It’s a three-way battle for the championship honors at Donington Park

Round Ten of the ZYN British Superbike championship at Donington Park is the host to the 1pMobile National Junior Sportbike championship 2026 season finale. Three riders have a mathematical chance of winning the championship.

Marley Mackenzie is currently leading the championship standings on 297 points. Marley has wracked up a total of nine wins so far, the young Scottish rider certainly stamped his authority on the championship in the early rounds.

In second place in the standings is Ben Jolliffe on 263 points. Ben has had a very consistent season after his move up to class from the R&G British Talent Cup, getting one race win and seven further podium finishes.

In third place in the standings is Luca Hopkins, the York rider is on 253 points. Luca hasn’t achieved a first place finish up to yet but has been a podium finisher seven times, getting six second place finishes and one third place.

The 1pmobile National Junior Sportbike championship has two races this weekend at Donington Park, every single race has delivered thrilling action from start to finish. Will we see a different rider on the podium this weekend? As an all-new 2026 season champion will be crowned.

Race One – Saturday 15:30 (10 laps).
Race Two – Sunday 17:05 (10 laps).

The 1pMobile National Junior Sportbike championship has attracted wildcard rides throughout the 2026 season, Dutch racing team Freetech have wildcarded at a few rounds, their rider Ryan van Nieuwkerk achieved two victories and one second place and Ryan is currently in tenth place in the standings. World Women’s championship rider Chloe Jones made a Wildcard appearance at Thruxton, with a best place finish of eighth.

The 1pMobile National Junior Sportbike riders will be taking part in the ZYN British Superbike public pit walk on Sunday at 12:10, be sure to stop by and get yourself a 1pMobile flag and a photo with the riders.

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