P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Kyle Ryde moved ahead in the championship standings by two points after a strong Cadwell Park round finished with a race win.
The British Superbikes round at Cadwell Park brought a shift in the championship lead as Bradley Ray’s advantage was reduced to twelve points following a fall in the Sprint race and a twelfth place finish in race three after starting down the grid in seventh position. Kyle Ryde claimed only his second win of the season by leading the pack in race three.
The Bank Holiday weekend in Lincolnshire presented challenging weather conditions with heat, wind, and sunshine, making the riding strenuous as noted by the reigning champion during the event.
Despite encountering difficulty in maintaining his lead and almost crashing multiple times in the final laps, Ryde managed to secure the victory and honored his team for their hard work throughout the weekend.
With consistent performance throughout the races, Ryde not only took the lead in the 2925 championship standings but also secured the ‘King of the Mountain’ trophy for accumulating the most points at Cadwell Park.
Reflecting on his performance, Ryde expressed a newfound appreciation for the track, stating that despite previously disliking it, he now enjoys racing at Cadwell Park.
