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The two British Supersport Championship races at Donington Park at the weekend were reminiscent of the titanic battles of 2021 as Jack Kennedy and Bradley Perie went head to head for each and every lap.
Bradley Perie completed a double victory in the British Supersport Championship at Donington Park on Sunday with the Macadam Appleyard Yamaha rider just holding off Jack Kennedy (Mar-Train Yamaha) on the run to the chequered flag.
Bradley Perie brought Jack Kennedy’s 100% winning run in the British Supersport Championship to an end at Donington Park on Saturday evening with the Appleyard Macadam Yamaha rider coming out on top by just 0.094s.
Mar-Train Yamaha’s Jack Kennedy claimed his third consecutive pole position in the British Supersport Championship, with the fastest time in qualifying at Donington Park on Saturday morning. He lapped almost two tenths of a second quicker than Bradley Perie with Perie’s Appleyard Macadam Yamaha teammate Harry Truelove in third.
Goals from Josh Ryan and Brian Donovan proved to be the difference as Limerick ran out six-point winners over Tipperary at Semple Stadium to book a place in their first Munster final in 12 years.
Jack Kennedy’s early season dominance of the Quattro British Supersport Championship continued at Oulton Park on Monday afternoon with the Mar-Train Racing Yamaha rider making it four wins from four starts.
The Ashcourt Racing Yamaha rider followed up his brace of runner-up results at Silverstone last month with another rostrum as Johnston maintains his impressive form with a week to go until opening practice at the North West 200 (May 10-14).
Reigning champion Jack Kennedy took a start to finish victory in the Quattro Group British Supersport Championship Sprint race at Oulton Park on Sunday, the Mar-Train Racing Yamaha runner coming home 4.2s clear of Bradley Perie (Appleyard Macadam Yamaha) with Lee Johnston (Ashcourt Racing Yamaha) taking third.