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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.
Rich OMG Yamaha’s Brad Ray was unchallenged and untouchable in the opening Bennetts British Superbike race at Knockhill on Saturday.
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.
It was a Rich Energy OMG Yamaha team effort at Donington Park for FP2 as Bradley Ray bested Kyle Ryde in Friday’s final BSB practice.
Rich OMG Yamaha’s Kyle Ryde set the pace in free practice one as the Bennetts British Superbike Championship arrived at Donington Park.
After a podium finish at the opening Bennetts British Superbike Championship round at Silverstone, and strong results in the other races, the Synetiq BMW team were brought back down to earth at Oulton Park with illness and bad luck hitting Danny Buchan and Andrew Irwin respectively.
Times and results from Sunday’s Superbike, Supersport, Superstock, Sidecar and BTC qualifying sessions and races at Oulton Park