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Round three of the British Superbike Championship at Donington Park was a bit of a mixed bag for Kyle Ryde with victory in the opening race for the Rich Energy OMG Yamaha rider offset by a crash and fifth place in races two and three.
Jonathan Rea’s desire to win WorldSBK races was shown not just by being able to pass his two biggest rivals for both race victories on Sunday at Estoril, but by setting the fastest lap of the final race just one lap from the finale to catch his eventual prey, Alvaro Bautista.
Toprak Razgatlioglu was on strong form in Portugal, part of the podium fight in every race, but the tall Turkish rider still has no WorldSBK wins in 2022 - so far.
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.
Reigning British Superbike Champion Tarran Mackenzie made an encouraging return to racing at Donington Park at the weekend with the McAMS Yamaha rider taking a best finish of sixth and scoring 21 points in total.
It’s still very early in proceedings in this year’s British Superbike Championship and whilst he’s not yet at the level that has seen him challenge for victories in each and every race, round three at Donington Park showed that Christian Iddon is getting more and more to grips with the Buildbase Suzuki.
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.