Scott Redding topped the timesheets on Friday afternoon in the Pre-Qualifying session at Brands Hatch.

The British Superbike Pre-Qualifying session was topped by the Hager PBM Ducati rider, Scott Redding, on Friday afternoon at Brands Hatch as he held a 0.094-second advantage.

In second place was the 2022 British Superbike Champion, Bradley Ray. The Raceways Yamaha rider held an advantage over his Championship rivals in the final session of the opening day.

The top Honda on Friday afternoon was the MasterMac Honda of Charlie Nesbitt. After claiming pole position at Oulton Park, Nesbitt will be on the hunt for another pole this weekend.

AJN Steelstock Kawasaki ended the opening day at Brands Hatch inside the top five, with Christian Iddon and Max Cook both securing Q2 places with fourth and fifth places in Pre-Qualifying.

The British Superbike Championship leader and reigning Champion, Kyle Ryde, ended the day outside of the top five but secured a Q2 spot with a sixth-place finish in Pre-Qualifying. He was closely followed by his Nitrous Competitions Racing teammate, Glenn Irwin, who was in seventh.

The 2022 British Superbike Champion, Tommy Bridewell, will participate in Q2 on Saturday after finishing Friday in eighth place for the Honda Racing UK squad.

Leon Haslam ended the opening day of the final round of the season in ninth place, and the 2018 British Superbike Champion secured a Q2 spot for Saturday.

Completing the top ten was the McAMS Yamaha rider, Danny Kent, in the final Pre-Qualifying session for the McAMS Racing team.

DAO Racing Honda rider, Lee Jackson, secured himself a Q2 spot with an 11th-place finish in Friday's Pre-Qualifying session.

The final Q2 spot went to the Cheshire Mouldings Ducati rider, Rory Skinner, who is back in action after missing Oulton Park due to a concussion.

BSB Brands Hatch, Pre-Qualifying Results |