Ryde, Redding Take Wins
at Knockhill BSB
K
yle Ryde (Nitrous Coin Nitrous
Competitions Racing Ducati) and
Scott Redding (Hager PBM Racing
Team) emerged victorious at the
third round of the ZYN British Super-
bike Series at Knockhill, June 20-21.
Ryde took two of the three feature
races, and Redding capped off the
weekend with a win in race three.
In race one, Ryde opened up a
"comfortable" lead at the end, finish-
ing 3.556 seconds ahead of Redding
and six seconds ahead of third-place
finisher Glenn Irwin (Nitrous Coin Ni-
trous Competitions Racing Ducati).
In a hectic race two, it was a much
closer finish, with Ryde edging ahead
of Bradley Ray (McAMS Yamaha) by
nearly half a second. Redding was a
close third but comfortably ahead of
Storm Stacey (Bathams AJN Rac-
ing). Irwin crashed out just past the
halfway point.
Ryde's bid for a sweep came up
short in race three after finishing
third to race-winner Redding and
runner-up Ray.
Ryde still enjoys a comfortable
154-133 point lead over Redding, but
there is still plenty of racing to go.
Leon Haslam (Moto Rapido Racing),
Ray and Max Cook (AJN Steelstock
bimota) round out the champion-
ship's top five. CN
WIND
IN THE
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Scott Redding capped off the British Superbike weekend at Knockhill
with the race-three win. Bradley Ray (left) was second and
Kyle Ryde, the race-one and -two winner, third.
Race 1 (Top 3)
1. Kyle Ryde (Duc)
2. Scott Redding (Duc) +3.556
3. Glen Irwin (Duc) +6.121
Race 2 (Top 3)
1. Kyle Ryde (Duc)
2. Bradley Ray (Yam) +0.613
3. Scott Redding (Duc) +2.009
Race 3 (Top 3)
1. Scott Redding (Duc)
2. Bradley Ray (Yam) +1.132
3. Kyle Ryde (Duc) +3.376
