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Jason O’Halloran scores Oulton Park hat trick

Billy McConnell on STK 1000 podium and Ben Currie on Supersport podium

Motorcycle News by Motorcycle News
June 28, 2021
in BSB

2021 British Superbike Championship
Round One – Oulton Park

Images by David Yeoman


Jason O’Halloran has dominated the opening round of the British Superbike Championship in style, adding two more wins to his Saturday victory to grab a handy lead in the championship. Defending Champion Josh Brookes took a 7-6 result on Sunday, improving but still struggling to resolve some issues from Saturday.

Jason O’Halloran made it three from three at Oulton Park

Jack Kennedy won the Supersport class, despite tying on points with Bradley Perie, with Aussie Ben Currie third overall with a 3-4 result.

Ben Currie

Taylor Mackenzie took the Superstock win, ahead of Luke Mossey and Billy McConnell. Levi Day finished seventh, just ahead of Brayden Elliott, with New Zealand’s Damon Rees 19th and Shane Richardson 21st.

Billy McConnell

Casey O’Gorman took the British Talent Cup win, with a double win, with Evan Belford and Carter Brown leaving the weekend tied on 36-points.

In the Junior Superstock it was Jack Nixon claiming the race wins and championship lead, with George Stanley and Joe Talbot second and third respectively. Aussie Seth Crump ran 15-19 and claimed a championship point.

Seth Crump

British Superbike

O’Halloran had been victorious in yesterday’s curtain raiser and he carried his momentum into today’s action for the McAMS Yamaha team.

Jason O'Halloran proved the man to beat at Oulton Park
Jason O’Halloran proved the man to beat at Oulton Park

O’Halloran hounded Iddon throughout the second race of the weekend, but despite several earlier attempts at a pass, he couldn’t get ahead.

Christian Iddon
Christian Iddon

The Australian was determined to return to winning ways at Oulton Park though and he pulled off an exuberant last corner move on Iddon into Lodge on the brakes to secure the win.

Peter Hickman meanwhile, had been battling in the early stages with the leading pair, before arm pump struck later in the race. The FHO Racing BMW rider showed determination to hold onto third place and claim the team’s maiden podium finish on its debut weekend – also the first for the new BMW M 1000 RR.

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SYNETIQ BMW’s Danny Buchan was able to move his way up the order into fourth place, just ahead of Bradley Ray and Tarran Mackenzie, who had overcome a collision with Tommy Bridewell to regain ground before the chequered flag.

The rivalry between O’Halloran and Iddon continued in the final race of the triple-header as the pair went head-to-head for the final time in Cheshire. Iddon once again got a lightning start off the line to lead O’Halloran on the opening lap with Hickman again tucked into third after his pole position start.

Jason O’Halloran

O’Halloran was shadowing Iddon throughout the race and on more than one occasion looked to try to find a way ahead, but the VisionTrack Ducati rider kept holding him at bay.

The victory would once again come down to a final lap decider as O’Halloran made a brave overtake on the run down Lakeside to lead into Shell Oils corner.

Jason O’Halloran – P1

“It has been a great weekend and it couldn’t have gone any better, so I need to thank everyone at McAMS Yamaha. Race two was a comfortable race and Christian was setting a good pace and I was looking for somewhere to get ahead but it wasn’t working out. I got out of the seat and then got a good run out of Druids and was as close as ever so I just thought ‘let’s try’. I don’t know how I did get it stopped, but I did and then I just had enough to the line so I was happy with that. In the third race, I had been lining Christian up for a move at Shell, but when I tried there a couple of times I didn’t think I could make a clean pass as he was strong there. He gapped me in some other places and I was a bit worried as I knew it wasn’t just the two of us at the front. I left it until the last lap again and I got a great run out of Cascades and hung on to his draft a little bit and went for the move and got through. I thought he might have come back at me, but to start the season with three wins was a perfect weekend for me.”

Jason O’Halloran

Iddon tried to retaliate but had to settle for second, his third of the weekend to lead the charge for VisionTrack Ducati.

Christian Iddon – P2

“I think I’m going to lobby Stuart Higgs to see if we can get extra points for the most laps led in a race. It’s hard to take when you lead for that long and get overtaken on the final lap and although three second place finishes are obviously a great start, three wins would have been better. Jason had something more than us in certain parts of the circuit though and he had plenty of opportunity to weigh things up by sitting behind me for so long. I was half expecting him to come by, especially in the last race but I felt confident leading, and we can take away a lot of positives from the weekend.”

Christian Iddon
Christian Iddon

Bridewell meanwhile, had been desperate to make amends for his DNF in the previous race when the incident forced him to retire. He carved his way through from 12th position at the start and was soon piling the pressure on the riders ahead of him.

By lap 11, Bridewell was into fifth before he made a move on Hickman, who was beginning to suffer again from arm pump. He then targeted Mackenzie, hunting the McAMS Yamaha rider down before making a decisive pass on the brakes on lap 16.

Bridewell held off Mackenzie to the chequered flag to take the final podium position of the weekend with Hickman completing the top five.

Peter Hickman – P3

“Great weekend for myself and the FHO Racing BMW team, fantastic to get the first-ever podium for the team at round one and the first-ever podium for the M 1000 RR BMW. If we were offered a 4th 5th and podium from the weekend before we got there, we would have definitely taken it, especially when I was struggling with arm pump really badly this weekend, which is unusual for myself. I felt I had the pace to have been on the podium for all three races, if not to win one or two. That’s the way things go, but I will work to get that sorted before the next round. So leaving here on a positive, the bike has worked really well and shown its potential and it is only round one for us and look forward to getting to Knockhill. Finally, wishing my teammate Xavi all the best and look forward to getting him back with the team for Knockhill.”

Peter Hickman

It was a difficult weekend for defending champion Josh Brookes, the Australian ending today’s two races in seventh and sixth place respectively.

Josh Brookes – P6

“We’ve definitely made a step forward today especially in the last race although sixth place is a relatively small consolation. It’s important to always think about the positives though and irrespective of the position, I got a decent feeling with the bike again. I actually felt like I could be aggressive and attack into the corners and by doing that, the confidence slowly returned. I got further up the field and scored more points, but I’ve created a bit of a challenge for myself and need to put in some hard work ahead of the next round.”

Josh Brookes

Jason O’Halloran leads the Superbike standings as a result, on a perfect 75-points, with Iddon second overall on 60. Hickman is a distant third on 40-points, ahead of Mackenzie (34), Bridewell (32) and defending champ Josh Brookes on 25.

2021 British Superbike Championship – Oulton Park Results

  • Race 2
  • Race 3
  • Round/Overall

Race 2

Pos Rider Total Gap
1 JASON O’HALLORAN 28:38:583 –
2 CHRISTIAN IDDON 28:38:686 0.103
3 PETER HICKMAN 28:45:640 7.057
4 DANNY BUCHAN 28:49:642 11.059
5 BRADLEY RAY 28:49:684 11.101
6 TARRAN MACKENZIE 28:50:335 11.752
7 JOSH BROOKES 28:50:399 11.816
8 LEE JACKSON 28:50:936 12.353
9 GLENN IRWIN 28:51:116 12.533
10 KYLE RYDE 28:51:153 12.570
11 RYAN VICKERS 17.818 5.248
12 RORY SKINNER 29:02:305 23.722
13 GINO REA 29:09:635 31.052
14 DANNY KENT 29:09:705 31.122
15 ANDREW IRWIN 29:13:673 35.090
16 JOSH OWENS 29:13:823 35.240
17 DEAN HARRISON 29:14:877 36.294
18 DAN LINFOOT 29:30:424 51.841
19 BJORN ESTMENT 29:30:773 52.190
20 LUKE HOPKINS 29:35:191 56.608
21 BRIAN MCCORMACK 30:18:768 1:40.185
22 JOEY THOMPSON 29:17:743 1 Lap
DNF JOE FRANCIS 26:13:959 2 Laps
DNF TAKUMI TAKAHASHI 22:08:538 5 Laps
DNF TOMMY BRIDEWELL 06:26:945 14 Laps
DNF STORM STACEY 06:47:555 14 Laps

Race 3

Pos Rider Total Gap
1 JASON O’HALLORAN 28:37:270 –
2 CHRISTIAN IDDON 28:37:839 0.569
3 TOMMY BRIDEWELL 28:38:051 0.781
4 TARRAN MACKENZIE 28:38:295 1.025
5 PETER HICKMAN 28:44:219 6.949
6 JOSH BROOKES 28:47:294 10.024
7 LEE JACKSON 28:47:452 10.182
8 DANNY BUCHAN 28:47:985 10.715
9 RYAN VICKERS 28:50:324 13.054
10 GLENN IRWIN 28:55:636 18.366
11 GINO REA 28:56:191 18.921
12 KYLE RYDE 28:56:270 19
13 RORY SKINNER 29:10:485 33.215
14 LUKE HOPKINS 29:25:836 48.566
15 DAN LINFOOT 29:26:269 48.999
16 BRAD JONES 29:29:040 51.77
17 TAKUMI TAKAHASHI 30:01:161 01:23.9
18 BRIAN MCCORMACK 30:09:379 01:32.1
DNF JOE FRANCIS 0.756146 7 Laps
DNF STORM STACEY 0.767211 7 Laps
DNF DEAN HARRISON 13:21:028 10 Laps
DNF JOSH OWENS 0.573681 10 Laps
DNF DANNY KENT 0.404676 12 Laps
DNF JOEY THOMPSON 0.297894 14 Laps
DNF ANDREW IRWIN 0.209271 15 Laps
DNF BJORN ESTMENT
DNF BRADLEY RAY

Round/Overall

Pos Rider Team Total R1 R2 R3
1 JASON O’HALLORAN McAMS Yamaha 75 25 25 25
2 CHRISTIAN IDDON VisionTrack Ducati 60 20 20 20
3 PETER HICKMAN FHO Racing BMW 40 13 16 11
4 TARRAN MACKENZIE McAMS Yamaha 34 11 10 13
5 TOMMY BRIDEWELL Oxford Products Racing Ducati 32 16 – 16
6 JOSH BROOKES VisionTrack Ducati 25 6 9 10
7 DANNY BUCHAN SYNETIQ BMW Motorrad 25 4 13 8
8 LEE JACKSON FS-3 Racing Kawasaki 25 8 8 9
9 GLENN IRWIN Honda Racing 23 10 7 6
10 KYLE RYDE Rich Energy OMG Racing BMW 19 9 6 4
11 RYAN VICKERS RAF Regular & Reserve Kawasaki 19 7 5 7
12 GINO REA Buildbase Suzuki 13 5 3 5
13 BRADLEY RAY Rich Energy OMG Racing BMW 11 – 11
14 RORY SKINNER FS-3 Racing Kawasaki 10 3 4 3
15 DEAN HARRISON Silicone Engineering Racing Kawasaki 2 2 – –
16 LUKE HOPKINS Hopkins Racing Honda 2 – – 2
17 DANNY KENT Buildbase Suzuki 2 – 2 –
18 BJORN ESTMENT Powerslide/ Catfoss Racing Suzuki 1 1 – –
19 ANDREW IRWIN SYNETIQ BMW Motorrad 1 – 1 –
20 DAN LINFOOT TAG Honda 1 – – 1

British Supersport

Jack Kennedy made a perfect return to the Quattro British Supersport Championship, taking victory in the opening Supersport race at Oulton Park. It was Appleyard Macadam’s Bradley Perie who grabbed the holeshot, leading Kennedy and Ben Currie, with the trio separated by just a tenth of a second.

Jack Kennedy

Lee Johnston was running fourth, but a string of fast laps saw him able to close up on Currie, while Perie and Kennedy were able to stretch their lead at the front.

Coming down to the second to last lap, Kennedy found a way past Perie on lap ten, fending off the fast charging Yamaha rider to take the win. Currie was able to find a way back past Johnston on the final lap to claim the final rostrum position.

Ben Currie
Ben Currie

Mason Law was the first of the GP2 machines home, fifth overall, ahead of Nesbitt, McGreevy, Truelove, Scott and Perrin.

Scorching off the line in Race 2, Bradley Perie led into the first corner, with Korie McGreevy running second and Jack Kennedy third. Continuing to trade places throughout the opening laps, it allowed Lee Johnston in fourth to close up and join the leading pack.

Disaster would strike McGreevy on lap eight when he crashed out of third place. As they did in yesterday’s race, Kennedy and Perie were able to extend their lead out ahead of Johnston in third, who came under pressure from Ben Currie in the closing stages.

Jack Kennedy

Unable to break away at the font, Kennedy and Perie were split by less than a tenth of a second. Coming down to the final lap, Perie was able to take the lead at the final corner to claim his maiden Quattro Group British Supersport win. Johnston was able to find a way back past Currie for third.

Jack Kennedy and Bradley Perie are currently tied on 45-points, with Kennedy the official leader, while Ben Currie is third, tied on 29-points wiht fourth placed Lee Johnston.

Ben Currie

“Pulled one of my best performances off today, after not having the best feeling all weekend. My brake was just starting to fade after pushing so hard to bridge the leaders. Unfortunately after getting to third from way back, I lost the position into the last corner and finished fourth with the fastest lap of the race. Not the result I was hoping for, but what a turn around from the start of the weekend to the end. Role on Knockhill!”

Ben Currie

British Supersport Results

  • Race 1
  • Race 2
  • Round/Overall

Race 1

POS RIDER NAT TIME GAP
1 Jack KENNEDY IRL 19:53.604 –
2 Bradley PERIE GBR 19:53.748 0.144
3 Ben CURRIE AUS 20:00.146 6.542
4 Lee JOHNSTON GBR 20:00.856 7.252
5 Mason LAW GBR 20:03.118 9.514
6 Charlie NESBITT GBR 20:03.237 9.633
7 Korie McGREEVY GBR 20:06.338 12.734
8 Harry TRUELOVE GBR 20:06.504 12.900
9 Jack SCOTT GBR 20:12.208 18.604
10 Jamie PERRIN GBR 20:12.409 18.805
11 Rhys IRWIN IRL 20:13.667 20.063
12 Cameron FRASER GBR 20:18.253 24.649
13 Eunan McGLINCHEY GBR 20:19.014 25.410
14 Sam MUNRO GBR 20:25.027 31.423
15 Kyle SMITH GBR 20:25.833 32.229
16 Phil WAKEFIELD GBR 20:27.267 33.663
17 Dan JONES GBR 20:28.035 34.431
18 Jake ARCHER GBR 20:29.848 36.244
19 Cameron HORSMAN GBR 20:36.151 42.547
20 Jamie van SIKKELERUS NLD 20:40.291 46.687
21 Conor WHEELER GBR 20:47.460 53.856
22 Dominic HERBERTSON GBR 20:53.429 59.825
23 Joseph LOUGHLIN IRL 20:53.706 1:00.102
24 Harvey CLARIDGE GBR 21:07.829 1:14.225
25 Joe DUGGAN GBR 21:19.160 1:25.556
26 Cedric BLOCH GBR 21:20.117 1:26.513
27 Ben TOLLIDAY GBR 20:01.658 1 Lap
28 Pete WRIGHT GBR 20:01.844 1 Lap
29 Alan NAYLOR GBR 20:44.279 1 Lap
DNF Richard WILSON GBR 12:31.085 5 Laps
DNF James HIND GBR 10:19.417 6 Laps
DNF Brandon PAASCH USA 6:47.170 8 Laps
DNF Harry ROWLINGS GBR 3:35.302 10 Laps

Race 2

POS RIDER NAT TIME GAP
1 Bradley PERIE GBR 24:49.602 –
2 Jack KENNEDY IRL 24:49.740 0.138
3 Lee JOHNSTON GBR 24:56.261 6.659
4 Ben CURRIE AUS 24:56.365 6.763
5 Charlie NESBITT GBR 24:56.526 6.924
6 Harry TRUELOVE GBR 25:00.270 10.668
7 Mason LAW GBR 25:01.577 11.975
8 Jack SCOTT GBR 25:04.934 15.332
9 Brandon PAASCH USA 25:12.413 22.811
10 Kyle SMITH GBR 25:17.442 27.840
11 Sam MUNRO GBR 25:19.113 29.511
12 Cameron HORSMAN GBR 25:19.330 29.728
13 Jake ARCHER GBR 25:22.023 32.421
14 Dan JONES GBR 25:22.247 32.645
15 Eunan McGLINCHEY GBR 25:24.378 34.776
16 Cameron FRASER GBR 25:30.000 40.398
17 Scott SWANN GBR 25:31.508 41.906
18 James HIND GBR 25:32.711 43.109
19 Phil WAKEFIELD GBR 25:33.116 43.514
20 Rhys IRWIN IRL 25:36.844 47.242
21 Joseph LOUGHLIN IRL 25:57.715 1:08.113
22 Dominic HERBERTSON GBR 26:04.472 1:14.870
23 Harvey CLARIDGE GBR 26:07.002 1:17.400
24 Harry ROWLINGS GBR 26:14.712 1:25.110
25 Richard WILSON GBR 26:24.504 1:34.902
26 Alan NAYLOR GBR 25:05.718 1 Lap
27 Pete WRIGHT GBR 25:28.888 1 Lap
DNF Joe DUGGAN GBR 24:39.965 1 Lap
DNF Jamie PERRIN GBR 21:58.342 2 Laps
DNF Cedric BLOCH GBR 19:57.354 4 Laps
DNF Jamie van SIKKELERUS NLD 17:03.727 5 Laps
DNF Korie McGREEVY GBR 11:38.014 8 Laps
DNF Ben TOLLIDAY GBR 10:50.234 9 Laps
DNF Conor WHEELER GBR 5:27.458 12 Laps

Round/Overall

POS RIDER POINTS
1 Jack KENNEDY (Kawasaki) 45
2 Bradley PERIE (Yamaha) 45
3 Ben CURRIE (Kawasaki) 29
4 Lee JOHNSTON (Yamaha) 29
5 Harry TRUELOVE (Yamaha) 21
6 Eunan McGLINCHEY (Kawasaki) 15
7 Sam MUNRO (Yamaha) 15
8 Kyle SMITH (Triumph) 15
9 Rhys IRWIN (Yamaha) 12
10 Korie McGREEVY (Yamaha) 11
11 Brandon PAASCH (Triumph) 10
12 Phil WAKEFIELD (Yamaha) 9
13 Scott SWANN (Yamaha) 6
14 James HIND (Yamaha) 5
15 Jamie van SIKKELERUS (Yamaha) 4
16 Dominic HERBERTSON (Kawasaki) 4
17 Joseph LOUGHLIN (Yamaha) 4
18 Joe DUGGAN (Kawasaki) 1

GP2

POS RIDER POINTS
1 Mason LAW (Spirit) 45
2 Charlie NESBITT (Kalex) 45
3 Jack SCOTT (Harris) 32
4 Cameron HORSMAN (Chassis Factory) 21
5 Cameron FRASER (Chassis Factory) 20
6 Dan JONES (Spirit) 20
7 Jake ARCHER (Kalex) 20
8 Harvey CLARIDGE (Chassis Factory) 14
9 Jamie PERRIN (Spirit) 13
10 Conor WHEELER (Harris) 7
11 Harry ROWLINGS (ABM Evo) 7

Pirelli National Superstock

Taylor Mackenzie took victory in the opening Pirelli National Superstock race of the year, cruising away at the front in an action-packed 14 lapper.

Taylor Mackenzie
Taylor Mackenzie

Mackenzie grabbed the holeshot ahead of David Allingham, with Luke Mossey in close contention in third. Despite running at the front, Allingham was given a 15 second penalty for not completing his long lap penalty, demoting him down the order.

At the front, Mackenzie was able to control the race, cruising away to take the opening Pirelli National Superstock win of the year.

Billy McConnell

Luke Mossey eventually claimed second place, 2.7s behind Mackenzie. Billy McConnell claimed third place, ahead of Luke Hedger, Tim Neave and Alex Olsen. Reigning champion Chrissy Rouse crashed out of fourth place at the final corner on the last lap.

Levi Day
Levi Day

Australia’s Levi Day claimed seventh, with fellow Aussie Brayden Elliott eighth. New Zealand’s Damon Rees was 19th and Shane Richardson 21st.

Brayden Elliott

With just one race run, the standings mirror the race results. Mackenzie holds the lead on 25-points to Luke Mossey on 20. Billy McConnell is third on 16. Levi Day is seventh on nine points, and Brayden Elliott eighth on eight points.

Levi Day

“P7 in the race today at Oulton Park! Happy with our result for the first race of the year! Plenty to reflect on and work on for the next round but taking nothing but positives away from this weekend! Big thanks to my team Powerslide Motorcycles and my major sponsor AJN Steelstock Limited couldn’t do it without you guys. And my team around me, Nigel Jameison, Graham Miles, Paul Dyason and my beautiful wife Katie Day for all their hard work and all the Powerslide crew. Thanks to everyone who makes it possible!”

Pirelli National Superstock Results

  • Race 1
  • Round/Overall

Race 1

POS NAME NAT TIME GAP
1 Taylor MACKENZIE GBR 22:45.863 –
2 Luke MOSSEY GBR 22:48.654 2.791
3 Billy McCONNELL AUS 22:54.496 8.633
4 Luke HEDGER GBR 22:56.700 10.837
5 Tim NEAVE GBR 22:58.933 13.070
6 Alex OLSEN GBR 23:00.057 14.194
7 Levi DAY AUS 23:04.926 19.063
8 Brayden ELLIOTT AUS 23:05.104 19.241
9 Keith FARMER GBR 23:08.742 22.879
10 Ian HUTCHINSON GBR 23:09.253 23.390
11 Tom OLIVER GBR 23:09.613 23.750
12 Lewis ROLLO GBR 23:10.045 24.182
13 Richard KERR IRL 23:15.141 29.278
14 Joe SHELDON-SHAW GBR 23:15.581 29.718
15 Jordan WEAVING RSA 23:20.614 34.751
16 Tom WARD GBR 23:22.037 36.174
17 Michael DUNLOP GBR 23:22.037 36.174
18 Leon JEACOCK GBR 23:23.600 37.737
19 Damon REES NZL 23:23.635 37.772
20 James EAST GBR 23:24.563 38.700
21 Shane RICHARDSON NZL 23:25.919 40.056
22 Ashley BEECH GBR 23:27.890 42.027
23 David ALLINGHAM GBR 23:28.287 42.424
24 Sean NEARY GBR 23:29.741 43.878
25 Ben LUXTON GBR 23:30.757 44.894
26 Shaun WINFIELD GBR 23:36.711 50.848
27 Lee WILLIAMS GBR 23:36.911 51.048
28 Tom TUNSTALL GBR 23:36.985 51.122
29 TJ TOMS GBR 23:37.223 51.360
30 Rob McNEALY GBR 23:42.132 56.269
DNF Chrissy ROUSE GBR 21:18.456 1 Lap
DNF Milo WARD GBR 20:21.702 2 Laps
DNF Tom NEAVE GBR 13:03.903 6 Laps
DNF Caolan IRWIN IRL 12:20.992 7 Laps
DNF Matt TRUELOVE GBR 10:00.427 8 Laps
DNF Barry TEASDALE GBR 10:24.310 8 Laps
DNF Brent HARRAN RSA 6:50.537 10 Laps
DNF Luke JONES GBR 7:16.976 10 Laps
DNF Richard WHITE GBR 10:34.645 10 Laps
DNF Fraser ROGERS GBR

Round/Overall

Pos Rider Points
1 Taylor MACKENZIE (BMW) 25
2 Luke MOSSEY (Kawasaki) 20
3 Billy McCONNELL (BMW) 16
4 Luke HEDGER (Suzuki) 13
5 Tim NEAVE (Suzuki) 11
6 Alex OLSEN (BMW) 10
7 Levi DAY (Suzuki) 9
8 Brayden ELLIOTT (Suzuki) 8
9 Keith FARMER (Kawasaki) 7
10 Ian HUTCHINSON (Yamaha) 6
11 Tom OLIVER (Suzuki) 5
12 Lewis ROLLO (Kawasaki) 4
13 Richard KERR (Honda) 3
14 Joe SHELDON-SHAW (Suzuki) 2
15 Jordan WEAVING (Kawasaki) 1

Honda British Talent Cup

Casey O’Gorman took the British Talent Cup Race 1 win, over a second clear of Evan Belford and Carter Brown, who battled it out for the runner-up position.

Belford would win that battle, crossing the finish line less than two-tenths of a second ahead of Brown.

New Zealand’s Cormac Buchanan was a DNF in the opening race.

O’Gorman grabbed the British Talent Cup Race 2 holeshot, leading Belford and Brown, but the trio were trading places throughout the opening stages of the race. O’Gorman was able to slowly extend his lead at the front, setting a string of fastest laps.

It was an intense battle behind him though, with Belford and Brown battling for the podium. However, by the half way stage, Brown was able to extend a small lead. The red flag came out on lap 11, seeing the result declared.

As a result O’Gorman took the win from Brown, with Belford a more distant third.

Cormac Buchanan had a much better race two, finishing fifth for 11 championship points.

O’Gorman currently leads the standings on 50-points, from Belford and Brown, who are tied on 36-points a-piece.

  • Race 1
  • Race 2
  • Round/Overall

Race 1

POS NAME NAT TIME GAP
1 Casey O’GORMAN GBR 18:25.835 –
2 Evan BELFORD GBR 18:26.992 1.157
3 Carter BROWN GBR 18:27.163 1.328
4 Ryan HITCHCOCK GBR 18:39.495 13.660
5 Johnny GARNESS GBR 18:39.582 13.747
6 Ollie WALKER GBR 18:39.894 14.059
7 Harrison CROSBY GBR 18:39.993 14.158
8 Jamie LYONS GBR 18:40.343 14.508
9 Mason JOHNSON GBR 18:49.837 24.002
10 Rossi DOBSON GBR 18:49.930 24.095
11 Rhys STEPHENSON GBR 18:59.499 33.664
12 Troy JEFFREY GBR 19:05.588 39.753
13 Harrison MACKAY GBR 19:06.362 40.527
14 Lucas BROWN GBR 19:09.717 43.882
15 Luca HOPKINS GBR 19:10.103 44.268
16 JJ CUNNINGHAM GBR 19:16.955 51.120
17 Peter WILLIS GBR 19:17.044 51.209
18 Bailey STUART-CAMPBELL GBR 19:17.746 51.911
19 Lucas HILL GBR 19:41.554 1:15.719
20 Ross MOORE GBR 19:56.619 1:30.784
21 Holly HARRIS GBR 18:27.373 1 Lap
22 Anthony EAGLE GBR 18:28.241 1 Lap
DNF Rossi BANHAM GBR 11:29.082 4 Laps
DNF Rhys COATES GBR 3:56.859 8 Laps
DNF Evan PENDRILL GBR 3:59.503 8 Laps
DNF Cormac BUCHANAN NZL 3:59.580 8 Laps
DNF Sullivan MOUNSEY GBR 1:57.354 9 Laps

Race 2

POS NAME NAT TIME GAP
1 Casey O’GORMAN GBR 18:21.067 –
2 Carter BROWN GBR 18:21.435 0.368
3 Evan BELFORD GBR 18:26.682 5.615
4 Johnny GARNESS GBR 18:31.543 10.476
5 Cormac BUCHANAN NZL 18:33.971 12.904
6 Harrison CROSBY GBR 18:34.210 13.143
7 Jamie LYONS GBR 18:35.938 14.871
8 Sullivan MOUNSEY GBR 16:56.464 1 Lap
9 Troy JEFFREY GBR 16:56.649 1 Lap
10 Bailey STUART-CAMPBELL GBR 16:59.403 1 Lap
11 James COOK GBR 16:59.658 1 Lap
12 Mason JOHNSON GBR 17:00.600 1 Lap
13 Harrison MACKAY GBR 17:06.831 1 Lap
14 Luca HOPKINS GBR 17:11.077 1 Lap
15 Rhys STEPHENSON GBR 17:19.389 1 Lap
16 Kiyano VEIJER NLD 17:20.549 1 Lap
17 Peter WILLIS GBR 17:21.929 1 Lap
18 JJ CUNNINGHAM GBR 17:22.080 1 Lap
19 Rossi BANHAM GBR 17:28.822 1 Lap
20 Evan PENDRILL GBR 17:36.462 1 Lap
21 Rhys COATES GBR 17:37.534 1 Lap
22 Lucas HILL GBR 17:49.399 1 Lap
23 Holly HARRIS GBR 17:56.381 1 Lap
24 Ross MOORE GBR 17:56.999 1 Lap
25 Anthony EAGLE GBR 18:14.189 1 Lap
DNF Ryan HITCHCOCK GBR 16:45.161 1 Lap
DNF Lucas BROWN GBR 9:34.082 5 Laps
DNF Ollie WALKER GBR 5:37.174 7 Laps
DNF Rossi DOBSON GBR 1:59.018 9 Laps

Round/Overall

Pos Rider Points
1 Casey O’GORMAN (Honda) 50
2 Evan BELFORD (Honda) 36
3 Carter BROWN (Honda) 36
4 Johnny GARNESS (Honda) 24
5 Harrison CROSBY (Honda) 19
6 Jamie LYONS (Honda) 17
7 Ryan HITCHCOCK (Honda) 13
8 Cormac BUCHANAN (Honda) 11
9 Troy JEFFREY (Honda) 11
10 Mason JOHNSON (Honda) 11
11 Ollie WALKER (Honda) 10
12 Sullivan MOUNSEY (Honda) 8
13 Bailey STUART-CAMPBELL (Honda) 6
14 Rossi DOBSON (Honda) 6
15 Rhys STEPHENSON (Honda) 6
16 Harrison MACKAY (Honda) 6
17 James COOK (Honda) 5
18 Luca HOPKINS (Honda) 3
19 Lucas BROWN (Honda) 2

Pirelli National Junior Superstock

Jack Nixon took a thrilling last-lap victory in the opening Pirelli National Junior Superstock race, narrowly beating Stanley and McManus.

It was Zak Corderoy who grabbed the holeshot to be leading at the end of the opening lap, but disaster would strike the Birch Racing Yamaha rider on lap six when he crashed out of the lead.

This left a four rider battle for the opening race victory. Coming down to the final lap, it was George Stanley who led into the final corner, but as Eugene McManus tried to get through both riders ran wide, allowing Nixon to slice his way through for the win.

Seth Crump
Seth Crump

Aussie Seth Crump claimed 15th in Race 1, nabbing a championship point.

Jack Nixon doubled up on Pirelli National Junior Superstock wins in Race 2, taking a second race victory at Oulton Park by 0.5s. The 12 lap race was a constant battle, with Nixon, Corderoy, Talbot and Stanley trading places at the front.

Over the last quarter of the race, Nixon was able to extend his lead at the front, edging away to take his second win of the weekend with Corderoy overcoming his crash from yesterday to eventually finish second while Talbot completed the podium in third.

Seth Crump raced to 19th in Race 2.

Seth Crump

Jack Nixon now leads the Junior Superstock class on 50-points, ahead of George Stanley and Joe Talbot.

Pirelli National Junior Superstock Results

  • Race 1
  • Race 2
  • Round/Overall

Race 1

POS NAME NAT TIME GAP
1 Jack NIXON GBR 20:22.817 –
2 George STANLEY GBR 20:23.026 0.209
3 Eugene McMANUS GBR 20:23.247 0.430
4 Joe TALBOT GBR 20:23.330 0.513
5 Liam DELVES GBR 20:35.833 13.016
6 Kade VERWEY GBR 20:36.307 13.490
7 Adam HARTGROVE GBR 20:36.831 14.014
8 Jack BEDNAREK GBR 20:45.291 22.474
9 Asher DURHAM GBR 20:45.484 22.667
10 Charlie FARRER GBR 20:51.724 28.907
11 Louis VALLELEY GBR 20:55.069 32.252
12 Luke VERWEY GBR 20:55.587 32.770
13 Cameron HALL GBR 20:55.688 32.871
14 Franco BOURNE GBR 20:55.749 32.932
15 Seth CRUMP AUS 20:57.614 34.797
16 Connor THOMSON GBR 21:02.525 39.708
17 Harry FOWLE GBR 21:12.121 49.304
18 Lewis JONES GBR 21:16.740 53.923
19 Lynden LEATHERLAND GBR 21:18.978 56.161
20 Nathan DRURY GBR 21:19.657 56.840
21 James BULL GBR 21:30.494 1:07.677
22 Kier ARMSTRONG GBR 21:32.734 1:09.917
23 Andrew SMYTH GBR 21:40.177 1:17.360
24 Kayla BARRINGTON GBR 21:40.480 1:17.663
25 Toby REYNOLDS GBR 21:40.737 1:17.920
26 Josh COWARD GBR 21:52.917 1:30.100
27 Kevin COYNE IRL 21:59.814 1:36.997
28 Harry LEIGH GBR 22:02.550 1:39.733
29 Jake HOPPER GBR 22:02.873 1:40.056
30 Jake CAMPBELL GBR 20:25.198 1 Lap
31 Charlie ATKINS GBR 21:14.533 3 Laps
DNF Matt BOWER GBR 12:43.017 5 Laps
DNF Zak CORDEROY GBR 8:27.842 7 Laps
DNF Daniel BROOKS GBR 8:40.854 7 Laps
DNF Max COOK GBR 7:00.818 8 Laps
DNF Aaron SILVESTER GBR 5:26.815 10 Laps
DNF James ALDERSON GBR 1:45.577 11 Laps
DNF Simon REID GBR
DNF Sam LAFFINS GBR
DNF Owen JENNER GBR

Race 2

POS NAME NAT TIME GAP
1 Jack NIXON GBR 20:21.643 –
2 Zak CORDEROY GBR 20:22.162 0.519
3 Joe TALBOT GBR 20:22.303 0.660
4 George STANLEY GBR 20:22.628 0.985
5 Eugene McMANUS GBR 20:22.655 1.012
6 James ALDERSON GBR 20:24.776 3.133
7 Kade VERWEY GBR 20:32.819 11.176
8 Simon REID GBR 20:33.009 11.366
9 Louis VALLELEY GBR 20:33.097 11.454
10 Liam DELVES GBR 20:33.276 11.633
11 Sam LAFFINS GBR 20:36.047 14.404
12 Aaron SILVESTER GBR 20:38.532 16.889
13 Adam HARTGROVE GBR 20:41.000 19.357
14 Owen JENNER GBR 20:43.838 22.195
15 Jack BEDNAREK GBR 20:43.897 22.254
16 Franco BOURNE GBR 20:45.903 24.260
17 Daniel BROOKS GBR 20:46.122 24.479
18 Charlie FARRER GBR 20:46.315 24.672
19 Seth CRUMP AUS 20:52.225 30.582
20 Charlie ATKINS GBR 20:57.838 36.195
21 Luke VERWEY GBR 20:59.500 37.857
22 Harry FOWLE GBR 21:00.703 39.060
23 Cameron HALL GBR 21:06.393 44.750
24 Kier ARMSTRONG GBR 21:08.981 47.338
25 Lewis JONES GBR 21:10.497 48.854
26 Nathan DRURY GBR 21:18.730 57.087
27 James BULL GBR 21:18.869 57.226
28 Andrew SMYTH GBR 21:42.463 1:20.820
29 Toby REYNOLDS GBR 21:42.769 1:21.126
30 Harry LEIGH GBR 21:51.677 1:30.034
31 Jake HOPPER GBR 21:52.305 1:30.662
32 Kevin COYNE IRL 21:52.600 1:30.957
33 Jake CAMPBELL GBR 21:56.110 1:34.467
DNF Connor THOMSON GBR 20:46.468 2 Laps
DNF Asher DURHAM GBR 13:49.041 4 Laps
DNF Josh COWARD GBR 14:28.247 4 Laps
DNF Lynden LEATHERLAND GBR 12:23.838 5 Laps
DNF Kayla BARRINGTON GBR 11:14.034 6 Laps
DNF Max COOK GBR 2:13.786 11 Laps

Round/Overall

Pos Rider Points
1 Jack NIXON (Yamaha) 50
2 George STANLEY (Kawasaki) 33
3 Joe TALBOT (Kawasaki) 29
4 Eugene McMANUS (Kawasaki) 27
5 Zak CORDEROY (Yamaha) 20
6 Kade VERWEY (Kawasaki) 19
7 Liam DELVES (Kawasaki) 17
8 Adam HARTGROVE (Yamaha) 12
9 Louis VALLELEY (Yamaha) 12
10 James ALDERSON (Triumph) 10
11 Jack BEDNAREK (Yamaha) 9
12 Simon REID (Yamaha) 8
13 Asher DURHAM (Kawasaki) 7
14 Charlie FARRER (Yamaha) 6
15 Sam LAFFINS (Kawasaki) 5
16 Luke VERWEY (Kawasaki) 4
17 Aaron SILVESTER (Yamaha) 4
18 Cameron HALL (Kawasaki) 3
19 Franco BOURNE (Kawasaki) 2
20 Owen JENNER (Kawasaki) 2
21 Seth CRUMP (Kawasaki) 1
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