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Superbike Racing 2025 Season
Duncan Perry are proud to sponsor the PTR Triumph Factory Racing Team in the Supersport World Championship for 2025.
Race Two of the FIM Supersport World Championship at Motorland Aragon delivered improved results for the team with both riders showcasing determination and speed.
Tom Booth-Amos produced a much-improved performance, climbing from 12th on the grid to finish in P7, securing valuable championship points. Although no longer in contention for the title, the British rider remains third overall in the standings underlining a strong, competitive season.
Tom Booth-Amos: “Happy enough to have salvaged seventh today. Struggled all weekend just with feeling with the bike. We need to really have a look moving forwards for Estoril because we need to improve in some areas. Thanks to the guys for all their hard work as always.”
Teammate Oli Bayliss delivered another impressive position progression in the second race and produced his fastest lap of the weekend. Starting deep in the pack in 25th position, he fought his way forward to cross the line in P13, well inside the points.
PTR Triumph Racing Factory Team Manager Simon Buckmaster: “Not the results we expected this weekend but we definitely salvaged as much as we could in race two, both riders were better. Tom’s start wasn’t great, he was back to fourteenth and he ended up seventh, 4.5 off the win, most of that was lost on lap one. We are still third in the championship we just have to make it count in the last two rounds. With Oli, maybe he is thinking about next year, we are working hard trying to keep him but we’re not there yet and I think that affects his riding as well. Both riders weren’t themselves and yes, we improved the bike set up but the main thing we worked on between Saturday and Sunday was working to get the riders in the right frame of mind. We have to get the last two rounds right if we are to maintain third position in the championship.”
The next meeting is at Estoril in Portugal this weekend 10th to 12th October, 2025
Racing can be watched live at www.tntsports.co.uk
British Superbike Racing 2025
We are pleased to announce our sponsorship of the XMT Triumph Racing Team owned by Chris Hicks in the Bennetts British Superbike Racing Season 2025. Our rider is Eunan McGlinchey in the Quattro Group British Supersport Championship class and Zak Shelton in the Pirelli National Sportsbike Championship.
At the recent British Superbike meeting held on the weekend of 4th/5thOctober at Oulton Park conditions were tricky. Inclement weather caused delays to the racing and a track contamination on Sunday in the British Superbike Sprint race held up the race itself and impacted on the overall event which mean't that races had to be cancelled completely which is a shame for the riders and teams in those races.
Nevertheless racing went ahead with riders having to make tough decisions on their choice of tyres due to the constant threat of rain.
Eunan had really good races on both Saturday and Sunday in the Supersport Championship class finishing 6th and 8th respectively. He only joined the grid mid-season and his results have been consistently improving. Zak also ran a good race on the Sunday and finished 6th. Well done to both our riders.
It wasn't the best weekend's racing for Kyle Ryde the reigning champion in the British Superbike Championship but he picked up enough points in all three races to maintain his lead by 30 points.
Josh Brookes and Leon Haslam took a brave tyre gamble in the first BSB race of the weekend choosing intermediate tyres over wets which paid off as the duo raced through the pack to finish 1st and 2nd respectively.
Bradley Ray claimed a sensational victory in the second race of the weekend starting 14th on the grid to pass both Christian Iddon and Leon Haslam on the final lap to take the win. Fantastic racing from Brad !
Scott Redding delivered an incredible Race three win for the Hager PBM Ducati team after an intense battle for the victory ahead of Bradley Ray and Leon Haslam.
The final round of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship is at Brands Hatch on the weekend of 17th/19th October 2025 which will decide the Championship destiny and what a finale that will be !
Current standings in the BSB Championship are: Kyle Ryde with 445 points, Bradley Ray with 415 points and Leon Haslam with 344 points.
Racing can be watched live on www.tntsports.co.uk