MCE British Superbike Race Results From Cadwell Park (Updated)

MCE British Superbike Race Results From Cadwell Park (Updated)

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MCE British Superbike Championship

Cadwell Park, England

August 23, 2015

Race One Results (All on Pirelli tires):

1. Josh Brookes, Australia (Yamaha), 18 laps, Total Race Time 26:58.694, Best Lap Time 1:27.150

2. Peter Hickman, UK (BMW), -1.878 seconds, 1:27.609

3. Billy McConnell, Australia (BMW), -3.557, 1:27.777

4. Tommy Bridewell, UK (BMW), -3.8311, 1:27.699

5. Michael Laverty, UK (BMW), -3.977, 1:27.811

6. Shane Byrne, UK (Kawasaki), -4.128, 1:27.763

7. Luke Mossey, UK (Kawasaki), -4.999, 1:27.515

8. Richard Cooper, UK (BMW), -5.980, 1:27.772

9. Christian Iddon, UK (Suzuki), -6.582, 1:27.968

10. Dan Linfoot, UK (Honda), -6.656, 1:28.015

11. Jack Kennedy, Ireland (Kawasaki), -7.002, 1:28.007

12. Lee Jackson, UK (BMW), -7.145, 1:27.894

13. James Westmoreland, UK (Kawasaki), -10.345, 1:27.914

14. Ryuichi Kiyonari, Japan (BMW), -10.951, 1:28.124

15. Howie Mainwaring Smart, UK (Kawasaki), -11.753, 1:28.272

16. John Hopkins, USA (Ducati), -13.579, 1:28.324

17. Josh Waters, Australia (Suzuki), -16.905, 1:28.631

18. Filip Backlund, Sweden (Kawasaki), -20.085, 1:29.444

19. Martin Jessopp, UK (BMW), -26.138, 1:27.979

20. Shaun Winfield, UK (Kawasaki), -39.705, 1:30.756

21. Aaron Zanotti, UK (Yamaha), -63.759, 1:31.854

22. Jenny Tinmouth, UK (Honda), -63.820, 1:31.942

23. Rhalf Lo Turco, Brazil (Kawasaki), -74.437, 1:32.816

24. John Ingram, UK (Kawasaki), -3 laps, 1:31.070, DNF

25. Jed Metcher, Australia (Kawasaki), -6 laps, 1:30.348, DNF

26. Chris Walker, UK (Kawasaki), -8 laps, 1:28.568, DNF

27. Danny Buchan, UK (Kawasaki), -11 laps, 1:27.664, DNF

Race Two Results (All on Pirelli tires):

1. Josh Brookes, Australia (Yamaha), 18 laps, Total Race Time 26:19.043, Best Lap Time 1:26.911

2. Peter Hickman, UK (BMW), -5.089 seconds, 1:27.304

3. Tommy Bridewell, UK (BMW), -5.264, 1:27.269

4. Shane Byrne, UK (Kawasaki), -5.422, 1:27.383

5. Luke Mossey, UK (Kawasaki), -10.177, 1:27.356

6. Billy McConnell, Australia (BMW), -14.333, 1:27.661

7. Richard Cooper, UK (BMW), -14.581, 1:27.581

8. Danny Buchan, UK (Kawasaki), -14.729, 1:27.617

9. James Westmoreland, UK (Kawasaki), -15.033, 1:27.655

10. Dan Linfoot, UK (Honda), -15.242, 1:27.686

11. Lee Jackson, UK (BMW), -15.578, 1:27.915

12. Martin Jessopp, UK (BMW), -16.078, 1:27.659

13. Christian Iddon, UK (Suzuki), -16.546, 1:27.740

14. Jack Kennedy, Ireland (Kawasaki), -18.033, 1:27.980

15. Chris Walker, UK (Kawasaki), -26.827, 1:27.996

16. Filip Backlund, Sweden (Kawasaki), -41.466, 1:28.987

17. Josh Waters, Australia (Suzuki), -47.157, 1:29.044

18. Shaun Winfield, UK (Kawasaki), -71.858, 1:30.142

19. John Ingram, UK (Kawasaki), -74.978, 1:30.966

20. Jenny Tinmouth, UK (Honda), -76.880, 1:31.051

21. Rhalf Lo Turco, Brazil (Kawasaki), -1 lap, 1:32.363

22. John Hopkins, USA (Ducati), -1 lap, 1:27.858, DNF, crash

23. Howie Mainwaring Smart, UK (Kawasaki), -1 lap, 1:28.015, DNF, crash

24. Aaron Zanotti, UK (Yamaha), -6 laps, 1:31.237, DNF

25. Michael Laverty, UK (BMW), -7 laps, 1:27.290, DNF

26. Ryuichi Kiyonari, Japan (BMW), -12 laps, 1:28.090, DNF 

27. Jed Metcher, Australia (Kawasaki), DNS

Championship Point Standings (After 16 of 26 races):

1. Brookes, 316 points

2. Byrne, 277

3. James Ellison, 147

4. Bridewell, 141

5. Stuart Easton, 139

6. Laverty, 126

7. Linfoot, 105

8. O’Halloran, 103

9. Cooper, 93

10. Mossey, 90

25. Hopkins, 10

American James Rispoli, riding his Team Traction Control Yamaha YZF-R6, finished fourth in British Supersport Race Two Sunday at Cadwell Park. Rispoli finished 10.348seconds behind race winner Jake Dixon, who rode a Triumph. After 16 of 24 races, Rispoli is fifth in the Championship point standings, 172 points behind Championship leader Luke Stapleford.

More, from a press release issued by MotorSport Vision:

Brookes delivers Cadwell Park masterclass to hit the top of MCE BSB

Results

Race one:

1: Josh Brookes (Milwaukee Yamaha)

2: Peter Hickman (RAF Reserves BMW) +1.878s

3: Billy McConnell (Smiths Racing BMW) +3.557s

4: Tommy Bridewell (Tyco BMW) +3.831s

5: Michael Laverty (Tyco BMW) +3.977s

6: Shane Byrne (PBM Kawasaki) +4.128s

Race two:

1: Josh Brookes (Milwaukee Yamaha)

2: Peter Hickman (RAF Reserves BMW) +5.089s

3: Tommy Bridewell (Tyco BMW) +5.264s

4: Shane Byrne (PBM Kawasaki) +5.422s

5: Luke Mossey (Quattro Plant Kawasaki) +10.177s

6: Billy McConnell (Smiths Racing BMW) +14.333s

Championship standings:

1: Josh Brookes (Milwaukee Yamaha) 316

2: Shane Byrne (PBM Kawasaki) 277

3: James Ellison (JG Speedfit Kawasaki) 147

4: Tommy Bridewell (Tyco BMW) 141

5: Stuart Easton (PBM Kawasaki) 139

6: Michael Laverty (Tyco BMW) 126

Report

Josh Brookes delivered an imperious performance at Cadwell Park with a double race win to maintain his winning momentum in the MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship with just the triple-header at Oulton Park now remaining before the title-deciding Showdown.

The Milwaukee Yamaha rider had blitzed the lap record to secure his third pole start of the season and he carried his pace into the two races. In the opening race the Australian had hit the front of the pack ahead of Luke Mossey on the Quattro Plant Kawasaki, but his charge was briefly halted when the Nissan GT-R Safety Car was deployed after Be Wiser Kawasaki’s Danny Buchan crashed at the Mountain. The 22-year-old was unhurt in the crash but saw his hopes of his best result of the season dashed.

Brookes re-established his advantage when the race resumed, setting the fastest lap of the race as he claimed the victory ahead of Peter Hickman who enjoyed his first podium finish of the season at his home circuit, aboard the RAF Reserves BMW.

Billy McConnell powered the Smiths BMW team and himself to their first ever podium in the top class as the reigning Motorpoint British Supersport champion finished third after an incredible last lap move on Tommy Bridewell at the bottom of the Mountain.

Bridewell was pushed all the way by his Tyco BMW team-mate Michael Laverty and Shane Byrne, whose woes continued for a second round as he struggled in sixth place on the PBM Kawasaki.

Brookes provided an action replay next time out, leading the pack while behind him Hickman returned to the podium in second place with a neat move at Mansfield on the final lap to ease Bridewell back into third ahead of Byrne, Mossey and McConnell.

Brookes now leads Byrne by 39 points in the overall standings and just four in the all-important Podium Points score. The leading pair have both already qualified for the final three round Showdown, but the scrap for the final four places is set to intensify in the decisive triple-header next round at Oulton Park (4/5/6 September).

For more information and details on ticket prices visit www.britishsuperbike.com

Josh Brookes

(Milwaukee Yamaha)

“I worked really hard at the start of the first race to make a gap and then I saw the Safety Car come out and I knew I had to get back on the gas straight away and make the gap again. I always ride better on my own smooth lines and I just wanted to stay ahead. The bike feels like an extension of my body at the moment – I am sure it appears easy but it isn’t!

“I just wanted to get out the front in race two and then not let up and keep going. It is easy to make mistakes and lose concentration. I wanted to be smooth and calculated so I kept it pinned and rode it to the flag. I am really pleased for the Milwaukee Yamaha team and everything is all working really well now so we are looking forward to Oulton Park.”

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