Raceways Yamaha’s Bradley Ray does the triple at Donington Park.

Round Two of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship saw the paddock come together to remember two fallen riders Owen Jenner and Shane Richardson. The grid was a sea of people paying their respects on Saturday before the racing action took place. Remembering you always Owen & Shane #86 #28.

Qualifying saw Bradley Ray take his second pole position of the 2025 season so far, setting the bench mark for what was a dominate round for the Raceways Yamaha rider.

Race one under perfect sunny conditions saw Brad, Glenn Irwin and Kyle Ryde all dicing for the victory, Glenn lost touch with the leaders towards the end of the race, which enabled DAO Racing’s Josh Brookes to pass Glenn for third place. Brad held onto his lead crossing the line to take the first victory of the round, Kyle was second with Aussie Brookes taking a well deserved podium.

Race two was much of the same as race one with Brad setting the pace at the front of the field, Kyle was in second place, with Glenn pushing on in third place. Glenn passed Ryde for second place and then went on to make a move to lead the race, Brad regained first position at the Melbourne Hairpin. Irwin had to run on at the Fogarty Esses handing second place to Ryde. Yamaha’s Ray took his second victory, Ryde was second with Glenn in third place.

Race three Ray yet again launched himself into the lead on the open lap with Cheshire Moulding’s Rory Skinner Glenn Irwin and Ryde for company. Kyle had a moment at the Fogarty Esses which dropped him down the order. Glenn was hunting down Ray but just didn’t have enough in the tank to stop the Raceway’s rider from doing the treble. Brad crossed the line to take victory number three, Glenn was second with a delighted Skinner taking a well deserved third place finish.

Bradley Ray leads the championship standings on 86 points, from Glenn on 74 points, Kyle is on 66 points. Round three of the championship is at Snetterton on 20-22 June.

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