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Brands Hatch British Superbikes: SMT Honda reaction to 12th and 15th place finishes

Phil Dean, 13 October 2008 09:56

SMT Honda owner Robin Croft was over the moon with Jason O'Halloran's performance during the Brands Hatch British Superbike races at the weekend. After a difficult qualifying session on Saturday, Croft told MCN: "We really struggled for grip during all of practice and qualifying and with us only starting on 21st on the grid, it's fair to say I woke up on Sunday ...

Brands Hatch British Superbikes: Mechanical failure means Tom Sykes finishes fourth

Phil Dean, 13 October 2008 09:37

After a sixth place finish in race one, Rizla Suzuki rider Tom Sykes was dealt a massive blow when hi GSX-R1000 came to a stop in race two, meaning he finishes the championship in fourth place behind HM Plant's Cal Crutchlow. Get all the latest BSB news Understandably disappointed, Sykes had this to say after his last race for Rizla Suzuki: "That's ...

Brands Hatch British Superbikes: Jon Kirkham and Rob McElnea comment on surreal weekend

Phil Dean, 12 October 2008 19:58

Looking back over a hectic weekend, Karl Harris' replacement Jon Kirkham, finished ninth and 10th in his first races on the Rob Mac Racing Yamaha R1. Reviewing his British Superbike race performances, Kirkham told MCN: "I got a bad start in the first Superbike race and had a lot of work to do but managed 9th. "The second ...

Brands Hatch British Superbikes: Podiums all round for HM Plant Honda

Phil Dean, 12 October 2008 19:34

Reflecting on their final weekend for the team, HM Plant Honda riders Leon Haslam and Cal Crutchlow were satisfied with their efforts. A fourth in race one followed by a desperately unlucky second in race two, meant Haslam secured second position in the championship. Having lead the race two from the off, Haslam was disappointed to have fallen foul of ...

Brands Hatch British Superbikes: Shane Byrne does the double

Phil Dean, 12 October 2008 19:13

Airwaves Ducati's Shane Byrne completed the double in his final British Superbike weekend today. Taking the lead from Leon Haslam at McLaren on the final lap, Shakey forced his way past, leaving Haslam no option but to run wide and on to the grass, leaving him the second step on the podium. Haslam had lead since lap one, and had set the ...

Brands Hatch British Superbikes: Shane Byrne romps to win in race one

Phil Dean, 12 October 2008 16:17

Shane Byrne took the win in race one at Brands Hatch British Superbikes today. Starting from pole, Byrne was beaten by HM Plant's Cal Crutchlow into turn one, and Crutchlow lead until lap two. Heading up to Druids, Byrne dived underneath Crutchlow and didn't look back. Further back from the Crutchlow in second, Hydrex Bike Animal Honda's James ...

Brands Hatch British Superbikes: Byrne leads the way in final warm-up

Phil Dean, 12 October 2008 13:02

Airwaves Ducati rider, Shane Byrne headed the field in the final warm-up for today's British Superbike race at Brands Hatch. Setting a best time of, 46.283, Byrne was 0.142s quicker than Rizla Suzuki's Tom Sykes, who's best lap was 46.425. The HM Plant Honda fireblade's of Leon Haslam and Cal Crutchlow rounded out the first row, closely followed by ...

Brands Hatch British Superbikes: HM Plant pair reaction to front row qualifying

Phil Dean, 12 October 2008 11:37

Having qualified in second and third behind Shane Byrne, HM Plant Honda rider's Leon Haslam and Cal Crutchlow were in good spirits ahead of their final races for HM Plant. Commenting on his crash in the first qualifying session, Leon Haslam said: "The crash was my own fault, although the track wasn't in the best condition. "I high-sided the HM ...

Brands Hatch British Superbikes: Rob McElnea comments on Karl Harris absence

Phil Dean, 12 October 2008 11:31

The paddock looked on in confusion yesterday as it was announced Karl Harris would not be riding for the remainder of the weekend and Superstock rider Jon Kirkham would take his seat on the Rob Mac racing Yamaha R1. It later emerged that Harris had personal problems, and here's what team boss Rob McElnea had to say. "The whole ...

Brands Hatch British Superbikes: Shane Byrne glad to be back at the front

Phil Dean, 12 October 2008 11:26

Shane Byrne was in a relieved mood after taking his fifth pole of the year at Brands Hatch British Superbikes. Speaking to MCN, Byrne said: "It's good to be back on top, it seems like it's been a while. "I'm obviously really happy, with it being my home circuit as well as the team's. "I think people ...