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Retirement ruled out - "recovery now starts ready for 2025"
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Glenn Irwin refers to his grudge with Tommy Bridewell
DAO Racing and Danny Buchan offer update on 2025
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Honda-backed Dan Cooper Motorsport to enter British Supersport
Up to eight Honda CBR600RRs could be on the British Supersport grid with Honda UK support in 2025.
Despite winning his first BSB race, 2024 was a season ultimately dominated by injury for Rory Skinner.
Josh Brookes and FHO Racing to part ways
Honda boss talks “grit and determination” of Tommy Bridewell
FHO rider reflects on Brands finale amid form bounce
“Next year I just need to eliminate those small mistakes…”
Leon Haslam not guaranteed to stay in British Superbike Championship
“I rode a Honda winning 5 races. That’s 2 more than your hero"
“Everyone wrote me off before I even rode the bike…”
“Ever since Brands, really, if I’ve not been on the podium I’ve been fourth, fifth, or sixth…”
Question marks over 2025 bike for Davey Todd
"It always sits deep within me. I believe things go round in circles."
Tommy Bridewell came out second best but gave everything and had nothing but praise for Kyle Ryde as he takes over as BSB champion for 2024.
Kyle Ryde became the 2024 British Superbike Champion with a hard earned winner takes all battle to the line with title rival Tommy Bridewell as the season came to a close in the most exciting way possible at Brands Hatch.
Ryan Vickers is off to pastures new with a WSBK ride lined up for 2025, signing off from British Superbikes with another podium and the best view of the title battle as it unfolded.
Kyle Ryde has won the 2024 British Superbike Championship.
Danny Kent looked unstoppable once in front in the opening round of the Showdown finale at Brands Hatch, claiming a long awaited first British Superbikes win at the end of the season.
Ryan Vickers started from pole but could not match his clean sweep from the first visit to Brands Hatch this season, taking second in the first race of the final showdown round.
Tommy Bridewell gave himself a chance to retain the British Superbikes title by cutting the lead to Kyle Ryde to one point in a tricky, wet opening race in the Brand Hatch Showdown finale.
“I’m not going to get involved in the championship or anything like that, but if I can help him I will.”