Raceways Yamaha and Bradley Ray extended their Championship lead at Snetterton after winning all three races.

Bradley Ray was able to claim his second hat-trick of the 2025 British Superbike season as he claimed all three wins at Snetterton.

The Raceways Yamaha rider won all three races in dominant style and upped his win count from four to seven across the third round of the season.

"No definitely not," Ray admitted when asked if he expected to be in this position after Round Three.

"On this weekend, it has been really good. The last race was harder than the races before, for sure.

"Kyle kept me honest. Once I got the gap, he started to bring the gap down mid-race, but I was able to find something and respond and open the gap up.

"I was able to relax a bit on the last lap to bring it home, but fair play to Kyle, he found something in Race Three. We all put a big shift in today in that last race.

"It is just unbelievable, the Raceways team have done a fantastic job from not having a team two weeks into the season. Steve and Yamaha UK have been able to bring all this together, and it is just running super well.

"We are all making steps every weekend, getting to know each other better, it has been super strong, and it is nice to reward them with wins."

The fourth round of the season will take place at Knockhill, a circuit Ray has not been to since he won the 2022 British Superbike Championship.

But he may take part in a test ahead of the next round to readjust to a small circuit like Knockhill.

"I haven't been there for a few years," he said.

"We may have a test there next week, just to get back up to speed at Knockhill. It will be interesting, it will be different, the nature of the track is a lot different to Snetterton.

"The racing will be a lot closer, the times will be a lot closer, so I am expecting a fight. I think Rory on the Ducati will be good around there.

"We just have to keep working, keep doing what we are doing, this part of the season, it is important to keep finishing races and getting points on the board."