After Bradley Ray crashed out of the lead, Scott Redding claimed his first win after returning to British Superbikes.

For the first time since the 2019 Donington Park British Superbike Round, Scott Redding returned to the top step of a British Superbike podium as he took advantage of a Bradley Ray crash to claim his first win at Brands Hatch.

Kyle Ryde was able to keep Redding honest at the front of the field, but the OMG Nitrous Competitions Racing rider was not able to beat the Ducati Panigale V4 R.

For the first time this season, Danny Kent was back on a British Superbike podium as the McAMS Yamaha rider crossed the line in third place on his Yamaha R1.

The AJN Steelstock Kawasaki riders of Christian Iddon and Max Cook ended Race Two at Brands Hatch in fourth and fifth place.

Just outside of the top five was the Cheshire Mouldings Ducati rider of Rory Skinner, who crossed the line in sixth place.

The top Honda rider in the second British Superbike race of the weekend was Andrew Irwin from the Honda Racing UK squad in seventh place.

Leon Haslam had a better start to his Sunday after a difficult Saturday as he crossed the line in eighth place on the Moto Rapido Ducati Racing machine.

Completing the top ten were the DAO Racing Honda riders with Lee Jackson in ninth place and Josh Brookes in tenth place.

BSB Brands Hatch, Full Race Two Results |