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Local favourite Bradley Ray just missed out on a podium spot to lose the lead in the standings as the British Superbikes Championship resumed at Brands Hatch at the weekend.
Although he was overshadowed slightly by McAMS Yamaha team-mate Tarran Mackenzie, Brands Hatch was a more than profitable weekend for Jason O’Halloran.
Tarran Mackenzie took his second Bennetts British Superbike Championship win of the day at Brands Hatch on Sunday afternoon after a thrilling battle with McAMS Yamaha team-mate Jason O’Halloran.
Jason O’Halloran came out on top in the opening Bennetts British Superbike Championship race at Brands Hatch on Saturday afternoon, the McAMS Yamaha rider taking his fifth win in six races to close to within four points of championship leader Bradley Ray.
In-form Jason O’Halloran set the fastest ever lap of Brands Hatch on Saturday afternoon as he claimed pole position for the opening Bennetts British Superbike Championship race ahead of McAMS Yamaha team-mate Tarran Mackenzie and championship leader Bradley Ray (Rich OMG Racing Yamaha).
Jason O’Halloran topped the third and final free practice session at a sun-blessed Brands Hatch on Saturday morning, the McAMS Yamaha rider lapping 0.145s quicker than team-mate Tarran Mackenzie with Friday’s pace setter Bradley Ray (Rich OMG Racing Yamaha) in third.
A third win of the season followed by a 10th podium in 2022 kept Lydd's Bradley Ray top of the British Superbike Championship standings.
Jason O’Halloran made it a Bennetts British Superbike Championship double at Knockhill on Sunday when the McAMS Yamaha rider defeated Bradley Ray (Rich Energy OMG Yamaha) by a second to cut the gap in the points to just 16.