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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.  

Both PTR Triumph Racing Factory riders turned their weekends around in spectacular fashion during Race Two of the 2025 FIM Supersport World Championship at Magny-Cours delivering determined rides that underlined the teams fighting spirit.

Tom Booth-Amos started the 19-lap race from the fourth row of the grid in P12 but immediately launched himself into contention with a great start. A dramatic moment for Frenchman Lucas Mahias at Turn 5 on the opening lap allowed both Booth-Amos and teammate Oli Bayliss to seize positions, Booth-Amos moving up to sixth and Bayliss, charging from the very back of the grid, climbing to 23rd. 

Locked in a fierce battle with Valentin Debise for P6, Booth-Amos showed his pace and determination to move into the top five by lap five. When Debise crashed out on lap nine, the British rider was elevated to fourth and set his sights firmly on the podium. He caught Jeremy Alcoba in third, and after a hard-fought duel, Booth-Amos came out on top to secure a brilliant third place podium finish.

Tom Booth-Amos: “Overall a much better day today to come away with a podium. I am very happy because I didn’t expect it to be honest, I struggled all weekend. Credit to the guys, they pulled it out of the bag. I had to work for it but I did what we had to do to maintain third in the Championship.  Hopefully we can have a better weekend in Aragon.”

Oli Bayliss: “It was a frustrating kind of a weekend. We had a pretty good Free Practice, and as we all know, we got taken out of the first lap of qualifying so we had to start at the back of the grid.  We were really close to making the lap time in race one to start one of the first nine in race two, we just missed out so we had to start at the back again. We made good progress throughout the race, finished tenth. We were really fast at the end of the race, it’s annoying because I think we could have had some really good results but we are just going to have to try again next time.”  

PTR Triumph Racing Factory Team Manager Simon Buckmaster: “Obviously happy to be back on the podium. We struggled a little bit here yesterday but we worked hard to make some changes and today we are back on the box.  That’s fantastic and a huge tribute to the whole team, obviously to Tom but to everybody.  I also want to say that for Oli to come from the last row of the grid all the way to tenth was a fantastic ride and I’m sure people will realise what a great ride that was and give him the kudos he deserves for that performance.  Both sides of the garage work so well together, Tom and Oli work so well together so a big thanks to everybody.  We are in a confident position, we are in a solid third place in the championship with three rounds to go. If a race win comes our way, great but we are working towards our goal of finishing third in the World Championship.  Looking forward to Aragon.”

The next meeting is at Aragon in Spain on the weekend of the 26th to 28th September 2025.

Racing can be watched live at www.tntsports.co.uk




 

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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. 

The weekend of the 5th to 7th September saw the British Superbike Championship taking place at Donnington Park.  Scott Redding returned to his winning ways in the first of four British Superbike Championship races over the weekend scoring his second victory of the season for Hager PBM Ducati as Kyle Ryde extended his advantage to 28 points over Bradley Ray in the title standings.  Kyle Ryde had a tremendous weekend winning 3 of the 4 Superbike races which enabled him to extend his lead in the championship.  

The Bennetts British Superbike Championship Showdown kicks off with a return to the TT Circuit Assen in Holland on the weekend of 19th to 21st September, 2025.

Current standings in the BSB Championship are: Kyle Ryde with 354 points, Bradley Ray with 326 points and Rory Skinner with 235 points. 

Racing can be watched live on www.tntsports.co.uk