
BSB: RICH Energy OMG Racing Switch To Yamaha For Their 2022 Season Campaign With Brad Ray And Kyle Ryde.

By Dawn Hammersley
RICH Energy OMG Racing Make The Switch From BMW To Yamaha.
RICH Energy OMG Racing have announced for their 2022 season campaign they will be switching manufacturer from BMW to Yamaha. The OMG Racing team will run the Yamaha R1 machinery for the first time since joining the British Superbike Championship, the team will have the full support from the Official Yamaha British Superbike Team, McAMS Yamaha run by Raceways Motorcycles.
The team have confirmed they will retain their 2021 season riders Brad Ray and Kyle Ryde for their 2022 season Championship campaign. Both riders have provided the OMG Racing team with podium finishes this season, Brad just missed out on a Showdown place and is currently fighting it out for the 2021 Riders Cup.
Pirelli National Superstock Australian rider Billy McConnell will also remain with the Team for the 2022 season. It’s been a very solid season for Billy, he has had numerous podium finishes and is currently in third place in the Championship Standings.
Paul Curran – Team Principal
“The RICH Energy OMG Racing team are delighted at the opportunity to work with Yamaha for 2022. With the invaluable support of Steve Rodgers and McAMS Yamaha, the agreement for the team to run fully supported Yamaha R1 motorcycles sees a bright future for the whole team.
“After the decision to move to Yamaha was taken, retaining Brad, Kyle, and Billy, was key to our 2022 challenge. We firmly believe that they will benefit from the proven race-winning pedigree of the Yamaha R1. We’re excited to see both the bikes and riders on track at the earliest opportunity.
“Thank you to Yamaha Motor UK and Steve Rodgers of Raceways Motorcycles for their support in making it all happen. We’re looking forward to an exciting future in partnership with them both.”
Lee Neesham – Country Manager Yamaha Motor Europe
“We are delighted that Rich Energy OMG Racing will join the Yamaha family for the 2022 season. The team are proven race winners and podium contenders, so combined with the R1 which has won 18 races in BSB this year in the hands of McAMS Yamaha we are confident in this partnership. Our official team, McAMS Yamaha, will work closely with OMG to ensure that all four R1s on the grid are fighting towards the front.
“Kyle and Bradley are riders with huge potential, and both have enjoyed significant success on Yamaha machinery in Supersport, so we are excited to see what they can achieve with the R1 as we look to defend our manufacturers’ title in 2022.”

Featured Image: Bennetts British Superbikes.

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