BSB News

Bradley Ray likened the twenty laps of Brands Hatch to an endurance race as he collected his first ever British Superbikes podium at Brands Hatch in style, with a win.

Scott Redding did not need long to get back up to speed in BSB, back on the podium in just his second race weekend at Brands Hatch after joining back up with PBM Ducati.

Kyle Ryde gave a very honest account of his opening performance at Brands Hatch, while looking forward to what he and the Nitrous Competitions OMG team can bring for the rest of the race weekend.

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Bradley Ray enters the fifth round of the 2025 BSB season with a 52-point championship lead.

Tommy Bridewell and Honda are still trying to find improvements on the BSB Fireblade ahead of round five.

Scott Redding explains adaptation back to British Superbike Championship

Rory Skinner says his “expectations” are unchanged for the remainder of the BSB season after his Knockhill win.

PBM Ducati confirm Scott Redding will ride in BSB for the rest of the season

Kyle Ryde says he is “way better off” than he was in 2024 ahead of the Brands hatch BSB.

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Tommy Bridewell says Honda is “still too far” away from its BSB competitors in 2025.

Scott Redding says WorldSBK is his “priority” amid uncertainty over BSB clashes.

Injury update from PBM Ducati and Glenn Irwin

Scott Redding recaps his comeback to BSB

Rory Skinner was back to winning ways after taking the final win at Knockhill, his local track, and second of his last British Superbikes win.

With only one more win needed to set a new consecutive victory record, Bradley Ray saw his win run ended by home hero Rory Skinner at Knockhill.

Fraser Rogers was emotional after rising from what he described as “rock bottom” after breaking both legs last season to finish British Superbikes at Knockhill with third place silverware.

Bradley Ray secured his seventh consecutive win and eight in just nine races after fighting back in the opening race of the British Superbikes Knockhill weekend.

Rory Skinner was happy to collect a podium in the first of three Knockhill races but is looking to match the win he took at home last season.

Kyle Ryde pushed hard to try and beat Bradly Ray to the race one British Superbikes win at Knockhill, but had to settle for valuable points in second.

Scott Redding has revealed his race number for his BSB fill-in ride at PBM Ducati as his traditional #45 is unavailable.

Tommy Bridewell says the Knockhill BSB is about “continuing to work [...] as we did at Snetterton”.