Brad Ray secured his second victory of the British Superbike Championship season during the race at Oulton Park on Sunday. Demonstrating strong pace and strategy, Ray pulled away in the closing stages to cross the finish line 0.651 seconds ahead of rider Kyle Ryde.

Ryde, who started from 10th position on the grid, made a notable charge through the field, advancing to third place by lap 12. He then engaged in a close battle with Leon Haslam over the final laps, ultimately settling for second place. Despite not winning, Ryde’s effort helped him extend his lead in the championship standings.

“It was a tricky race, I tried a few things I hadn’t tried all weekend and put it all out there on the last lap,” Ray said after the race, reflecting on his performance.

The race at Oulton Park underscored the intense competition at the front of the British Superbike Championship, with several riders battling for position throughout. Ray’s win adds momentum to his campaign, while Ryde’s consistent points finish further solidifies his position as championship leader as the season progresses.