instantly, but his rival had the
edge and was able to hold him
off to the checkered flag.
Redding was frustrated with
third but completed the podium,
as he was able to break Vickers
and Cook.
In the final race of the week
-
end, Ray got another character-
istically lightning start to lead
Redding and Ryde into Old Hall
for the first time, as Cook made
a move on Vickers for fourth
place on the second lap.
There was an early crash out
of the race for Irwin, but at the
front Redding grabbed the lead
with a move on Ray a lap later.
Redding was then holding the
advantage at the front of the
field, but Ryde was pushing Ray,
and he made another deter
-
mined move on lap five to take
second place.
Leon Haslam, meanwhile, was
also working his way through the
pack as he bounced back from a
race-two crash, and soon he was
up to sixth place with a move on
Vickers at Shell Oils corner.
At the front, Redding was
holding the advantage until the
Hager PBM Racing Team rider
had a small moment at Hislops,
and that gave Ryde the momen
-
tum into Knickerbrook to strike
and take the lead.
Ryde held off Redding to the
finish with Ray in third place, while
behind him Vickers was able to
battle off Haslam and Cook over
the final four laps of the race.
Ryde leads the championship
with 304, followed by Redding
(274), Ray (215), Haslam (190)
and Cook (172). There are five
rounds remaining.
CN
Race 1 (Top 5)
1. Bradley Ray (Yam) 28:11:917
2. Kyle Ryde (Duc) +0.651
3. Leon Haslam (Duc) +1.995
4. Storm Stacey (Duc) +2.093
5. Scott Redding (Duc) +2.287
Race 2 (Top 5)
1. Kyle Ryde (Duc) 19:32:526
2. Bradley Ray (Yam) +0.436
3. Scott Redding (Duc) +1.132
4. Ryan Vickers (Hon) +3.665
5. Max Cook (bim) +3.857
Race 3 (Top 5)
1. Kyle Ryde (Duc) 28:08:829
2. Scott Redding (Duc) +1.274
3. Bradley Ray (Yam) +5.789
4. Ryan Vickers (Hon) +9.882
5. Leon Haslam (Duc) +11.258
WIND
IN THE
P50
Bradley Ray leads the
way en route to victory
on Saturday.
