Hickman, O'Halloran Share Cadwell
Park BSB Wins
P
eter Hickman (FHO Racing
BMW) enjoyed a career-best
British Superbike round at Cadwell
Park, August 21-22, by claiming
the race one and two wins, only to
be denied a dream clean sweep
by championship leader Jason
O'Halloran in race three.
Hickman's first race win was a
relatively dominant one, com-
ing home two seconds clear of
O'Halloran with Ducati's Tommy
Bridewell taking the final spot on
the podium.
O'Halloran made more of a
race of it in the second encoun-
ter, finishing 0.155 shy of the win
with Bridewell, once again, in
third, albeit only 0.817s from win-
ner Hickman.
The Aussie would have his
revenge in the final race of
the weekend, squeezing out a
0.203-second margin at the flag
from Hickman, with Bridewell 2.3
seconds behind for third.
The results gave Hickman
the King of the Mountain title,
although it was O'Halloran who
was laughing the most, extend-
ing his BSB title-lead to a mas-
sive 119 points from Ducati's
Christian Iddon. O'Halloran's
teammate Tarran Mackenzie lies
third, tied on points with Iddon.
In the Supersport class, Ameri-
can Brandon Paasch (Triumph)
started the weekend well with
a fifth-place finish behind win-
ner Harry Truelove (Yamaha) but
crashed out of race two with True-
love taking the double win.
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IN
THE
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Peter Hickman had the
best weekend of his
career with two BSB
wins at Cadwell Park.
