168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Full BSB race tw🍷o results f♛rom Brands Hatch

Reigning Bennetts British Superbike champion Leon Haslam has started his c💙rowning day with victory in the wet race two at Brands Hatch – his first vic𒉰tory on the Grand Prix track for JG Speedfit Kawasaki.

Having clinched the 2018 B🐬SB title in Saturday’s race one, Haslam completed his final target for the year by winning at Brands Hatch GP after seeing a top step triumph at the iconic track allude him with the Kawasaki squad.

In a hectic wet race with only 14 finishers, Haslam was involved in a race-long battle with multiple riders for the lead but managed to stage a breakaway with t𒆙wo laps remaining to gap both Tommy B🅠ridewell and Jason O’Halloran.

Bridewell fended off the Australian rider for his first podium since Oulton Park for Mꦓoto Rapido Ducati while O’Hal﷽loran’s third place capped his first rostrum since May at the Brands Hatch Indy round for Honda.

Richard Cooper claimed fourth place fo𝓰r Buildbase Suzuki following a number of fallers ahead of him including Jake Dixon (RAF Regular & Reserve Kawasaki), Andrew Irwin (Be Wiser Ducati) and James Ellison (Anvil Hire Yamaha) as riders struggled in the wet and slippery conditions.

Christian Iddon, who b🌠attled in the front-running pack for the majority of the race, faded late on struggling with his collarbone injury but held on for fifth place on the Tyco BMW.

Peter Hickman grabbed sixth place for 𓆉Smiths Racin♓g BMW comfortably ahead of Glenn Irwin on the Be Wiser Ducati and Buildbase Suzuki’s Bradley Ray.

McAMS Yamaha’s Josh Brookes had to settle for ninth following a late-race fade as Josh Elliott impressed for OMG Racing Suzuki in 10^th.

Luke Mossey held on for 11^th place for JG Speedfit Kawasaki as Mason Law (Team WD-40 Kawasaki), Shaun Winfield (Anvil Hire Yamaha) and Aaron Zanotti (Team 64 Kawasaki) rounded oꦛut the finishers.