Bradley Ray and Jo༺e Talbot tested their OMG Racing machines on Monday in Spain.

Ray is returning to the British Superbike Championship in 2025💞, and gave his bike a shakedown 💯in Almeria.

Talbot, the team’s rookie signing, was🌺 also on track.

Ray was getting the hang of the BSB specification Yamaha R1, while Talbot was on the Superbike for the first time. He was lasಌt year’s Superstock runner-up.

Ray said: “𓆏It’s great to be back. I haven’t been to🥃 Almeria for quite a few years now so it was nice to get back out and ride before Christmas then we will be ready for when we get out again in the new year.

“It was 🐷important to get some laps in on the BSB spec bike for me, start working with my꧅ crew again and just spin some laps.

“I🧸 am not changing too much with the bike; I just 🔜want to get comfortable and enjoy these few days.

“I am feeling good on the bike already to be honest, it’s nice to be back and I ꦇam happ🔯y.

“The team are working super well and then we✨ will look for a few small changes and maybe for a direc🉐tion, but I am super happy right now.”

Talbot said: “It was a day that dreams were made of; I really enjoyed the bike ꦬand used the time to get used to the track again and also for the first time riding the Yamaha Superbike.

“It was a mega day and I can’t w♏ait to continue learning.”

Kyle Ryde was also testing in Almeria, on his training Yamaha R1 and R6 machines. He will ride a Superbꩲike later this week.