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Jason O’Halloran claimed his third Bennetts British Superbike Championship victory of the season on Sunday with the McAMS Yamaha rider getting the better of the Cheshire Mouldings by FS-3 Kawasaki pairing of Lee Jackson and Rory Skinner in the second race at Knockhill.
Glenn Irwin dipped under the lap record at Knockhill on Saturday morning with the Honda rider topping the third Bennetts British Superbike Championship free practice session by almost a quarter of a second from the Cheshire Mouldings by FS-3 Kawasaki pairing of Rory Skinner and Lee Jackson.
Jason O’Halloran set the pace in the second Bennetts British Superbike Championship free practice session at Knockhill on Friday afternoon, the McAMS Yamaha rider lapping 0.112s quicker than Glenn Irwin (Honda) with Tommy Bridewell (Oxford Products Ducati) in third.
Christian Iddon led the way in the opening Bennett’s British Superbike Championship free practice session at Knockhill on Friday, the Buildbase Suzuki rider coming out on top in the wet conditions by 0.149s.
Lydd's Bradley Ray continued his excellent start to the British Superbike Championship season with two second places and a third at Donington Park - although he lost out on a hefty bonus.
Although he wasn’t able to add to the wins he scored at round two, Bradley Ray’s highly impressive start to this year’s British Superbike season continued at Donington Park with the Rich Energy OMG rider taking three podiums in the three races to extend his lead to 28 points.
Jason O’Halloran put himself right back into British Superbike Championship contention at Donington Park at the weekend, his two wins and a second not only showing the form he’d had for the majority of 2021 but also helping him jump up to second overall in the title standings.
Jason O’Halloran completed a Bennetts British Superbike Championship double at Donington Park on Sunday as he came home almost two seconds clear of Bradley Ray (RICH Energy OMG Racing Yamaha) to cut the gap to the championship leader to 28 points. Lee Jackson (Cheshire Mouldings FS-3 Kawasaki) took third place once more.