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Brayden Elliott wins STK Race 1 | Saturday Donington BSB Report

2022 British Superbike Championship Round Three - Donington Park

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2022 British Superbike Championship
Round Three – Donington Park


Bennetts British Superbike Qualifying

Jason O’Halloran smashed the fastest Bennetts British Superbike Championship lap at Donington in the SUPERPICKS Qualifying session, firing the McAMS Yamaha to his first pole position of the season by just 0.004s above the record, and 0.018 ahead of Bradley Ray.  His Rich Energy OMG Racing Yamaha teammate Kyle Ryde as Yamaha completed a lock out of the front row.

Jason O’Halloran claims pole at Donington

Rory Skinner headed the second row for the Cheshire Mouldings FS-3 Kawasaki team ahead of teammate Lee Jackson, with Peter Hickman completing the top six.

Tom Sykes had his best qualifying performance of the year for the MCE Ducati team in seventh place ahead of returning champion Tarran Mackenzie on the second of the McAMS Yamahas. Glenn Irwin and Ryan Vickers completed the top ten.

Bennetts British Superbike Combined Qualifying

PosRiderNatTime/Gap
1Jason O’HALLORANAUS1m05.479
2Bradley RAYGBR+0.018
3Lee JACKSONGBR+0.266
4Glenn IRWINGBR+0.292
5Kyle RYDEGBR+0.341
6Andrew IRWINGBR+0.397
7Peter HICKMANGBR+0.580
8Rory SKINNERGBR+0.647
9Leon HASLAMGBR+0.676
10Danny BUCHANGBR+0.693
11Tarran MACKENZIEGBR+0.746
12Danny KENTGBR+0.799
13Josh BROOKESAUS+0.802
14Tommy BRIDEWELLGBR+0.831
15Christian IDDONGBR+0.883
16Tom SYKESGBR+0.979
17Ryo MIZUNOJPN+1.075
18Ryan VICKERSGBR+1.195
19Takumi TAKAHASHIJPN+1.251
20Tom NEAVEGBR+1.275
21Chrissy ROUSEGBR+1.281
22Luke MOSSEYGBR+1.305
23Dan LINFOOTGBR+1.661
24Storm STACEYGBR+1.669
25Josh OWENSGBR+1.876
26Leon JEACOCKGBR+1.925
27Luke HOPKINSGBR+2.648
28Dan JONESGBR+2.717
29Liam DELVESGBR+2.912
30James EASTGBR+4.127

 


Bennetts British Superbike Race One

The first eBay Sprint race didn’t disappoint as it became a last lap dog fight for the win between Ryde and O’Halloran, who were both targeting their first race victory of the season.

Kyle Ryde
Kyle Ryde

Rory Skinner had taken the initial advantage at the start after an incredible move around the outside into Redgate for the first time to put the Cheshire Mouldings FS-3 Kawasaki ahead. Pole sitter O’Halloran and the Rich Energy OMG Racing Yamaha pairing of Ryde and Ray led the chasing pack.

A lap later and O’Halloran grabbed the lead with a move on Skinner into Redgate, but behind them, the teammates were scrapping for third after Ray moved ahead of Ryde at Redgate on the third lap.

Championship leader Ray then had his turn at the front by lap six, as he carved his way through, but two laps later, his Rich Energy OMG Racing Yamaha teammate Ryde had claimed the position.

Jason O’Halloran

Ryde then held the lead, despite coming under immense pressure from Ray and O’Halloran plus the Cheshire Mouldings FS-3 Kawasaki pairing of Lee Jackson and Skinner. Jackson and O’Halloran had a huge dice for position, and on lap ten, it was so close that it cost the pair time, which also meant that Glenn Irwin was then in the mix.

Ryde was determined at the front; meanwhile O’Halloran had regained ground and was into second with three laps to go ahead of Ray. The McAMS Yamaha had his sights firmly set on Ryde ahead of him, closing him down onto the final lap when he made a move at the Old Hairpin, but his rival fought back.

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Ryde led O’Halloran into Roberts Chicane as the pair were side-by-side and it was a drag to the line between the pair in a dramatic finish, where the Rich Energy OMG Racing Yamaha rider emerged ahead.

Saturday’s British Superbike Podium – 1) Kyle Ryde 2) Jason O’Halloran, 3) Bradley Ray

Ray completed the podium ahead of Jackson and Glenn Irwin who completed the top five. Meanwhile Christian Iddon scored a sixth place finish for Buildbase Suzuki as he holds joint position in the eBay Fast Forward Award after making up eight positions from his starting place on the grid.

Skinner finished seventh ahead of Tommy Bridewell on the leading Ducati with Peter Hickman and returning champion Tarran Mackenzie completing the top ten.

Josh Brookes

Australia’s Josh Brookes meanwhile, fought his way up to 13th for three hard-earned points.

Kyle Ryde – P1

“It was very difficult race at the start, obviously there were five or six of us all sort of bunched up and I didn’t really get a chance to look at my pitboard! I just saw my opportunity and thought if I don’t do it now, I never will! I had a go and to be honest I came round and there were 12 laps still to go and I was in the lead. I thought ‘I’ve gone way too early here’ because I know how good Jason is, especially at the end of a race. It nearly backfired but I just managed to win. It was a difficult end to the race as I had about half a second and Jason just bridged the gap and he ran wide into the Old Hairpin, luckily as I think he may have had a bit more speed in the rest of the lap. I knew this win would come at some point and luckily for me it was at my home track.”

Kyle Ryde

Jason O’Halloran – P2

“It has been a really, really good day for us. We took pole with the fastest ever lap here, finished second in the race and set a new lap record. I was feeling really good on the bike, I got onto Kyle with a lap to go and wanted to try and win but we just missed out. I think we’re in a really strong place for tomorrow and I think the longer races tomorrow will suit us, we had great pace at the end and the others seemed to be dropping off a bit. I’m sure we’ll make some small improvements with the information from the race so I’m looking forward to tomorrow.”

Jason O’Halloran

Glenn Irwin – P5

“We had a frustrating qualifying session where everything seemed to go wrong. On the grid I knew I had to make a good start, Taz (Mackenzie) is carrying an injury, Tom (Sykes) is incredible on the brakes and I wanted to get in with the three boys at the front. I managed to do that and had a good start, passing Tom at the end of the first lap and worked my way up to third at one stage. All weekend we’ve struggled a little with the front end and I think I could have used my experience to point the guys in the direction to help with front end entry, and the race today highlighted where we were struggling. That being said I scored 11 points and to come here after the two wins at the North West 200 and to have a fifth in the first race back at BSB pleases me.”

Tom Sykes – P11

“We are making improvements in certain areas, which could be seen in qualifying and had it not been for a yellow flag costing me three tenths we could have been on the front row. The limitations we’ve had in previous rounds are still there and are ultimately holding me back. It’s really frustrating as I could see the leaders ahead of me but couldn’t go with them whilst having had previous success in the past at this circuit, it gives us more of a reference. We’re not able to show the potential of either myself, the bike, or the team at the moment but we’ll keep working hard to get to where we want to be.”

Josh Brookes – P13

“Certain aspects of today have been promising but others not so and after going well in Josh BrookesQ1, I didn’t string the laps together in Q2 which ultimately compromised my grid position. I also suffered in the early stages of the race as there was something on my visor which was really distracting. I hadn’t done the helmet prep myself so removing the tear-offs didn’t alter the issue and I dropped back in the early laps. I got going a bit in the second half of the race but am still struggling for rear grip. We’ve been putting more weight on the rear to get better grip but have exhausted all those options now so need to maybe go the other way to see if we can improve and get a better feeling.”

Josh Brookes

Bennetts British Superbike Race One Results

POSNAMENATGAP
1Kyle RYDEGBR22m09.645
2Jason O’HALLORANAUS+0.038
3Bradley RAYGBR+1.143
4Lee JACKSONGBR+2.306
5Glenn IRWINGBR+5.908
6Christian IDDONGBR+6.246
7Rory SKINNERGBR+7.401
8Tommy BRIDEWELLGBR+8.152
9Peter HICKMANGBR+8.278
10Tarran MACKENZIEGBR+10.659
11Tom SYKESGBR+12.351
12Danny BUCHANGBR+16.217
13Josh BROOKESAUS+18.100
14Chrissy ROUSEGBR+23.263
15Ryo MIZUNOJPN+29.719
16Takumi TAKAHASHIJPN+34.141
17Andrew IRWINGBR+34.723
18Josh OWENSGBR+34.872
19Tom NEAVEGBR+36.522
20Dan LINFOOTGBR+37.138
21Luke HOPKINSGBR+45.739
22Leon JEACOCKGBR+46.700
23Liam DELVESGBR+1m00.367
Not Classified
DNFLeon HASLAMGBR12 Laps
DNFStorm STACEYGBR17 Laps
DNFRyan VICKERSGBR19 Laps
DNFDan JONESGBR/
DNFJames EASTGBR/

Bennetts British Superbike Championship Championship Standings

PosRiderPoints
1Bradley RAY (Yamaha)118
2Glenn IRWIN (Honda)107
3Kyle RYDE (Yamaha)106
4Rory SKINNER (Kawasaki)95
5Lee JACKSON (Kawasaki)93
6Jason O’HALLORAN (Yamaha)80
7Tommy BRIDEWELL (Ducati)64
8Peter HICKMAN (BMW)54
9Christian IDDON (Suzuki)49
10Andrew IRWIN (BMW)41
11Danny BUCHAN (BMW)41
12Josh BROOKES (Ducati)38
13Leon HASLAM (Kawasaki)34
14Tom SYKES (Ducati)18
15Ryan VICKERS (BMW)11
16Tom NEAVE (Honda)8
17Dan LINFOOT (BMW)7
18Tarran MACKENZIE (Yamaha)6
19Storm STACEY (Kawasaki)6
20Chrissy ROUSE (BMW)2
21Ryo MIZUNO (Honda)1
22Danny KENT (Suzuki)1

Quattro Group British Supersport Race One

Bradley Perie halted Jack Kennedy’s winning streak with a bold last lap move to take Quattro Group British Supersport Sprint race honours at Donington Park.

Bradley Perie

After a delayed start the race was run over 16 laps which looked set to be another easy win for the Mar-Train Yamaha man, who had taken the lead on the opening lap.

But Perie was determined not to let him go and stuck with him all the way, closing right in on the final lap before making a move into the chicane, squeezing Kennedy wide and sprinting to the line to just grab the first win of the year for the Appleyard Macadam squad by a mere 0.094s.

In GP2, Jack Scott delivered an impressive result, running as high as fourth at one point before ending the race sixth overall. Harvey Claridge was the second GP2 man home, just ahead of Carl Stevens.

Quattro Group British Supersport Race One Results

PosCLRiderBikeTime/Gap
1SSPBradley PERIEYamaha18m22.275
2SSPJack KENNEDYYamaha+0.094
3SSPHarry TRUELOVEYamaha+10.210
4SSPLee JOHNSTONYamaha+10.306
5SSPLuke STAPLEFORDKawasaki+10.384
6GP2Jack SCOTTOne+16.412
7SSPSam MUNROYamaha+21.279
8SSPJamie PERRINKawasaki+22.392
9SSPEugene McMANUSKawasaki+22.455
10SSPLuke JONESDucati+24.040
11SSPAsh BARNESYamaha+25.871
12SSPDamon REESYamaha+26.236
13SSPJamie van SIKKELERUSYamaha+33.551
14SSPCaolán IRWINYamaha+36.169
15GP2Harvey CLARIDGEChassis Factory+36.791
16SSPMax INGHAMKawasaki+39.022
17SSPPhil WAKEFIELDYamaha+40.397
18SSPMax WADSWORTHYamaha+40.693
19GP2Carl STEVENSChassis Factory+49.353
20GP2Jake ARCHERFTR+50.560
21SSPJosh WOODYamaha+57.879
22GP2Barry BURRELLKramer+59.757
23GP2Tomás de VRIESChassis Factory+1m01.107
24SSPStephen THOMASTriumph+1m04.784
25SSPBen GRAYSONKawasaki+1m07.901
26SSPBen TOLLIDAYYamaha+1m07.976
27SSPPeter WRIGHTYamaha+1 Lap
28GP2Jodie FIELDHOUSEAriane+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNFSSPRhys IRWINTriumph4 Laps
DNFGP2Cameron FRASERChassis Factory7 Laps
DNFSSPZak CORDEROYKawasaki /

Pirelli National Superstock Race One

Brayden Elliott took the opening win at Donington Park after a charge at the end of a shortened race. Following a red flag, the race was run over eight laps and while it had been poleman Davey Todd who led from the start, Elliott took the lead on the fourth lap and would eventually cross the line with a 0.162s lead.

Brayden Elliott

Tim Neave, meanwhile, came through to take second ahead of Davey Todd with just 0.022s between them, while Alex Olsen was fourth well clear of of Richard Kerr in fifth.

Saturday Superstock Podium – 1) Brayden Elliott, 2) Tim Neave, 3) Davey Todd

Brayden Elliott – P1

“P1 BABY! It’s taken me a while to know what to say, I’m still lost for words. Dreams do come true and we are just at the beginning! What a moment to have Eliza standing up on the podium with me, you deserve every bit of it! We walked out of the airport hand in hand with nothing but a suit case and a dream, today was special.It’s difficult to completely let this feeling sink in with full focus on tomorrows race but I’ll be ready to fight again! Thank you to the believers!”

Brayden Elliott

Tim Neave – P2

“I’m absolutely buzzing with that. Of course it would’ve been nice to win and I think with another lap I could’ve made it stick, but a second place is a great result. In the first race, I was planning my attack but then the red flag came out. The restart wasn’t quite as straightforward, but once I got through I was feeling strong and could make passes so I thought I’d give it a go. We just missed out, but there’s another race tomorrow and I’m looking forward to getting stuck in.”

Levi Day – DNF

“Qualified 14th today but was pretty happy with my laptimes, there was just a lot of other quick times being out in too! Felt like a Moto3 race in the race with a battle from 7th to 18th in a big group. Race got red flagged and restarted for an 8 lap dash when I had a coming together with another rider and went down at turn 1. All ok and ready to rock for tomorrow, we regroup for tomorrow’s 20 lap race where I will start from eighth position. Looking forward to having another go! Thank you Powerslide Motorcycles Powerslide Racing and all my crew for their hard work, and to our sponsors and partners.”

Levi Day

Pirelli National Superstock Race One Results

PosRiderBikeTime/Gap
1Brayden ELLIOTTHonda9m08.430
2Tim NEAVEYamaha+0.162
3Davey TODDHonda+0.184
4Alex OLSENBMW+0.260
5Richard KERRHonda+0.627
6Tom WARDAprilia+1.418
7Luke HEDGERSuzuki+3.675
8David ALLINGHAMHonda+3.867
9Charlie NESBITTSuzuki+5.986
10Jack NIXONBMW+7.793
11Brent HARRANHonda+7.926
12Tom OLIVERSuzuki+7.975
13Shaun WINFIELDHonda+8.689
14TJ TOMSKawasaki+8.707
15Joe SHELDON-SHAWSuzuki+8.870
16Ash BEECHSuzuki+9.776
17Joe TALBOTKawasaki+10.380
18Max STAINTONBMW+11.774
19Conor CUMMINSHonda+11.831
20David BROOKHonda+13.904
21Rob McNEALYBMW +18.234
22Lee WILLIAMSKawasaki+18.279
23Bjorn ESTMENTSuzuki+20.849
24Max MORGANKawasaki+23.659
25Brendan MALLINDERBMW+23.755
26David SELLERSSuzuki+24.365
27Jorel BOERBOOMKawasaki+24.576
28Dave MACKAYSuzuki+25.836
29James BUCHANANKawasaki+45.945
Not Classified
DNFLevi DAYSuzuki2 Laps
DNFBen LUXTONBMW5 Laps
DNFJoe FRANCISKawasaki6 Laps

 


HEL Junior Supersport Championship Race One

Mikey Hardie got the better of Charlie Atkins to take the opening Junior Supersport win by 0.207secs, with a more distant James McManus finishing third, 1.1s off the leader.

Mikey Hardie

Kieran Kent – who had been quickest in earlier practice – crossed the line fourth some five seconds behind third place, just ahead of Jack Roach.

Mikey Hardie topped the Junior Supersport Podium from Charlie Atkins and James McManus

HEL Junior Supersport Championship Race One Results

PosRiderBikeTime/Gap
1Mikey HARDIEKawasaki19m44.299
2Charlie ATKINSKawasaki+0.207
3James McMANUSKawasaki+1.100
4Kieran KENTKawasaki+6.497
5Jack ROACHKawasaki+6.531
6Lewis JONESKawasaki+13.798
7Cameron BROWNKawasaki+14.211
8Kieran SMITHKawasaki+17.919
9Chris MOFFITTKawasaki+19.663
10Charlotte MARCUZZOKawasaki+19.812
11Finn SMART-WEEDENKawasaki+26.602
12Jack KIRSCHKawasaki+33.072
13Lewis SMARTKawasaki+33.094
14Christian SMITHKawasaki+33.560
15Luuk de RUITERYamaha+34.301
16Jamie HANKS-ELLIOTTKawasaki+40.832
17Lewis LAKEYKawasaki+41.050
18Jacob STEPHENSONYamaha+42.042
19Fred McMULLANYamaha+50.013
20Darragh O’MAHONYYamaha+50.148
21Oliver MORGAN-EDWARDSKawasaki+52.903
22Katie HANDYamaha+55.888
23Denise DAL ZOTTOKawasaki+56.080
24Scarlett ROBINSONKawasaki+56.523
25Aaron LILLYKawasaki+56.850
26Calum BEACHKawasaki+59.542
27Lissy WHITMOREYamaha+1 Lap
28Jack KNIGHTSKawasaki+1 Lap
29Freddy OAKLEYYamaha+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNFJoe ELLISKawasaki3 Laps
DNFHarry COOKYamaha5 Laps
DNFKeo WALKERKawasaki5 Laps
DNFJack SMITHKawasaki11 Laps
DNFAbbz THOMASKawasaki/

 


Honda British Talent Cup Race One

Carter Brown (MLav VisionTrack Academy) took his first win of the Honda British Talent Cup season in Race 1 at Donington, the number 74 coming out on top on the drag to the line against teammate Johnny Garness (MLav VisionTrack Academy) in a classic BTC close finish. Harrison Dessoy (Microlise Cresswell Racing) took third, with drama for Kiyano Veijer (Microlise Cresswell Racing) as the Dutchman crashed out.

Carter Brown

Off the line it was Garness with the initial launch from pole, but by Turn 1 it was Veijer with the holeshot ahead of an already close battle between Rhys Stephenson (Rocket Racing) and Brown, with the number 23 then through soon after to lead. After the first few shuffles, however, a classic freight train formed at the front.

It was just past a third of race distance, Lap 7, when Veijer crashed out. The Dutchman had duelled Stephenson early on and the two then made contact, with the Microlise bike sliding off into the gravel. That was drama in the standings, and there was more to come.

British Talent Cup

As the laps ticked down the freight train remained pretty close, with no one able to make a break and split the group, but it soon lost another key name: Stephenson. The number 23 was out of the running, adding another dash of drama.

Starting the final lap though, Brown had a small gap ahead of Dessoy vs Garness, with the number 57 coming through into second at Redgate. But Garness was making progress into the deficit as the freight train navigated back markers, and coming into Coppice he had a look. The number 57 couldn’t quite find a way through from thereon on though, forced to settle for second as he and Brown were separated by just thousandths over the line.

Dessoy took third for another impressive podium finish as his step forward in 2022 continues to pay dividends, and fourth went to Ryan Hitchcock (City Lifting by RS Racing) as he moved forward at Donington. Sullivan Mounsey (Wilson Racing/J&S Accessories) took fifth as the number 4 returns to the fold and gets straight back into the top five, making good late progress through the group.

Julian Correa (Microlise Cresswell Racing) took sixth ahead of Bailey Stuart-Campbell (Team 151s/Lextek), Lucas Brown (SP125/Amphibian Scaffolding) and Luca Hopkins (SP125/Barnsdale Leisure), who completed the front freight train.

Harrison Crosby (Banks Racing) won the fight in the second group to complete the top ten.

That’s all from Race 1, with another showdown ready and waiting on Sunday.

Honda British Talent Cup podium – 1) Carter Brown, 2) Johnny Garness, 3) Harrison Dessoy

Honda British Talent Cup Race One Results

PosRiderBikeTime/Gap
1Carter BROWNHonda25m33.384
2Johnny GARNESSHonda+0.024
3Harrison DESSOYHonda+0.165
4Ryan HITCHCOCKHonda+0.443
5Sullivan MOUNSEYHonda+1.024
6Julian CORREAHonda+1.237
7Bailey STUART-CAMPBELLHonda+1.435
8Lucas BROWNHonda+4.140
9Luca HOPKINSHonda+16.463
10Harrison CROSBYHonda+22.425
11Clayton EDMUNDSHonda+22.486
12Harrison MACKAYHonda+22.668
13Daniel GOODMANHonda+22.775
14Kalvin KELLYHonda+23.111
15Ollie WALKERHonda+29.336
16Ted WILKINSONHonda+29.583
17Maik DUINHonda+29.896
18Lucas HILLHonda+30.071
19Josh BANNISTERHonda+30.191
20Mason JOHNSONHonda+30.968
21Filip SUROWIAKHonda+48.637
22Alexander ROWANHonda+48.902
23Charlie HUNTINGFORDHonda+48.974
24Elijah BANISHHonda+49.172
25Alfie DAVIDSONHonda+49.388
26Troy JEFFREYHonda+49.925
27Ben JOLLIFFEHonda+1m14.575
28Olly HORNERHonda+1m14.947
29Holly HARRISHonda+1 Lap
30Ross MOOREHonda+1 Lap
Not Classified
DNFRhys STEPHENSONHonda5 Laps
DNFKiyano VEIJERHonda14 Laps

 

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