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agosto 24, 2020 - Suzuki Racing
Top-6 finish and podium pace for Suzuki’s Kyle Ryde
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Team Suzuki Press Office – August 24.
Kyle Ryde: GSX-R1000 – 10-6-10 (Superbike)
Gino Rea: GSX-R1000 – 11-12-13 (Superbike)
Tim Neave: GSX-R1000 – 5 (Superstock)
Buildbase Suzuki’s #kyleryde showed his podium pace again in this weekend’s second round of the #bennettsbritishsuperbikechampionship, qualifying on the front row and fighting for the podium at #Snetterton aboard his GSX-R1000 and coming away with a top-six finish.
Ryde qualified second quickest and was looking strong battling at the front in race one on Saturday, before an electrical issued forced him to restart the bike mid-race. Dropping to the very back of the field, he recovered to finish an impressive 10th.
In race two, he battled to sixth place and was again in the podium hunt in the final race of the weekend before his machine began to overheat, caused by being in the slipstream of the bikes around him. Pulling off the #racing line, Ryde saw the temperature dropping and got back up to speed, again fighting through to 10th.
Kyle Ryde:
“I felt like there was a trophy there today. We had good pace but just had a bit of bad luck. But I’m not upset about it; there are plenty of positives to take away. I’m still learning how to ride a Superbike properly and again we qualified on the front row and it was looking good in the first race until we had a sensor playing up. But the second race was good. I think we had the pace to go with the front four but I just got stuck behind [Christian] Iddon and he was hard to pass. I could see he looked like he was struggling a bit but he’s not easy to get by, and in the end we ended up two seconds off the win and that was the time we lost in the middle part of the race. And in the third race, again it was just a bit of bad luck and probably a bit of my inexperience. The bike got hot and water was coming out of the overflow and I thought it might have been another stone through the radiator like Donington, but I think actually it’d got a bit hot from being in the slipstream a lot. I pulled off the line, checked it out, it cooled down, so I got my head back down again. But it’s starting to come, I’m learning all the time, our pace has been good every time we’ve gone out, so hopefully we can bring a trophy home next time.”
Gino Rea enjoyed a solid debut with the Buildbase Suzuki team – standing in for the injured Keith Farmer – collecting some strong points by finishing 11th, 12th, and 13th in the weekend’s three races. He will return in Buildbase Suzuki colours at Silverstone.
Gino Rea:
“It was a good weekend, and I really enjoyed working with the team and riding the GSX-R. It was obviously another learning curve for me, going into a new team and straight into a race situation, but I think we did a good job. We didn’t deviate too much from where the bike was, as we had to make relatively small changes and calculated changes over the weekend, but we got a lot of data to work with and started to improve the bike to suit me. We made a change for the last race, just to alter the balance of the bike, and I set my best lap of the weekend. I’m looking forward to improving further at Silverstone and thank you to the team for the hard work this weekend.”
In the weekend’s only National Superstock 1000 class Tim Neave finished fifth, just over a second off the win. Unfortunately, Leon Jeacock failed to finish.
Superbike race one result: 1. Christian Iddon, 2. Josh Brookes, 3. Tommy Bridewell, 10. Kyle Ryde(Buildbase Suzuki GSX-R1000) , 11. #ginorea (Buildbase Suzuki GSX-R1000).
Superbike race two result: 1. Josh Brookes, 2. Glenn Irwin, 3. Tommy Bridewell, 6. #kyleryde (Buildbase Suzuki GSX-R1000, 12. #ginorea (Buildbase Suzuki GSX-R1000).
Superbike race three result: 1. Glenn Irwin, 2. Tommy Bridewell, 3. Christian Iddon, 10. #kyleryde (Buildbase Suzuki GSX-R1000), 13. #ginorea (Buildbase Suzuki GSX-R1000).
Superstock 1000 race result: 1. Tom Neave, 2. Chrissy Rouse, 3. Billy McConnell, 5. Tim Neave (Buildbase Suzuki GSX-R1000), DNF. Leon Jeacock (Buildbase Suzuki GSX-R1000).
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