P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Bradley Ray secured his seventh consecutive win and eight in just nine races after fighting back in the opening race of the British Superbikes Knockhill weekend.
After taking his historic double triple in Snetterton, Bradley Ray had high expectations for his performance in Scotland, although the start to his Knockhill British Superbikes weekend proved challenging. Despite crashing for the first time this season, Ray managed to secure pole position after moving directly to Q2 during practice.
On race day, Ray lost his lead to Kyle Ryde but strategically held onto third position, closely monitoring the front runners. Recognizing a podium finish as a possibility, Ray executed a successful pass on Ryde and Rory Skinner to claim the lead and maintain a strong pace.
The #28 rider maintained his focus and rhythm, ultimately creating a substantial lead with a series of fastest laps, displaying exceptional control on the challenging track. Reflecting on his performance, Ray acknowledged the competition’s potential improvements for the upcoming races but expressed his enjoyment of the racing battles and passing maneuvers.
Looking ahead to Sunday’s races, Ray anticipated tougher competition from his rivals but remained confident in his capabilities and the team’s support, aiming to continue his success and secure victories for Raceways Yamaha.
