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Double Donington delight for Jason O’Halloran

2022 British Superbike Championship Round Three - Donington Park

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2022 British Superbike Championship
Round Three – Donington Park

Images by David Yeomans


Bennetts British Superbike Race Two

Jason O’Halloran launched off the start to take the lead into Redgate from pole position, ahead of the Rich Energy OMG Racing Yamaha pairing of Bradley Ray and Kyle Ryde.

Jason O’Halloran

The second lap saw Ray claim the lead; while Tommy Bridewell’s race was over on lap three after a crash at Mcleans.

O’Halloran was under attack from Saturday’s Sprint race winner, Ryde, who moved into second on lap three. However, there was disappointment for the local contender as he crashed out at Mcleans on the sixth lap.

The leading trio became O’Halloran, Ray and Jackson as they had gapped the chasing pack. In the closing stages, the ‘O’Show’ had the pace over Ray and he took his first win for McAMS Yamaha since Silverstone last year.

Ray maintained his position at the top of the standings with a strong second place ahead of Jackson, but in the chasing pack, the fight for fourth became a five-way dogfight.

O’Halloran topped the podium from Ray and Jackson

Peter Hickman claimed the position with three laps remaining after the FHO Racing BMW rider took advantage of the earlier battles between the group to bridge the gap for his best result of the season so far.

Hickman got the better of Leon Haslam as the VisionTrack Kawasaki rider finished in fifth despite still suffering from his sprained ankle from his crash at Craner Curves on Friday.

Tarran Mackenzie celebrated a hard-fought sixth place on the second of the McAMS Yamahas, the reigning champion scoring his best result of the season, holding off Christian Iddon and Rory Skinner.

Josh Brookes chases Tom Sykes

Ryan Vickers took ninth place after making his way through the pack and Josh Brookes completed the top ten.

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Bennetts British Superbike Race Two Results

POSNAMENATGAP
1Jason O’HALLORANAUS28:51.309
2Bradley RAYGBR+2.563
3Lee JACKSONGBR+6.398
4Peter HICKMANGBR+13.913
5Leon HASLAMGBR+14.141
6Tarran MACKENZIEGBR+15.846
7Christian IDDONGBR+16.288
8Rory SKINNERGBR+16.774
9Ryan VICKERSGBR+17.492
10Josh BROOKESAUS+18.929
11Tom SYKESGBR+19.341
12Chrissy ROUSEGBR+26.523
13Danny BUCHANGBR+27.737
14Andrew IRWINGBR+35.196
15Ryo MIZUNOJPN+36.970
16Takumi TAKAHASHIJPN+37.039
17Josh OWENSGBR+37.402
18Dan LINFOOTGBR+38.756
19Dan JONESGBR+53.522
Not Classified
DNFLiam DELVESGBR13 Laps
DNFGlenn IRWINGBR14 Laps
DNFLuke HOPKINSGBR15 Laps
DNFJames EASTGBR20 Laps
DNFKyle RYDEGBR21 Laps
DNFStorm STACEYGBR22 Laps
DNFTommy BRIDEWELLGBR24 Laps
DNFLeon JEACOCKGBR25 Laps

Bennetts British Superbike Race Three

Kyle Ryde grabbed the early lead from Rich Energy OMG Racing Yamaha team-mate Bradley Ray and the Cheshire Mouldings FS-3 Kawasaki’s of Lee Jackson and Rory Skinner.

Lee Jackson

Skinner was on the attack however and by the fourth lap was into second position behind Ryde, with Ray and Jackson in close contention.

An incredible move at Redgate from Ray on lap four moved him from third to first as he dived ahead of his rivals to put himself at the front.

Josh Brookes

A huge crash from Leon Haslam at Schwantz also collected Glenn Irwin as the Honda Racing UK rider had nowhere to go. A stricken VisionTrack Kawasaki meant the BMW Safety Car was deployed while the incident was cleared.

The resumed race saw Ray holding the leading position from Skinner and O’Halloran with the pair trading blows for second place. By the eleventh lap, the pair had changed positions several times within one lap as O’Halloran tried to make a break on the McAMS Yamaha.

Bradley Ray

O’Halloran was closing the gap and captured the lead on lap 17 with a decisive move at Coppice, holding off his Rich Energy OMG Racing Yamaha rival to take the double win and move up to second in the overall standings.

Ray’s second place saw him lift the Milwaukee Spring Grand Slam trophy and take a 28-point lead in to the next round at Knockhill. Jackson completed the podium for Cheshire Mouldings FS-3 Kawasaki.

O’Halloran won Race 3 from Ryde and Ray

Skinner held onto fourth ahead of Ryde, who bounced back from his race two crash to take another strong points haul on the second Rich Energy OMG Racing Yamaha, crossing the striple narrowly ahead of Buildbase Suzuki’s Christian Iddon.

MCE Ducati team-mates finished in seventh and eighth place respectively as Tom Sykes edged out Josh Brookes.

Danny Buchan in ninth while Chrissy Rouse completed the top ten to claim his best ever Bennetts BSB race finish.

Ray leads on 158-points to O’Halloran’s 130, with third placed Jackson on 125-points.

Two-time champ Josh Brookes currently ranks tenth on the championship points table with 52-points to his name.

Jason O’Halloran – P1-1

“It’s been an amazing weekend, we nearly won yesterday, it was so close and then to take a double win today is excellent. Two pole positions, two wins and a second shows that all the hard work is paying off. I want to say a massive thanks to everyone from the team, when you are working through things and testing things when you are racing it’s never easy but this weekend things have really started to come together. That was probably the best I’ve ever felt on this bike, the way I could come through the pack, get to the front and pull away everything just worked. You have to enjoy these days as they don’t come around all the time, I’m super pleased with it so I can’t wait to get a test under our belt now ahead of the next few rounds.”

Jason O'Halloran
Jason O’Halloran

Tom Sykes – P11-7

“We’re continually making changes to understand the bike more and find solutions so a big thanks to the team and whilst we know we’re not where we want to be, everyone’s staying patient. The final race of the weekend was obviously the best and, in some sectors, I was quicker than some of the other riders and able to make some clean passes. With a clear track, I was able to ride more naturally with strong lap times right up until the end of the race. We’ve two strong riders in the team and there’s no doubting the capabilities of anything, anywhere so we’ll keep improving as I’m very keen to taste the champagne again!”

Josh Brookes – P10-8

“We’ve made marginal progress today, but it’s been progress nonetheless and the bike PBMfelt better in the final race. The grip was better and for the first time in a while, I was able to battle with other riders, so it was nice to pass people and race people again! We know we’ve several issues that still need to be resolved and whilst it’s hard to be excited with eighth and 11th, it’s still nice to make a step forward and close the gaps. There’s a long way to go so we’ll keep trying as we all want to be back at the sharp end.”

Josh Brookes

Glenn Irwin – DNF-DNF

“Today was a day of two halves really. Race 2 I felt good, I could see a few riders ahead dropping back and I was getting closer, but we were so unlucky to have a footpeg break on us. In the last race today I had a bad start, but quite an aggressive first lap, I made moves but also had moves put on me. I started to settle in and I looked to pass Leon [Haslam] into turn one, and in hindsight I should have made the move, as Leon had a massive highside in front of me. I’m glad he’s OK and walked away from it, but I was caught up in it, having to swerve to take avoiding action and thankfully thanks to my kit there’s no scratches on me. I’m a little hurt we didn’t get good points today, as I feel it could have been a weekend of three top fives or a podium, but I’m pleased with the progress we made.”

Bennetts British Superbike Race Three Results

POSNAMENATGAP
1Jason O’HALLORANAUS29:31.007
2Bradley RAYGBR+1.713
3Lee JACKSONGBR+3.187
4Rory SKINNERGBR+5.448
5Kyle RYDEGBR+5.482
6Christian IDDONGBR+7.985
7Tom SYKESGBR+12.492
8Josh BROOKESAUS+13.514
9Danny BUCHANGBR+13.653
10Chrissy ROUSEGBR+16.485
11Tarran MACKENZIEGBR+18.154
12Andrew IRWINGBR+22.932
13Ryo MIZUNOJPN+23.550
14Storm STACEYGBR+24.373
15Takumi TAKAHASHIJPN+26.187
16Dan JONESGBR+30.835
Not Classified
DNFTommy BRIDEWELLGBR3 Laps
DNFDan LINFOOTGBR4 Laps
DNFRyan VICKERSGBR5 Laps
DNFLeon JEACOCKGBR5 Laps
DNFJames EASTGBR8 Laps
DNFJosh OWENSGBR9 Laps
DNFLuke HOPKINSGBR12 Laps
DNFPeter HICKMANGBR18 Laps
DNFLeon HASLAMGBR21 Laps
DNFGlenn IRWINGBR21 Laps

Bennetts British Superbike Championship Championship Standings

PosRiderPoints
1Bradley RAY (Yamaha)158
2Jason O’HALLORAN (Yamaha)130
3Lee JACKSON (Kawasaki)125
4Kyle RYDE (Yamaha)117
5Rory SKINNER (Kawasaki)116
6Glenn IRWIN (Honda)107
7Christian IDDON (Suzuki)68
8Peter HICKMAN (BMW)67
9Tommy BRIDEWELL (Ducati)64
10Josh BROOKES (Ducati)52
11Danny BUCHAN (BMW)51
12Andrew IRWIN (BMW)47
13Leon HASLAM (Kawasaki)45
14Tom SYKES (Ducati)32
15Tarran MACKENZIE (Yamaha)21
16Ryan VICKERS (BMW)18
17Chrissy ROUSE (BMW)12
18Storm STACEY (Kawasaki)8
19Tom NEAVE (Honda)8
20Dan LINFOOT (BMW)7
21Ryo MIZUNO (Honda)5
22Takumi TAKAHASHI (Honda)1
23Danny KENT (Suzuki)1

Quattro Group British Supersport Race Two

Following his Saturday win, Bradley Perie was back on the pace as the lights changed, hitting the front immediately and leading Kennedy all the way as the duo built up a solid gap to the rest of the pack which stretched to almost 20 seconds by race end.

Bradley Perie

Kennedy stuck close to Perie for the whole race but was just unable to find the extra needed to get ahead and settled for second and a solid points haul.

Third was Harry Truelove, who overcame a battle with Lee Johnston and latterly Luke Stapleford who took fourth ahead of Ashcourt Racing’s Johnston.

Bradley Perie topped the podium from Jack Kennedy and Harry Truelove

New Zealand’s Damon Rees finished the race in seventh.

In the GP2 class, Jack Scott was again in a class of his own finishing eighth overall but first GP2 machine home ahead of Cameron Fraser and Harvey Claridge.

Kennedy leads the Supersport standings on 140-points to Johnston’s 100. Third placed Truelove is on 90. Damon Rees is 10th on 27-points.

Quattro Group British Supersport Race Two Results

POSRiderNATGAP
1Bradley PERIEGBR27:34.280
2Jack KENNEDYIRL+0.060
3Harry TRUELOVEGBR+19.630
4Luke STAPLEFORDGBR+19.718
5Lee JOHNSTONGBR+19.983
6Eugene McMANUSGBR+25.626
7Damon REESNZL+25.747
8Jack SCOTTGBR+26.376
9Jamie van SIKKELERUSNLD+32.762
10Luke JONESGBR+35.143
11Sam MUNROGBR+35.420
12Rhys IRWINIRL+53.061
13Caolán IRWINIRL+53.319
14Cameron FRASERGBR+53.539
15Harvey CLARIDGEGBR+54.076
16Max INGHAMGBR+56.009
17Max WADSWORTHGBR+1:01.472
18Phil WAKEFIELDGBR+1:01.904
19Jake ARCHERGBR+1:02.633
20Carl STEVENSGBR+1:06.499
21Barry BURRELLGBR1 Lap
22Tomás de VRIESNLD1 Lap
23Ben TOLLIDAYGBR1 Lap
24Stephen THOMASGBR1 Lap
25Ben GRAYSONGBR1 Lap
26Peter WRIGHTGBR1 Lap
27Jodie FIELDHOUSEGBR2 Laps
Not Classified
DNFJosh WOODGBR11 Laps
DNFAsh BARNESGBR21 Laps
DNFJamie PERRINGBR22 Laps

Quattro Group British Supersport Championship Standings

PosRiderPoints
1Jack KENNEDY (Yamaha)140
2Lee JOHNSTON (Yamaha)100
3Harry TRUELOVE (Yamaha)90
4Bradley PERIE (Yamaha)86
5Jamie van SIKKELERUS (Yamaha)54
6Luke STAPLEFORD (Kawasaki)46
7Luke JONES (Ducati)44
8Sam MUNRO (Yamaha)29
9Eugene McMANUS (Kawasaki)27
10Damon REES (Yamaha)27
11Josh DAY (Triumph)26
12Zak CORDEROY (Kawasaki)24
13Caolán IRWIN (Yamaha)21
14Eunan McGLINCHEY (Kawasaki)19
15Max INGHAM (Kawasaki)19
16Rhys IRWIN (Triumph)16
17Jamie PERRIN (Kawasaki)15
18Phil WAKEFIELD (Yamaha)12
19Max WADSWORTH (Yamaha)11
20Ian HUTCHINSON (Yamaha)9
21Ash BARNES (Yamaha)6
22Tommy FIELDING (Yamaha)6
23Paul JORDAN (Yamaha)6
24Stephen THOMAS (Triumph)3
25David JONES (Ducati)2
26Peter WRIGHT (Yamaha)1
27Joseph LOUGHLIN (Kawasaki)1

Quattro Group British GP2 Championship Standings

PosRiderPoints
1Jack SCOTT (One)125
2Harvey CLARIDGE (Chassis Factory)108
3Cameron FRASER (Chassis Factory)85
4Jake ARCHER (FTR)63
5Tomás de VRIES (Chassis Factory)63
6Harry ROWLINGS (BER Evo)51
7Barry BURRELL (Kramer)44
8Jodie FIELDHOUSE (Ariane)38
9Carl STEVENS (Chassis Factory)27

Pirelli National Superstock

Tom Neave was back on the top step of the podium at Donington Park after stealing the win from Davey Todd on the final lap.

Tom Neave

Neave, started the year with two victories was back to his best as he made a last lap move on Todd to take his third win of the year by 0.252s.

Richard Kerr was third, more than a second clear of fourth-placed Brayden Elliott as Charlie Nesbitt rounded out the top five.

Tom Neave wins from Davey Todd and Richard Kerr

Race 1 winner Brayden Elliott had to settle for fourth, while Billy McConnell was sixth. Levi Day meanwhile completed the top-10.

Neave now leads the standings on 105-points to Elliott’s 86, with Davey Todd on 73-points. McConnell sits fourth on 51-points, with Levi Day in 12th on 24-points.

Billy McConnell – P6

“I felt it was unfair to put me to the back of the grid as I’d set a lap time in the first part of Saturday’s race whilst it also felt quite dangerous, but I got my head down and was pleased to come through to sixth. The boys did a mega job to get the bike rebuilt so a big thanks to Alan and Andy for working through the night and although the first few laps were a bit scrappy, once I got dialled in and into a good rhythm, I felt really good. I could see the leaders ahead of me and the gap was coming down all the time so, if it wasn’t for the grid position, I think a win was on the cards. All things considered, the result was a good effort, so we’ll look forward now to the next round.”

Billy McConnell

Levi Day – P10

“Happy with race 2 today at Donington! Started P8 and finished P10. Had a really strong start to the race and just made a few mistakes mid way through and toward the end which perhaps lost us some positions or time. But left everything out there today and gave it everything I had. With our limited budget this season we were unable to test at all before this round, so I hadn’t ridden here since last season. To come away with a top 10 in Superstock 1000 and a new PB around there of a 1:07.5 in race 2 today, I’m pretty proud of! A huge thanks to my crew Nigel Jameison, Graham Miles, Paul Dyason and Katie Day for working hard all weekend and having my back through the good and bad sessions over the weekend. Thank you to Powerslide Racing for all their support and our partners.”

Levi Day

Pirelli National Superstock Results

POSNAMENATGAP
1Tim NEAVEGBR23:11.958
2Davey TODDGBR+0.252
3Richard KERRIRL+1.057
4Brayden ELLIOTTAUS+2.610
5Charlie NESBITTGBR+2.679
6Billy McCONNELLAUS+6.338
7Brent HARRANRSA+10.521
8Tom WARDGBR+10.734
9Jack NIXONGBR+12.074
10Levi DAYAUS+12.139
11Joe FRANCISGBR+12.409
12Joe TALBOTGBR+14.012
13Lewis ROLLOGBR+14.828
14Tom OLIVERGBR+15.206
15Luke HEDGERGBR+18.156
16Ash BEECHGBR+19.672
17TJ TOMSGBR+19.907
18Joe SHELDON-SHAWGBR+20.494
19David ALLINGHAMGBR+21.012
20Matt TRUELOVEGBR+26.427
21Conor CUMMINSGBR+27.354
22Shaun WINFIELDGBR+29.464
23Max STAINTONGBR+29.783
24Kade VERWEYGBR+32.660
25Lee WILLIAMSGBR+43.635
26Rob McNEALYGBR+44.323
27Ben LUXTONGBR+46.246
28David SELLERSGBR+51.116
29Jorel BOERBOOMNLD+52.658
30Max MORGANGBR+52.667
31Dave MACKAYGBR+52.863
32James BUCHANANGBR2 Laps
Not Classified
DNFBrendan MALLINDERGBR8 Laps
DNFAlex OLSENGBR16 Laps
DNFDavid BROOKGBR
DNFBjorn ESTMENTRSA

Pirelli National Superstock Standings

PosRiderPoints
1Tim NEAVE (Yamaha)105
2Brayden ELLIOTT (Honda)86
3Davey TODD (Honda)73
4Billy McCONNELL (Honda)51
5Tom WARD (Aprilia)51
6Alex OLSEN (BMW)44
7Richard KERR (Honda)42
8Brent HARRAN (Honda)40
9Jack NIXON (BMW)37
10David ALLINGHAM (Honda)36
11Lewis ROLLO (Honda)25
12Levi DAY (Suzuki)24
13Charlie NESBITT (Suzuki)18
14Ian HUTCHINSON (BMW)11
15Luke HEDGER (Suzuki)10
16Ashley BEECH (Suzuki)9
17Joe FRANCIS (Kawasaki)8
18Shaun WINFIELD (Honda)8
19Joe TALBOT (Kawasaki)8
20Tom OLIVER (Suzuki)6
21Matt TRUELOVE (Aprilia)4
22TJ TOMS (Kawasaki)2
23Joe SHELDON-SHAW (Suzuki)2

Pirelli National Junior Superstock

Max Cook continued his winning ways as he powered to his third of the year at Donington Park, beating Dan Brooks by almost four seconds.

Max Cook

Jack Bednarek was third, almost half a second adrift of Brooks as Franco Bourne took fourth ahead of Sam Laffins.

Seth Crump finished in seventh behind Aaron Silvester.

New Zealand’s Zak Fuller was 12th and young Aussie Jacob Hatch was 22nd.

Jacob Hatch

Cook leads the standings on 75-points, from Brooks on 59 and Valleley on 56. Seth Crump holds 40-points in sixth, Zak Fuller 11th on 17, with Jacob Hatch 16th on eight-points.

Seth Crump

“Not a bad weekend at Donington. Struggled in the race, not so happy with how it went wouldn’t mind another go at it; ended up on the grass.”

Seth Crump

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Race Results

POSNAMENATGAP
1Max COOKGBR15:13.738
2Dan BROOKSGBR+3.944
3Jack BEDNAREKGBR+4.418
4Franco BOURNEGBR+4.900
5Sam LAFFINSGBR+5.487
6Aaron SILVESTERGBR+5.698
7Seth CRUMPAUS1 Lap
8Owen JENNERGBR1 Lap
9Finley ARSCOTTGBR1 Lap
10Kevin KEYESIRL1 Lap
11Asher DURHAMGBR1 Lap
12Zak FULLERNZL1 Lap
13Lewis JONESGBR1 Lap
14Edmund BESTGBR1 Lap
15Cameron HALLGBR1 Lap
16Kam DIXONGBR1 Lap
17Declan CONNELLGBR1 Lap
18Kier ARMSTRONGGBR1 Lap
19James ALDERSONGBR1 Lap
20Harry FOWLEGBR1 Lap
21Cameron DAWSONGBR1 Lap
22Jacob HATCHAUS1 Lap
23Zak SHELTONGBR1 Lap
24Andrew SMYTHGBR1 Lap
25Ross BANHAMGBR1 Lap
26Jake HOPPERGBR1 Lap
27Chris JOHNSONGBR1 Lap
28Jake CAMPBELLGBR1 Lap
29Joe FARRAGHERGBR1 Lap
30Max SILVESTERGBR1 Lap
31Kai DICKINSONGBR1 Lap
Not Classified
DNFOsian JONESGBR1 Lap
DNFChloe JONESGBR1 Lap
DNFJoe HOLDSWORTHGBR2 Laps
DNFBenjamin WAKENSHAWGBR2 Laps
DNFTaylor ROSEGBR3 Laps
DNFLouis VALLELEYGBR10 Laps

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Championship Points

PosRiderPoints
1Max COOK (Yamaha)75
2Dan BROOKS (Kawasaki)59
3Louis VALLELEY (Yamaha)56
4Aaron SILVESTER (Yamaha)52
5Franco BOURNE (Kawasaki)48
6Seth CRUMP (Yamaha)40
7Sam LAFFINS (Kawasaki)34
8Jack BEDNAREK (Yamaha)29
9Owen JENNER (Yamaha)19
10Kevin KEYES (Kawasaki)18
11Zak FULLER (Kawasaki)17
12Cameron DAWSON (Kawasaki)17
13Finley ARSCOTT (Kawasaki)16
14Asher DURHAM (Kawasaki)14
15James ALDERSON (Triumph)14
16Jacob HATCH (Kawasaki)8
17Harry FOWLE (Kawasaki)8
18Cameron HALL (Kawasaki)7
19Lewis JONES (Kawasaki)7
20Zak SHELTON (Kawasaki)6
21Kier ARMSTRONG (Kawasaki)6
22Edmund BEST (Kawasaki)5
23Declan CONNELL (Kawasaki)2
24Callum BEY (Yamaha)2
25Kam DIXON (Kawasaki)1

HEL Junior Supersport Championship Race One

Mikey Hardie got the better of Charlie Atkins to take the opening Junior Supersport win by 0.207secs as James McManus finished third.

Mikey Hardie chases Jack Roach

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

HEL Junior Supersport Championship Race One Results

POSNAMENATGAP
1Mikey HARDIEGBR19:44.299
2Charlie ATKINSGBR+0.207
3James McMANUSGBR+1.100
4Kieran KENTGBR+6.497
5Jack ROACHCAN+6.531
6Lewis JONESGBR+13.798
7Cameron BROWNGBR+14.211
8Kieran SMITHGBR+17.919
9Chris MOFFITTGBR+19.663
10Charlotte MARCUZZOGBR+19.812
11Finn SMART-WEEDENGBR+26.602
12Jack KIRSCHGBR+33.072
13Lewis SMARTGBR+33.094
14Christian SMITHGBR+33.560
15Luuk de RUITERNLD+34.301
16Jamie HANKS-ELLIOTTGBR+40.832
17Lewis LAKEYGBR+41.050
18Jacob STEPHENSONGBR+42.042
19Fred McMULLANGBR+50.013
20Darragh O’MAHONYIRL+50.148
21Oliver MORGAN-EDWARDSGBR+52.903
22Katie HANDGBR+55.888
23Denise DAL ZOTTOITA+56.080
24Scarlett ROBINSONGBR+56.523
25Aaron LILLYGBR+56.850
26Calum BEACHGBR+59.542
27Lissy WHITMOREGBR1 Lap
28Jack KNIGHTSGBR1 Lap
29Freddy OAKLEYGBR1 Lap
Not Classified
DNFJoe ELLISGBR3 Laps
DNFHarry COOKGBR5 Laps
DNFKeo WALKERGBR5 Laps
DNFJack SMITHGBR11 Laps
DNFAbbz THOMASGBR

HEL Junior Supersport Championship Race Two

James McManus destroyed the field to win by more than 15 seconds over Joe Ellis.

After his third yesterday, McManus was quick off the line and was able to coast off into the sunset as the pack scrapped behind, with the battle for second much closer, as Joe Ellis beat Charlie Atkins over the line by just 0.071s.

Lewis Jones was the fourth rider home, as race one winner Mikey Hardie took fifth.

McManus now leads the standings on 68-points, three ahead of Hardie, with Atkins four-points further in arrears.

HEL Junior Supersport Championship Race Two Results

PosRiderNatGap
1James McMANUSGBR19:43.053
2Joe ELLISGBR+15.373
3Charlie ATKINSGBR+15.444
4Lewis JONESGBR+16.010
5Mikey HARDIEGBR+16.226
6Kieran KENTGBR+16.235
7Kieran SMITHGBR+16.282
8Jack ROACHCAN+18.387
9Finn SMART-WEEDENGBR+25.502
10Jack KIRSCHGBR+25.706
11Keo WALKERGBR+32.852
12Charlotte MARCUZZOGBR+32.872
13Luuk de RUITERNLD+33.191
14Lewis SMARTGBR+33.254
15Chris MOFFITTGBR+33.393
16Christian SMITHGBR+33.615
17Calum BEACHGBR+33.749
18Abbz THOMASGBR+34.020
19Fred McMULLANGBR+40.657
20Jacob STEPHENSONGBR+40.779
21Cameron BROWNGBR+43.730
22Scarlett ROBINSONGBR+44.448
23Aaron LILLYGBR+48.428
24Denise DAL ZOTTOITA+48.732
25Oliver MORGAN-EDWARDSGBR+49.205
26Jack KNIGHTSGBR+1:03.118
27Katie HANDGBR+1:03.439
28Lissy WHITMOREGBR+1:03.657
29Jack SMITHGBR+1:16.432
30Freddy OAKLEYGBR1 Lap
Not Classified
DNFDarragh O’MAHONYIRL6 Laps
DNFHarry COOKGBR9 Laps
DNFJamie HANKS-ELLIOTTGBR10 Laps
DNFLewis LAKEYGBR10 Laps

HEL Junior Supersport Championship Points

PosRiderPoints
1James McMANUS (Kawasaki)68
2Mikey HARDIE (Kawasaki)65
3Charlie ATKINS (Kawasaki)61
4Kieran KENT (Kawasaki)52
5Harry COOK (Yamaha)45
6Jack ROACH (Kawasaki)40
7Lewis JONES (Kawasaki)33
8Chris MOFFITT (Kawasaki)27
9Jack KIRSCH (Kawasaki)24
10Kieran SMITH (Kawasaki)23
11Finn SMART-WEEDEN (Kawasaki)22
12Joe ELLIS (Kawasaki)20
13Charlotte MARCUZZO (Kawasaki)16
14Lennon DOCHERTY (Kawasaki)12
15Luuk de RUITER (Yamaha)10
16Cameron BROWN (Kawasaki)9
17Denise DAL ZOTTO (Kawasaki)7
18Abbz THOMAS (Kawasaki)7
19Keo WALKER (Kawasaki)5
20Lewis SMART (Kawasaki)5
21Lewis LAKEY (Kawasaki)3
22Christian SMITH (Kawasaki)2
23Calum BEACH (Kawasaki)2
24Jamie HANKS-ELLIOTT (Kawasaki)1
25Darragh O’MAHONY (Yamaha)1

Honda British Talent Cup Race Two

Carter Brown (MLav VisionTrack Academy) and teammate Johnny Garness weren’t split by much in Race 1 at Donington, and by the end of Race 2 it was even less. Nothing, in fact, as the Honda British Talent Cup had the closest finish in a British Championship race in more than twenty years, with both riders getting 25 points and the photo finish proving absolute parity.

Carter Brown

Off the line it was Harrison Dessoy (Microlise Cresswell Racing) getting the best launch from third, but the usual suspects were soon fighting the number 55 in the freight train. First it was Garness challenging for the lead, then it was Sullivan Mounsey (Wilson Racing/J&S Accessories). And then it was Garness vs Mounsey, but no one was getting away from the group despite the spectacular but ultimately brief duel.

Lap by lap, the moves came thicker and faster throughout the group, with some incredible quality shining from the field. Mounsey had some serious moves, Garness and Brown made them count, Kiyano Veijer (Microlise Cresswell Racing) forced his way through to the front… and coming into the final lap, it was still anyone’s to win.

Veijer led, but Garness made his move to slice through and Brown followed suit, setting up an MLav VisionTrack Academy showdown into the final chicane and to the line. As they both gassed it towards the flag, each had their own small moment too… and each reached the line at exactly the same time. Split by exactly zero thousandths, and with the photo finish unable to split them. That makes it 25 points each and some incredible history made at Donington.

Just behind the two, Veijer took third place to get back no the podium after a crash out on Saturday, with Bailey Stuart-Campbell (Team 151s/Lextek) taking fourth after a quality final few laps with his elbows out. Mounsey made his return to the BTC more than felt as he took fifth and seriously impressed.

1)  Johnny Garness 2) Carter Brown and

Dessoy was forced to settle for sixth ahead of Ryan Hitchcock (City Lifting by RS Racing), Julian Correa (Microlise Cresswell Racing), Rhys Stephenson (Rocket Racing), Lucas Brown (SP125/Amphibian Scaffolding) and Harrison Crosby (Banks Racing), the latter completing the freight train in P11 – and still only 1.6 off the win after an awesome showing from the top group.

Garness now holds the standings lead on 111-points, from Brown on 92-points. Third placed Veijer holds 87.

Honda British Talent Cup finish

Honda British Talent Cup Race Two Results

POSNAMENATGAP
1Johnny GARNESSGBR28:07.867
2Carter BROWNGBR+0.000
3Kiyano VEIJERNLD+0.105
4Bailey STUART-CAMPBELLGBR+0.227
5Sullivan MOUNSEYGBR+0.408
6Harrison DESSOYGBR+0.503
7Ryan HITCHCOCKGBR+0.779
8Julian CORREAUSA+1.008
9Rhys STEPHENSONGBR+1.611
10Lucas BROWNGBR+1.621
11Harrison CROSBYGBR+1.677
12Harrison MACKAYGBR+22.466
13Luca HOPKINSGBR+22.518
14Clayton EDMUNDSGBR+22.946
15Daniel GOODMANGBR+23.100
16Maik DUINNLD+23.257
17Alfie DAVIDSONGBR+31.605
18Ollie WALKERGBR+31.606
19Troy JEFFREYGBR+31.765
20Charlie HUNTINGFORDGBR+31.908
21Lucas HILLGBR+33.020
22Josh BANNISTERGBR+40.353
23Elijah BANISHUSA+47.424
24Filip SUROWIAKPOL+51.862
25Alexander ROWANGBR+51.966
26Mason JOHNSONGBR+1:00.227
27Olly HORNERGBR+1:09.084
28Holly HARRISGBR+1:14.609
29Ben JOLLIFFEGBR+1:15.104
30Ross MOOREGBR1 Lap
Not Classified
DNFKalvin KELLYGBR5 Laps
DNFTed WILKINSONGBR

Honda British Talent Cup Championship Standings

PosRiderPoints
1Johnny GARNESS (Honda)111
2Carter BROWN (Honda)92
3Kiyano VEIJER (Honda)87
4Harrison DESSOY (Honda)78
5Harrison CROSBY (Honda)51
6Julian CORREA (Honda)51
7Ryan HITCHCOCK (Honda)50
8Lucas BROWN (Honda)38
9Rhys STEPHENSON (Honda)37
10Matthew RUISBROEK (Honda)37
11Bailey STUART-CAMPBELL (Honda)32
12Harrison MACKAY (Honda)29
13Harley McCABE (Honda)28
14Clayton EDMUNDS (Honda)27
15Sullivan MOUNSEY (Honda)22
16Luca HOPKINS (Honda)18
17Peter WILLIS (Honda)15
18Ollie WALKER (Honda)14
19Daniel GOODMAN (Honda)9
20Alexander ROWAN (Honda)6
21Elijah BANISH (Honda)4
22Lucas HILL (Honda)4
23Charlie HUNTINGFORD (Honda)2
24Kalvin KELLY (Honda)2
25Ted WILKINSON (Honda)1

 


 

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