BSB News

2021 National Junior Superstock champion Jack Nixon will compete in this year’s Pirelli National Superstock championship after signing with BSB team FHO Racing BMW.

2021 BSB champion Tarran Mackenzie believes the ‘mutual respect and good sportsmanship’ that was on display during last season’s title fight is key to having ‘amazing racing’.

Kyle Ryde and Bradley Ray have completed their first laps aboard BSB-spec Yamaha machinery after taking part in a two-day test in Spain.

Following hard battles with team-mate Jason O’Halloran, Tommy Bridewell and Christian Iddon throughout the 2021 season, new BSB champion Tarran Mackenzie is proud to have won in a ‘fair’ way.

Tarran Mackenzie details his mindset throughout the 2021 BSB season, a campaign that without the showdown ‘would very likely’ have gone the way of team-mate Jason O’Halloran.

FHO Racing BMW rider Peter Hickman will spearhead the team’s 2022 road racing season alongside his BSB commitments.

Bjorn Estment will take part in his second full BSB season with Powerslide Catfoss Racing Suzuki in 2022 after the team confirmed the signing.

FHO Racing BMW have confirmed Ryan Vickers alongside Peter Hickman for the 2022 BSB season.

Jason O’Halloran will take part in his fourth consecutive BSB season with McAMS Yamaha in 2022 after the team officially announced the move.

Jason O’Halloran looks set to remain with McAMS Yamaha for the 2022 BSB season with an announcement expected this weekend.

SYNETIQ BMW announce unchanged BSB line-up for 2022 as Danny Buchan and Andrew Irwin remain with the team.

Tarran Mackenzie will aim to become the first rider since Shane Byrne to successfully defend the BSB title after agreeing to stay with McAMS Yamaha for 2022.

Powerslide Catfoss Racing have announced their return to BSB for the 2022 season after confirming their partnership with Hawk Racing, the team behind Buildbase Suzuki.

After taking their first BSB championship as partners in 2021, title sponsor McAMS and Yamaha have confirmed they will continue for a sixth season in 2022.

TAS Racing has confirmed SYNETIQ will continue as BMW Motorrad team title sponsor for a third consecutive season in the 2022 Bennetts British Superbike Championship.

Luke Hopkins will compete in BSB for a second consecutive season after agreeing to remain with the Black Onyx Security Honda Team.

BSB rider Glenn Irwin is set to make his Isle of Man TT debut aboard Honda machinery in 2022, while 23 time TT winner John McGuinness returns to Honda to lead their road racing season.

Liam Delves becomes the latest addition to the 2022 BSB grid as he joins Josh Owens at Rapid CDH Racing Kawasaki, while Eunan McGlinchey is retained at Gearlink Kawasaki in British Supersport alongside rookie Zak Corderoy.

Honda Racing UK will have a four-rider strong BSB line-up for 2022 after confirming the signing of Tom Neave alongside current riders Glenn Irwin, Takumi Takahashi and Ryo Mizuno.

McAMS Yamaha rider Jason O’Halloran reflects on his best ever British Superbike campaign, despite missing out on a first title due to mistakes in the Showdown.

FS-3 Kawasaki rider Lee Jackson is aiming for a more consistent podium challenge in 2022 after narrowly missing out on the 2021 BSB showdown; ‘I had a run this year of top tens and then we had some bad luck, but with a winter of work we can fight for more podiums next year’.

Christian Iddon’s 2021 British Superbike season comes to an end with the Ducati rider visiting the medical centre following a race three incident with Danny Buchan at Brands Hatch.

25 years after his father Niall Mackenzie won the British Superbike Championship, Tarran Mackenzie has replicated the success at Brands Hatch.

Tarran Mackenzie has been crowned the 2021 British Superbike champion during the season finale at Brands Hatch.