P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Scott Redding had the tough job of leading the British Superbike riders into the rain, ahead at the red flag to win the first race in Assen.
Scott Redding secured his third win upon returning to British Superbikes in challenging weather conditions at Assen, taking the lead prior to the red flag. Despite starting second, Redding showcased impressive performance, breaking the lap record initially set by Bradley Ray. He dominated the race with limited wet track experience, managing to maintain a significant lead. As competitors like Christian Iddon and Leon Haslam closed in, visibility became a major issue for Redding, who struggled with the deteriorating conditions. Despite the challenging race, Redding and his team opted not to make significant changes to the bike setup, ultimately celebrating their 150th win. Redding expressed satisfaction with their performance and praised race direction for their handling of the challenging conditions.
