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Ryan Vickers needed a big last lap, last corner save for the second time this season, holding on for a Sunday double win to leave Thruxton on a high.

Danny Kent turned his weekend around with two podiums, coming close to a first win in the third and final British Superbike race at Thruxton.

Billy McConnell finished a strong Thruxton with a return to the podium, his first since moving back to the British Superbike championship.

Danny Kent has confirmed that he will stay put in the McAMS-backed Mar-Train Yamaha team for the 2025 BSB season.

Kyle Ryde came out on top in the thrilling finale to a memorable British Superbike race one at Thruxton.

Ryan Vickers finished second after looking out of contention in British Superbikes race one at Thruxton after a stunning comeback.

Jason O’Halloran started in control of the opening race British Superbike at Thruxton, and was able to fight back for a podium finish in the seven way fight for first.

The sixth round of the British Superbike championship belonged to the new King of Brands Hatch after Ryan Vickers completed a hat-trick of dominant victories.

Christian Iddon lived up to the promise shown all weekend with a hard fought second in the final race of round six of the British Superbike championship, at Brands Hatch.

Kyle Ryde saw rapid improvements over his British Superbike weekend with two third place finishes, but could not find the answer to a late move from Christian Iddon at Brands Hatch.

Ryan Vickers was untouchable as he dominated the opening race of the British Superbikes meeting at Brands Hatch.

Tommy Bridewell had to dig deep for the performance he dedicated to his late brother in the British Superbikes race one at Brands Hatch.

His brother may be tied in the championship standings with his teammate but race one at Brands Hatch brought a chance for Andrew Irwin to shine for Honda.

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Rory Skinner delivers message from hospital after Snetterton crash

The second day at Snetterton for the British Superbike class belonged to Glenn Irwin as he won both the shortened sprint by a huge margin, then a close battle in race three.

In a weekend where it was easy to lose it all in the changeable conditions Tommy Bridewell was happy to collect two second places after a DNF at Snetterton on Saturday.

Christian Iddon was on the podium, third in both Sunday races at Snetterton, but the British Superbike rider felt like a viewer for the Irwin/Bridewell battle unfolding ahead.

Storm Stacey picked up his first win in British Superbikes at Snetterton after leading at the red flag to return and finish the job in the wet five lap restart.

Kyle Ryde had started his Saturday with a big fall in qualifying but in the wet race after the red flag he shone, making a dent into his title chase deficit with a podium at Snetterton.

Lewis Rollo was the surprise package in the wet on the Aprilia Pathway entry, leading a BSB race for the first time at Snetterton on his way to second place.

Christian Iddon built into his Knockhill weekend, fulfilling his potential with a race three win, declared early after a red flag.

A superb run of podium finishes has been key to Tommy Bridewell taking over the British Superbikes championship lead at Knockhill.