TT 2022: Hickman grazes 131mph in second session
Gas Monkey BMW’s Peter Hickman took charge of the TT 2022 timesheets this evening, putting in a 131.719mph Superbike lap on the second night of practice.
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TT 2022: Rutter’s Diary – Episode One
I arrived on the island about a week ago, but the week went really fast as there was plenty to do and keep me occupied. I did a few laps in the car and one with Glenn Irwin which impressed me a lot – he knew more than me. Seriously, he was telling me braking points that I knew nothing about so thanks Glenn.
TT 2022: Rookie Irwin kicks off with 122.616mph lap
TT 2022 rookie Glenn Irwin kicked off his practice week tonight with a 122.616mph lap on the factory Honda Fireblade.
TT 2022: BSB star Irwin leads newcomer laps
Tomorrow the 2022 pack of newcomers to the Isle of Man TT Races will experience the closed roads of the 37.73-mile Mountain Course for the first time, as they head out on their Speed Control Lap.
Donington BSB: Bad luck limits Irwin’s potential
The ups and downs of motorcycle racing were clearly demonstrated to Glenn Irwin at the weekend as the Honda Racing rider went from the euphoria of success at the North West 200 to scoring just 11 points at round three of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship at Donington Park.
Glenn Irwin relieved to "walk away from" major crash at British Superbike Championship
Glenn Irwin breathed a sigh of relief after walking away from a major crash in round three of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship at Donington National on Sunday.
Donington BSB: ‘I didn’t have enough at the end’ - Ray
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.
Donington BSB: O’Halloran crowned ‘King’ with double victory
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.