO	Kawasaki	+25.978
20	Oscar PINSON	Kawasaki	+26.028
21	Christopher JOHNSON	Kawasaki	+28.829
22	Joe ELLIS	Kawasaki	+28.900
23	Cameron BROWN	Kawasaki	+28.958
24	Luke GILBY	Yamaha	+34.917
25	Bradley WILSON	Kawasaki	+36.849
26	Connor SELLORS	Kawasaki	+36.850
27	Jack SMITH	Kawasaki	+37.674
28	James ROSE	Kawasaki	+40.538
29	Mcauley LONGMORE	Kawasaki	+40.713
30	Lewis SMART	Kawasaki	+47.677
31	Kai DICKINSON	Kawasaki	+54.369
32	Scarlett ROBINSON	Kawasaki	+1 Lap
33	Declan CONNELL	Kawasak	+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	Chloe JONES	Yamaha	2 Laps
DNF	Christian SMITH	Kawasaki	2 Laps
DNF	Zak SHELTON	Kawasaki	4 Laps
NC	Oliver MORGAN-EDWARDS	Kawasaki	6 Laps

British Junior Supersport Race Two

Adon Davie grabbed a thrilling victory in the second HEL Performance British Junior Supersport race, clinching the win by just 0.037s. The action-packed race was initially red flagged on the opening lap, and on the restart it was race one winner Cameron Dawson who held the early lead, but it was a race long fight for the lead coming down to the final lap.

It was Davie who took victory on the final run to the line, with Dawson second and Lucca Allen third.

HEL Performance British Junior Supersport with Motocourse Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Adon DAVIE	Kawasaki	10m49.077
2	Cameron DAWSON	Kawasaki	+0.037
3	Lucca ALLEN	Yamaha	+0.347
4	Zak SHELTON	Kawasaki	+0.439
5	Charlie ATKINS	Kawasaki	+0.498
6	Kam DIXON	Kawasaki	+0.918
7	Joe FARRAGHER	Kawasaki	+1.530
8	Mikey HARDIE	Kawasaki	+1.744
9	Harry COOK	Yamaha	+1.796
10	Declan CONNELL	Kawasaki	+1.862
11	Cameron BROWN	Kawasaki	+3.830
12	Finn SMART-WEEDEN	Kawasaki	+6.311
13	Kieran SMITH	Kawasaki	+6.337
14	Kieran KENT	Kawasaki	+12.248
15	Calum BEACH	Kawasaki	+12.576
16	Christopher JOHNSON	Kawasaki	+12.732
17	Luke GILBY	Yamaha	+17.401
18	Jack SMITH	Kawasaki	+17.673
19	Mcauley LONGMORE	Kawasaki	+17.788
20	Connor SELLORS	Kawasaki	+18.135
21	Bradley WILSON	Kawasaki	+18.221
22	Lewis SMART	Kawasaki	+26.520
23	Christian SMITH	Kawasaki	+32.759
24	Kai DICKINSON	Kawasaki	+35.429
25	Scarlett ROBINSON	Kawasaki	+37.346
Not Classified
DNF	Lewis JONES	Kawasaki	4 Laps
DNF	Oscar PINSON	Kawasaki	4 Laps
DNF	Joe ELLIS	Kawasaki	6 Laps
DNF	Jacob STEPHENSON	Yamaha	7 Laps
DNF	Charlotte MARCUZZO	Kawasaki	8 Laps
DNF	Oliver MORGAN-EDWARDS	Kawasaki	8 Laps
DNF	Annabel THOMAS	Kawasaki	9 Laps

HEL Performance British Junior Supersport Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Cameron DAWSON (Kawasaki)	240
2	Kam DIXON (Kawasaki)	174
3	Ash BARNES (Yamaha)	168
4	Adon DAVIE (Kawasaki)	132
5	Lucca ALLEN (Yamaha)	128
6	Joseph THOMAS (Kawasaki)	96
7	Tom BOOTH-AMOS (Kawasaki)	95
8	Zak SHELTON (Kawasaki)	88
9	James McMANUS (Kawasaki)	79
10	Joe FARRAGHER (Kawasaki)	64
11	Mikey HARDIE (Kawasaki)	63
12	Declan CONNELL (Kawasaki)	56
13	Osian JONES (Kawasaki)	44
14	Lewis JONES (Kawasaki)	28
15	Chloe JONES (Yamaha)	28
16	Harry COOK (Yamaha)	26
17	Finn SMART-WEEDEN (Kawasaki)	26
18	Connor SELLORS (Kawasaki)	21
19	Cameron BROWN (Kawasaki)	19
20	Kieran SMITH (Kawasaki)	17
21	Annabel THOMAS (Kawasaki)	16
22	Charlie ATKINS (Kawasaki)	14
23	Elliot DUFTON (Kawasaki)	10
24	Jacob STEPHENSON (Yamaha)	9
25	Joe ELLIS (Kawasaki)	8
26	Jack FERRIS (Kawasaki)	7
27	Chris MOFFITT (Kawasaki)	7
28	Bradley WILSON (Kawasaki)	5
29	Christopher JOHNSON (Kawasaki)	5
30	Kieran KENT (Kawasaki)	4
31	Alessandro VALENTE (KTM)	2
32	Calum BEACH (Kawasaki)	1

Honda British Talent Cup Race One

The penultimate round of the Honda British Talent Cup promised it could be pivotal, and after a dramatic Race 1 at Silverstone that may already be proved half true. As drama hit for key contenders for the crown, it was Ollie Walker (Moto Rapido / SP125 Racing) who came through to take his first win, getting some deserved reward for running at the front after late heartbreak in a few recent rounds. Second was another first as Sullivan Mounsey (iForce Lloyd & Jones) stood on the rostrum for the first time after another standout ride, with Harrison Crosby (Banks Racing) taking his second podium in third place once the dust settled in the wake of the shake-up.

It started with what’s become the standard at lights out as Johnny Garness (City Lifting by RS Racing) took the holeshot from pole, with Casey O’Gorman (Microlise Cresswell Racing) slotting into second and an early breakaway forming as the duo were joined by Mounsey, points leader Evan Belford (City Lifting by RS Racing), Carter Brown (City Lifting by RS Racing), James Cook (Wilson Racing) and Jamie Lyons (C&M Motors Ltd / Tooltec Racing).

It didn’t take long for that first bout of huge drama though. Heading into Maggots, Lap 3 saw Belford suffer a moment and the points leader tagged closest competitor O’Gorman as, shockingly, both the top two in the standings went down. Riders ok, but the door suddenly wide open for those on the chase to capitalise.

So then there were five, with Garness leading with a small margin by the next lap around. But he wasn’t allowed to escape and the chasers soon closed in, with someone else closing in too: Walker. He and Crosby were on a charge and well in the mix in the front group by a third of race distance run.

On Lap 8, more drama. Cook overcooked it right after taking the lead, the number 34 sliding out and losing his shot at glory. The group that had gone from seven to five to seven again had become a six-rider freight train – with Mounsey in the lead.

Lap by lap, so it remained. A classic group battle between the six looked set to roll on right to the end and that it almost did, although Lyons and Crosby lost a little touch with the front four in the last few laps. but even more drama was to come, with Saturday delivering an absolute rollercoaster.

Heading over the line to start the final lap, it was Garness in the lead and Brown fighting off both Walker and Mounsey. But Brown was able to tag back onto the leader and by Luffield, he was close enough to attack – and went for the outside. Locked together initially, there was then contact as the number 74 tagged Garness and it was Garness was forced to sit it up and run on, the number 57 out of the race.

In the aftermath of that, Walker and Mounsey swept through to finish 1-2, both putting in their best races yet and hitting some impressive milestones – having been right there in the battle throughout. Brown crossed the line in third after that final drama of the race, seemingly having made some big gains, but the final final drama of the day was still to come for the number 74. For the incident with Garness, he was given the equivalent of a Long Lap penalty, a three-second time penalty, and drops to fifth – losing the chance to gain a much bigger chunk of points.

The duel between Crosby and Lyons went all the way to the wire and became the fight for third after the penalty for Brown, and the number 15 just took it by 0.075. So Lyons is forced to settle for fourth, and Brown completes the top five in the classification.

Sixth saw Troy Jeffrey (Stiggymotorsport) hold off Harley McCabe (MLav VisionTrack Academy) by half a second, but both impressing and Kiyano Veijer (Microlise Cresswell Racing) likewise as the Dutch rookie took P8. Josh Bannister (Dunsley Heat Racing) took his best finish by far in ninth, beating Harrison Dessoy (Thorneycroft56 Racing) by just 0.046 as he, in turn, held off Lucas Brown (Amphibian Scaffolding / SP125 Racing).

Honda British Talent Cup Race One

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Ollie WALKER	Honda	23m06.725
2	Sullivan MOUNSEY	Honda	+0.286
3	Harrison CROSBY	Honda	+2.036
4	Jamie LYONS	Honda	+2.111
5	Carter BROWN	Honda	+3.544
6	Troy JEFFREY	Honda	+11.355
7	Harley McCABE	Honda	+11.942
8	Kiyano VEIJER	Honda	+12.096
9	Josh BANNISTER	Honda	+12.524
10	Harrison DESSOY	Honda	+12.570
11	Lucas BROWN	Honda	+12.705
12	Julian CORREA	Honda	+16.359
13	Rossi BANHAM	Honda	+22.260
14	Luca HOPKINS	Honda	+22.689
15	Rhys STEPHENSON	Honda	+30.666
16	Alexander ROWAN	Honda	+31.461
17	Harrison MACKAY	Honda	+32.778
18	JJ CUNNINGHAM	Honda	+34.000
19	Rhys COATES	Honda	+34.054
20	Mason JOHNSON	Honda	+39.631
21	Lucas HILL	Honda	+52.224
22	Peter WILLIS	Honda	+52.513
23	Anthony EAGLE	Honda	+52.979
24	Daniel GOODMAN	Honda	+53.436
25	Holly HARRIS	Honda	+54.477
26	Ted WILKINSON	Honda	+2 Laps
Not Classified
DNF	Johnny GARNESS	Honda	1 Lap
DNF	James COOK	Honda	15 Laps
DNF	Casey O’GORMAN	Honda	20 Laps
DNF	Evan BELFORD	Honda	20 Laps

Honda British Talent Cup Race Two

Sunday saw Silverstone host another classic Honda British Talent Cup battle, with Carter Brown (City Lifting by RS Racing) coming out on top this time around – and taking the points lead with it. He struck late to take it and Jamie Lyons (C&M Motors Ltd / Tooltec Racing) followed him through to get back on the box at Silverstone, with the podium completed by Johnny Garness (City Lifting by RS Racing).

There was some drama from the off or rather before it for Race 1 podium finisher Sullivan Mounsey (iForce Lloyd & Jones), with problems on the grid forcing the number 4 to start from the very back of the grid. And after their drama on Saturday, both Casey O’Gorman (Microlise Cresswell Racing) and Evan Belford (City Lifting by RS Racing) were down in P18 and P20 for take two, making it quite a proposition for the duo heading in at the top of the standings as well.

At lights out it was Garness who got the best start, not from pole this time around but the number 57 still taking the holeshot in 57 style. Race 1 winner Ollie Walker (Moto Rapido / SP125 Racing) slotted into second with Brown in third, but it was a big group from the off as the three were joined by Lyons, Harrison Crosby (Banks Racing), Rhys Stephenson (Rocket Racing) and James Cook (Wilson Racing).

On comeback watch though, after only a handful of laps the three riders somewhat out of position had been absolutely storming through. By Lap 4, O’Gorman was at the head of the group chasing to catch the lead gaggle, up into eighth, and the 67 cut the gap quickly. Next it was the turn of Mounsey – up from 31st and the very back – as he led Belford and tucked in to push forward, both also managing to bridge that gap before long.

As the group gained three though, it started to lose one, with Cook beginning to fade by mid-race. However, the freight train fight for the lead was only hotting up, now nine-riders strong, with phase 1 of O’Gorman’s charge completed as he took over at the front.

Heading onto the final lap it was still the number 67 in the lead, with Brown threatening just behind and Lyons in third as Garness shadowed. And the key move came from Brown. The number 74 lined it up and made it stick, with that tiny door opening more than enough invitation for Lyons too. Both sliced past O’Gorman and crossed the line just ahead, but there was an extra kicker for the number 67 too: on the drag to the line, Garness managed to pip him by just 0.009.

The 25 points for the win put Brown on top as the number 74 bounces back after a ore contentious Saturday at Silverstone, with Lyons finding rostrum form again and Garness making his slipstream prowess work to perfection once again. From P18 on the grid though, a 14-place gain and still 11 points off the top of the table is a stunner from O’Gorman.

The battle for fifth was a couple of tenths further back by the line, but it was won by Mounsey as he gained a whopping 26 places. O’Gorman impressed from P18 to thousandths off the podium, but Mounsey, who has one podium and had a second best result this season season of fourth, stormed to fifth position from the very back of the grid – not only taking one of his biggest points hauls of the year, but keeping his head when pressure came knocking.

Crosby was a tenth and a half further back, with Stephenson’s impressive Sunday seeing him take P7, denied by just 0.047. In the end, Belford put together an impressive comeback from P20 but lost out in the group, taking P8 and losing the points lead to Brown. Walker completed the freight train, with Cook a bit further back and the number 34 completing the top ten.

Another day, another rollercoaster, and another shake-up. Sunday sees Brown head into the finale as the points leader, with six in hand over Belford, but O’Gorman is now only five further back too. Garness and Lyons remain in mathematical contention too. Who’ll take the crown in 2021? We’ll find out next time out as Donington Park Grand Prix layout puts the Honda British Talent Cup on the line in a few short weeks!

Honda British Talent Cup Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Carter BROWN	Honda	22m54.4
2	Jamie LYONS	Honda	+0.083
3	Johnny GARNESS	Honda	+0.065
4	Casey O’GORMAN	Honda	+0.009
5	Sullivan MOUNSEY	Honda	+0.347
6	Harrison CROSBY	Honda	+0.145
7	Rhys STEPHENSON	Honda	+0.047
8	Evan BELFORD	Honda	+0.131
9	Ollie WALKER	Honda	+0.258
10	James COOK	Honda	+7.26
11	Harley McCABE	Honda	+2.52
12	Kiyano VEIJER	Honda	+9.052
13	Julian CORREA	Honda	+0.148
14	Lucas BROWN	Honda	+0.012
15	Luca HOPKINS	Honda	+0.155
16	Rossi BANHAM	Honda	+0.225
17	Alexander ROWAN	Honda	+6.704
18	Mason JOHNSON	Honda	+0.034
19	Harrison MACKAY	Honda	+0.11
20	Peter WILLIS	Honda	+15.481
21	Lucas HILL	Honda	+0.163
22	Daniel GOODMAN	Honda	+14.142
23	Anthony EAGLE	Honda	+0.007
24	Ted WILKINSON	Honda	+0.438
25	Rhys COATES	Honda	+0.121
26	Holly HARRIS	Honda	+0.57
Not Classified
DNF	Josh BANNISTER	Honda	1 Lap
DNF	Troy JEFFREY	Honda	1 Lap
DNF	Harrison DESSOY	Honda	3 Laps
DNF	JJ CUNNINGHAM	Honda	12 Laps

Honda British Talent Cup Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Carter BROWN (Honda)	234
2	Evan BELFORD (Honda)	228
3	Casey O’GORMAN (Honda)	223
4	Johnny GARNESS (Honda)	195
5	Jamie LYONS (Honda)	191
6	Ollie WALKER (Honda)	138
7	James COOK (Honda)	135
8	Harrison CROSBY (Honda)	124
9	Sullivan MOUNSEY (Honda)	105
10	Kiyano VEIJER (Honda)	95
11	Cormac BUCHANAN (Honda)	84
12	Bailey STUART-CAMPBELL (Honda)	69
13	Rhys STEPHENSON (Honda)	57
14	Troy JEFFREY (Honda)	52
15	Ryan HITCHCOCK (Honda)	44
16	Corey TINKER (Honda)	39
17	Rossi BANHAM (Honda)	38
18	Harley McCABE (Honda)	34
19	Lucas BROWN (Honda)	32
20	Mason JOHNSON (Honda)	26
21	Luca HOPKINS (Honda)	21
22	Harrison DESSOY (Honda)	16
23	Rossi DOBSON (Honda)	15
24	Julian CORREA (Honda)	15
25	Josh BANNISTER (Honda)	10
26	Harrison MACKAY (Honda)	7
27	Alexander ROWAN (Honda)	5
28	Lucas HILL (Honda)	4
29	JJ CUNNINGHAM (Honda)	4

Ducati Performance TriOptions Cup Race One

Pos	Bike	Rider	Time/Gap
1	Elliott PINSON	Ducati	14m18.694
2	David SHOUBRIDGE	Ducati	+5.809
3	Chris WALKER	Ducati	+6.080
4	David JONES	Ducati	+10.354
5	Alberto SOLERA	Ducati	+12.519
6	John McGUINNESS	Ducati	+14.894
7	Sam COX	Ducati	+18.168
8	Max LOFTHOUSE	Ducati	+18.252
9	Carl STEVENS	Ducati	+19.462
10	Oliver SAVAGE	Ducati	+26.349
11	Michael TUSTIN	Ducati	+26.490
12	Ewan POTTER	Ducati	+26.699
13	Craig KENNELLY	Ducati	+27.183
14	Matthew JONES	Ducati	+27.417
15	Andre COMPTON	Ducati	+30.803
16	Daniel BOUCHER	Ducati	+31.843
17	Darren FRY	Ducati	+32.235
18	Ben FALLA	Ducati	+32.328
19	Lee DEVONPORT	Ducati	+39.431
20	Paul CURRAN	Ducati	+42.003
21	Matt BAINBRIDGE	Ducati	+46.730
22	Mike LONG	Ducati	+54.928
23	Peter HASLER	Ducati	+55.055
24	Simon BASTABLE	Ducati	+55.622
25	Stephen TAYLOR	Ducati	+56.186
26	Matt VENN	Ducati	+1 Lap
27	James BUCHANAN	Ducati	+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	Connor THOMSON	Ducati	3 Laps
DNF	Josh DAY	Ducati	6 Laps
DNF	Jacque FOLEY	Ducati	7 Laps
DNF	Craig NEVE	Ducati	7 Laps

Ducati Performance TriOptions Cup Race Two

Josh Day bounced back from his DNF on Saturday to take a narrow victory in the second race. Launching off the line, Day and Elliott Pinson were in close contention throughout the six laps. Coming down to the final corner, Day was able to out drag Pinson to line, taking the win by just 0.060s. Chris Walker took third, ahead of Shoubridge and Jones.

Ducati Performance TriOptions Cup Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Josh DAY	Ducati	5m40.899
2	Elliott PINSON	Ducati	+0.060
3	Chris WALKER	Ducati	+3.248
4	David SHOUBRIDGE	Ducati	+3.316
5	David JONES	Ducati	+4.634
6	Alberto SOLERA	Ducati	+6.123
7	Craig NEVE	Ducati	+6.530
8	John McGUINNESS	Ducati	+6.985
9	Max LOFTHOUSE	Ducati	+7.878
10	Oliver SAVAGE	Ducati	+8.275
11	Michael TUSTIN	Ducati	+9.644
12	Ewan POTTER	Ducati	+10.776
13	Matthew JONES	Ducati	+11.454
14	Carl STEVENS	Ducati	+12.276
15	Daniel BOUCHER	Ducati	+12.680
16	Ben FALLA	Ducati	+12.823
17	Darren FRY	Ducati	+15.158
18	Andre COMPTON	Ducati	+15.449
19	Craig KENNELLY	Ducati	+15.873
20	Matt BAINBRIDGE	Ducati	+17.263
21	Peter HASLER	Ducati	+17.405
22	Paul CURRAN	Ducati	+17.796
23	Mike LONG	Ducati	+22.768
24	Stephen TAYLOR	Ducati	+23.292
25	Simon BASTABLE	Ducati	+23.383
26	James BUCHANAN	Ducati	+23.716
Not Classified
DNF	Lee DEVONPORT	Ducati	3 Laps

Ducati Performance TriOptions Cup Championship Standings

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Josh DAY (Ducati)	243
2	Elliott PINSON (Ducati)	199
3	Chris WALKER (Ducati)	188
4	David SHOUBRIDGE (Ducati)	145
5	John McGUINNESS (Ducati)	114
6	Craig NEVE (Ducati)	101
7	Edmund BEST (Ducati)	93
8	Carl STEVENS (Ducati)	77
9	David JONES (Ducati)	76
10	Michael TUSTIN (Ducati)	75
11	Alberto SOLERA (Ducati)	73
12	Sam COX (Ducati)	68
13	Max LOFTHOUSE (Ducati)	37
14	Daniel BOUCHER (Ducati)	31
15	Oliver SAVAGE (Ducati)	28
16	Seb BULPIN (Ducati)	18
17	Matthew JONES (Ducati)	18
18	Jacque FOLEY (Ducati)	18
19	Luke JONES (Ducati)	16
20	Ewan POTTER (Ducati)	14
21	Dijon COMPTON (Ducati)	12
22	Lee DEVONPORT (Ducati)	8
23	Ben FALLA (Ducati)	7
24	Matt STEVENS (Ducati)	7
25	Lee McLAUGHLIN (Ducati)	5
26	Craig KENNELLY (Ducati)	5
27	Richard SPENCER-FLEET (Ducati)	2
28	Peter HASLER (Ducati)	1
29	Andre COMPTON (Ducati)	1

Source: MCNews.com.au

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Brookes books his place in showdown with Silverstone podiums

September 12, 2021 mcnews Leave a comment

2021 Bennetts British Superbike Championship
Round 8 – Silverstone National

The eight Title Fighters who will battle to be crowned the 2021 Bennetts British Superbike champion were finalised at Silverstone on Sunday afternoon, as it went down to the wire in the final race of the Main Season as five riders duelled for the final three positions ahead of the Showdown.

After 24 races in the Main Season, which has seen seven different race winners and a total of 12 podium finishers, the leading contenders in Bennetts BSB battled to join Jason O’Halloran, Tarran Mackenzie, Christian Iddon and Tommy Bridewell at Silverstone.

Peter Hickman had guaranteed his position following Saturday’s opening race for the FHO Racing BMW team, whilst Glenn Irwin had edged closer to securing Title Fighter status with his first victory of the season in Saturday’s Race.

Bennetts British Superbike Championship
Standings ahead of the Showdown

Jason O’Halloran (McAMS Yamaha) 1071
Tarran Mackenzie (McAMS Yamaha) 1041
Christian Iddon (VisionTrack Ducati) 1026
Tommy Bridewell (Oxford Products Racing Ducati) 1024
Peter Hickman (FHO Racing BMW) 1015
Danny Buchan (SYNETIQ BMW 1014
Glenn Irwin (Honda Racing) 1012
Josh Brookes (VisionTrack Ducati) 1002

Superbike Race One

Glenn Irwin became the seventh different race winner in the 2021 Bennetts British Superbike Championship, scoring victory in a dramatic BikeSocial race at Silverstone, as the McAMS Yamaha team-mates crashed out of the two leading positions.

The race began with Tarran Mackenzie hitting the front of the pack after a rapid start from the front row. However as the pack streamed across the line for the first time, Tommy Bridewell had claimed the advantage on the Oxford Products Racing Ducati.

On the second lap the drama began; Peter Hickman had a high-speed crash at Becketts, but the FHO Racing BMW rider had his Title Fighter position confirmed in the Showdown, having a 70-point advantage over ninth place in the standings ahead of Sunday’s two races.

The battle for the Title Fighter positions continued to rage throughout the pack. On the same lap, Danny Buchan went for a move on the inside of Ryan Vickers at Woodcote and they collided sending them both crashing out of the action.

Buchan went down and took Vickers with him

There was heartbreak for Lee Jackson too as a technical issues forced him to retire his FS-3 Racing Kawasaki; the three riders remain in a position to secure one of the final three places tomorrow.

As Keith Farmer and Takumi Takahashi crashed out, the BMW Safety Car was deployed on lap four. The pack formed up with Bridewell leading Jason O’Halloran, Gino Rea, Glenn Irwin and Andrew Irwin plus Christian Iddon. Mackenzie meanwhile had dropped to seventh ahead of Josh Brookes after the opening laps.

When the race resumed on lap seven, O’Halloran was instantly attacking; making a move at Copse to snatch the lead from Bridewell. The Oxford Products Racing Ducati rider responded instantly to regain the position at the front of the field, as Glenn Irwin moved into third.

Mackenzie was making up ground though, he was up to second by lap 21 and the McAMS Yamaha rider was pushing for a repeat of his Snetterton victories.

However on the penultimate lap, Mackenzie had taken the lead and was defending hard from his team-mate when he high-sided at Brooklands, collecting O’Halloran and bringing out the red flag.

Mackenzie sustained a fractured fifth metacarpal on his left hand and will not take part in the races tomorrow, whilst championship leader O’Halloran is expected to race.

That awarded the win to Glenn Irwin, who had been holding third ahead of Iddon before the incident, as the VisionTrack Ducati rider returned to the podium for the first time since Thruxton. Bridewell completed the podium, adding to his Podium Points.

A fourth place for Brookes promoted him up ninth in the standings, just six-points adrift of Bradley Ray who held the last place in the top-eight ahead of Sunday’s two races following his fifth place finish.

Gino Rea claimed sixth place, but both him and Andrew Irwin were now out of the running for the final Title Fighter positions. Rory Skinner, Kyle Ryde, Xavi Forés and Luke Stapleford completed the top ten.

Glenn Irwin – Race One Winner

“It was a chaotic race, but I wanted to be one of those not making lunges at the beginning. I had to play it quite safe as I know the place in the Showdown is what we need this weekend. I saw with about eight laps to go Jason [O’Halloran] was starting to push and I did feel okay. But we also have a bad sector, which is sector three – Brooklands. I lose a little bit of traction front and rear and I start to understeer a lot, so we’ll sit down and look and see if that’s something we can improve for tomorrow. But a win – what a way to kick-start this Showdown decider weekend. There is pressure; we put ourselves under the maximum, but I like that because I think that’s when I perform and I’m really happy with today. When the Fireblade is good like it is this weekend, I’m up to fight for the wins and podiums. I’ll be trying my best again tomorrow, I think now we can go really get stuck in. To lose a 32 point buffer in two races would be silly, so let’s go get stuck in!”

Christian Iddon – P2

“I’m really happy to be back on the podium as I’ve been off the pace recently and had a few tough rounds so it’s nice to get this feeling again. Even at the start of this weekend, I was only average, but we made some improvements during qualifying, and I kept moving forward the whole race. Gino Rea looked to have that bit more on the Suzuki, but I was confident I could get by Glenn Irwin although the crash changed everything, and we ended up second. I’m really strong in some parts of the track but weak in others so if we can get off the corners better, I think we’ll be in a really good position for tomorrow’s races.”

Silverstone Superbike Race One Results
1. Glenn Irwin (Honda Racing)
2. Christian Iddon (VisionTrack Ducati) +0.229s
3. Tommy Bridewell (Oxford Products Racing Ducati) 1.038s

Josh Brookes – P4

“The wheel spin and lack of grip I’ve been encountering continues but I’ve almost learnt to live with it although it does make the races hard work. We only have a small window where the bike works and just the slightest movement out of that window leads to big mistakes which is why I’m up and down a bit during the races. I’m not known for making mistakes or for getting bad starts but that’s what’s happening although as the race goes on, the other riders come back to me. I can see them spinning up in the second half of the race but because I’ve had that from the start, I’m able to make up ground in the latter stages. It’s not ideal and it’s still frustrating but I’ll take the positives and the fourth place.”

Superbike Race One Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Glenn IRWIN	Honda	21m02.781
2	Christian IDDON	Ducati	+0.229
3	Tommy BRIDEWELL	Ducati	+1.038
4	Josh BROOKES	Ducati	+1.272
5	Bradley RAY	BMW	+1.810
6	Gino REA	Suzuki	+2.906
7	Rory SKINNER	Kawasaki	+4.699
8	Kyle RYDE	BMW	+5.481
9	Xavi FORÉS	BMW	+5.742
10	Luke STAPLEFORD	Suzuki	+8.501
11	Andrew IRWIN	BMW	+9.619
12	Ryo MIZUNO	Honda	+9.714
13	Dan LINFOOT	Honda	+10.911
14	Bjorn ESTMENT	Suzuki	+1 Lap
15	Storm STACEY	Kawasaki	+1 Lap
16	Dean HARRISON	Kawasaki	+1 Lap
17	Luke HOPKINS	Honda	+1 Lap
18	Brian McCORMACK	BMW	+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNF	Jason O’HALLORAN	Yamaha	1 Lap
DNF	Tarran MACKENZIE	Yamaha	1 Lap
DNF	Sam COX	BMW	9 Laps
DNF	Lee JACKSON	Kawasaki	14 Laps
DNF	Takumi TAKAHASHI	Honda	21 Laps
DNF	Keith FARMER	BMW	21 Laps
DNF	Peter HICKMAN	BMW	22 Laps
DNF	Ryan VICKERS	Kawasaki	22 Laps
DNF	Danny BUCHAN	BMW	22 Laps

Superbike Race Two

In the second race of the weekend, Mackenzie claimed his fifth win of the season, bouncing back from his huge crash yesterday to snatch victory from a resurgent Brookes on the final lap.

Mackenzie had undergone further rigorous assessments by the BSB Medical Team this morning after sustaining a fractured fifth metacarpal on his left hand in yesterday’s crash, and was passed fit to ride.

At the start of race two, Gino Rea launched to the front of the pack from pole position, but a lap later Brookes had made up three positions to put the VisionTrack Ducati into the lead.
Mackenzie was in the mix with the leading contenders as Bradley Ray moved into second to fight for his position in the Showdown.

Bridewell was soon on the move and he dived down the inside of Ray at Copse to claim second position for the Oxford Products Racing Ducati team. The pair traded blows for several laps in the battle for second, as the Rich Energy OMG Racing BMW rider fought to remain in the top eight.

Mackenzie though had moved back up the pack and into second place ahead of Ray and his teammate O’Halloran, who was also still battered and bruised after yesterday’s crash.

On the final lap Mackenzie lunged down the inside of Brookes at Copse to take the lead, but the defending champion also had O’Halloran for company, and he made his move at Luffield to push their VisionTrack Ducati rival back into third at the chequered flag.

Ray ended the race fourth to keep himself in contention ahead of the final race as Bridewell completed the top five, fending off the challenges from Rea and Iddon.

Superbike Race Two Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Tarran MACKENZIE	Yamaha	26m56.075
2	Jason O’HALLORAN	Yamaha	+0.083
3	Josh BROOKES	Ducati	+0.370
4	Bradley RAY	BMW	+0.456
5	Tommy BRIDEWELL	Ducati	+1.313
6	Gino REA	Suzuki	+1.469
7	Christian IDDON	Ducati	+5.908
8	Ryan VICKERS	Kawasaki	+6.330
9	Rory SKINNER	Kawasaki	+7.020
10	Peter HICKMAN	BMW	+7.589
11	Lee JACKSON	Kawasaki	+8.975
12	Danny BUCHAN	BMW	+10.245
13	Glenn IRWIN	Honda	+13.762
14	Luke STAPLEFORD	Suzuki	+14.033
15	Kyle RYDE	BMW	+15.584
16	Ryo MIZUNO	Honda	+16.347
17	Dan LINFOOT	Honda	+22.010
18	Xavi FORÉS	BMW	+22.172
19	Storm STACEY	Kawasaki	+37.589
20	Dean HARRISON	Kawasaki	+38.162
21	Bjorn ESTMENT	Suzuki	+38.379
22	Takumi TAKAHASHI	Honda	+38.549
23	Luke HOPKINS	Honda	+1m10.000
Not Classifed
DNF	Brian McCORMACK	BMW	9 Laps
DNF	Andrew IRWIN	BMW	12 Laps
DNF	Sam COX	BMW	21 Laps

Superbike Race Three

The final three Title Fighter positions would be decided in the final race and Glenn Irwin, Danny Buchan, Ray, Brookes and Jackson prepared for one last bid for Title Fighter status.

Whilst O’Halloran became the third different race winner of the weekend, Brookes battled to a hard-fought podium in race three to secure his positon in the Showdown by just four points, knocking Ray out of contention.

The race had earlier been red flagged due to track contamination when Luke Stapleford crashed out at Brooklands. At the stoppage, Brookes had been leading the pack from Bridewell, O’Halloran and Mackenzie ahead of an 11-lap restart.

On the restart, Brookes was determined to secure his position, firing himself to the front ahead of Rea, Bridewell and O’Halloran. However, there was disappointment on lap two when he crashed the Buildbase Suzuki out of second place.

O’Halloran had moved into second before grabbing the lead on the seventh lap as Mackenzie also pulled a pass on Brookes to push the defending champion into third.

By lap 12 the McAMS Yamaha pairing were dicing for the lead again with the pair trading blows until the chequered flag, with O’Halloran holding the advantage by just 0.124s following a last lap scrap.

After the race one incident there would have been some nail biting going on in the McAms Yamaha garage…

Brookes held onto third following an intense last lap battle with Bridewell and Buchan, who also confirmed his position in the Showdown for SYNETIQ BMW with fourth place after getting the better of the Oxford Products Racing Ducati rider.

Superbike Race Three Results
1. Jason O’Halloran (McAMS Yamaha)
2. Tarran Mackenzie (McAMS Yamaha) +0.124s
3. Josh Brookes (VisionTrack Ducati) +2.188s

Iddon finished the final race of the Main Season in sixth place ahead of Ray, who dropped out of a Showdown position at the final stage. Jackson finished in eighth place, with Glenn Irwin in ninth to secure his Title Fighter status.

The Title Fighters are confirmed: O’Halloran, Mackenzie, Iddon, Bridewell, Hickman, Buchan, Glenn Irwin and Brookes.

Six different teams will line up to battle for the title over the final three round Showdown representing four different manufacturers, with the first round taking place at Oulton Park on 24-26 September.

Superbike Race Three Results

Pos	Rider	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Jason O’HALLORAN	Yamaha	13m28.557
2	Tarran MACKENZIE	Yamaha	+0.124
3	Josh BROOKES	Ducati	+2.188
4	Danny BUCHAN	BMW	+2.357
5	Tommy BRIDEWELL	Ducati	+2.713
6	Christian IDDON	Ducati	+2.749
7	Bradley RAY	BMW	+4.840
8	Lee JACKSON	Kawasaki	+5.062
9	Glenn IRWIN	Honda	+5.453
10	Ryan VICKERS	Kawasaki	+5.720
11	Andrew IRWIN	BMW	+5.769
12	Peter HICKMAN	BMW	+6.847
13	Dan LINFOOT	Honda	+8.304
14	Xavi FORÉS	BMW	+8.617
15	Ryo MIZUNO	Honda	+8.818
16	Rory SKINNER	Kawasaki	+8.981
17	Kyle RYDE	BMW	+9.178
18	Storm STACEY	Kawasaki	+15.976
19	Bjorn ESTMENT	Suzuki	+16.355
20	Luke HOPKINS	Honda	+25.280
21	Dean HARRISON	Kawasaki	+25.628
Not Classified
DNF	Gino REA	Suzuki	14 Laps
DNF	Sam COX	BMW	14 Laps

Jason O’Halloran

“After yesterday, to walk away with the same championship gap we had when we came here is a good result. To win in that final race means a lot, it wasn’t easy but I was determined to get to the front and keep out of the battles and that’s what we did. Taz tried at the end but we were straight back at him so I’m really happy with that as I’m quite second hand. Thanks to everyone at the medical centre and McAMS Yamaha. We’ve had a great year, so it would have been a shame to lose our advantage going into the Showdown so to stay ahead is really good. I can’t wait to get stuck in at Oulton Park.”

Josh Brookes

“That third race was a lot more hard fought so I’m proud of our efforts today. In the earlier race this afternoon, to get mugged at the end was a bit of a downer. I ended up in the same position in race three, but I feel a lot better about it. I raced from a position, we had the stoppage and then in the restart I got a good start for once! I had a good battle with Tommy as well. All around it’s been positive. I actually didn’t know Danny was there too on the last lap, I just saw Tommy come past and I didn’t want to give up the position. I didn’t know where other people were in the race and potentially losing another place would’ve meant I may have been out of the Showdown. I had a couple of motivating factors to be sure I got back. The point where I wanted to get back past him I couldn’t actually do the move. Tommy outbroke himself, so we eventually achieved the same result. I’m just pleased for the VisionTrack Ducati team, the sponsors and everyone that supports me. Last time we were at Oulton Park I had a lot of problems getting performance, but we seemed to make some good changes to get the bike up to the speed we’re at now, so if Silverstone is a gauge, this is a track we’ve normally, not sucked at, but not particularly gone good at. So if this is an example, then maybe we’ll go good at Oulton Park too. I’m as curious as anyone to find out so we’ll see what happens in the Showdown.”
Mackenzie was victorious despite his huge crash yesterday

Bennetts British Superbike Championship
Standings ahead of the Showdown

Pos	Rider	Points
1	Jason O’HALLORAN (Yamaha)	1071
2	Tarran MACKENZIE (Yamaha)	1041
3	Christian IDDON (Ducati)	1026
4	Tommy BRIDEWELL (Ducati)	1024
5	Peter HICKMAN (BMW)	1015
6	Danny BUCHAN (BMW)	1014
7	Glenn IRWIN (Honda)	1012
8	Josh BROOKES (Ducati)	1002
9	Bradley RAY (BMW)	182
10	Lee JACKSON (Kawasaki)	167
11	Ryan VICKERS (Kawasaki)	150
12	Rory SKINNER (Kawasaki)	143
13	Andrew IRWIN (BMW)	114
14	Gino REA (Suzuki)	108
15	Kyle RYDE (BMW)	69
16	Dan LINFOOT (Honda)	65
17	Xavi FORÉS (BMW)	52
18	Danny KENT (Suzuki)	49
19	Storm STACEY (Kawasaki)	31
20	Dean HARRISON (Kawasaki)	17
21	Joe FRANCIS (BMW)	12
22	Luke STAPLEFORD (Suzuki)	10
23	Ryo MIZUNO (Honda)	9
24	Tim NEAVE (Suzuki)	7
25	Takumi TAKAHASHI (Honda)	3
26	Bjorn ESTMENT (Suzuki)	3
27	Luke HOPKINS (Honda)	2
28	Joe SHELDON-SHAW (Kawasaki)	1

Source: MCNews.com.au

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