🔜Gino Rea strikes again in the wet to claim a second British Superbike win of the we🉐ekend, while championship leader Tarran Mackenzie retires with a mechanical problem.

With conditions taking a turn for the worst shortly before race three was scheduled to begin, a len💞gthy delay followed.

After 40﷽ minutes went by, the final race🐠 of the weekend finally got underway with Tarran Mackenzie keeping the lead into turn one. 

The same greaᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚt start that Mackenzie enjoyed couldn’t be said of second placed Danny Buchan, as the BMW rider dropped to 15th.&nb✤sp;

Race winner in similar wet conditions yesterday, Gino Rea, led at the end of lap oneℱ before drama in the champio🐭nship battle ensued. 

Series leader Mackenzie slowed on the exit of tওhe Foggy Esses after hi🐼s McAMS Yamaha seemed to cut out. 

Just asꦓ he did in the opening race of the 🎉weekend, Josh Brookes crashed between turns five and six. 

Buchan then retired with what seemed like yet another mechanical or el🍨ectronica🌠l issue. 

Out front, Rea continued to lead from Christian Iddon and Lee Jaღckson who had over nine seconds advantage over Tom🏅my Bridewell.

Rea and Iddon then began to pull clear of Jackson who momentarily got caught up be👍hind lapped traffic. 

While Iddon tried and at times did close the gap to Rea, a move for the lead never materialised as the Buildbase Suzuki man hel𓆉d on for his second race of the season.