Tommy Brid𒅌ewell’s wildcard round in the World Superbike Champio𓆏nship did not go to plan.

Days after missing out on retaining his British Superbike Champion🐻ship at the hands of Kyle Ryde, Bridewell was back in action in Jerez🍷 on the world stage.

His run-out on the Honda CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP was predominantly to learn a different electronics package 🍰to his BSB bike, and to distribute the data to the manufacturer’s other riders.

B💜ridewell finished 20th in the Superpole race but crashed out early in Race 1 and Race 2.

“It’s been a bit of a frus𒉰trating weekend for sure, but I’ve kept my head down and just kept working with the team to get through our program,” he admitted.

“I’m happy with the progress🎐 that we made over the weekend but in trut🐲h I’m disappointed with the weekend and not finishing all three races.

“But look, we’ve learnt so🌠me new things as a team and improved the package a little bit more.

“The hard work♔ isn’t over yet as we’ve got another couple of days testing this week.”

Bridewell is back on the Firꦍeblade🐬 in Jerez for the two-day WSBK test on Tuesday and Wednesday, the first look towards the 2025 season.