July 7, 2025

KNOCKHILL, OVER AND OUT!

First time in the seat for Scott Redding

Scott Redding returned to Hager PBM Ducati colours this weekend for the fourth round of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship at Knockhill in Scotland. Despite it being his first opportunity to get some laps in on the Ducati Panigale V4R, he delivered a seriously impressive performance against the backdrop of some incredibly tricky conditions!


Importantly, this weekend was all about the track time for the World Superbike Championship regular, as he learned more about the BSB-spec machine after each lap, and even managed to finish the weekend in the points. Awesome shift Scott!  


Race 1 result - 30 laps

  1. Bradley Ray, Raceways Yamaha
  2. Kyle Ryde, OMG Nitrous Competitions Racing Yamaha
  3. Rory Skinner, Cheshire Mouldings Ducati
  4. Scott Redding, Hager PBM Ducati
  5. Tommy Bridewell, Honda Racing UK


Race 2 result - 20 laps 

  1. Bradley Ray, Raceways Yamaha
  2. Rory Skinner, Cheshire Mouldings Ducati
  3. Tommy Bridewell, Honda Racing UK
  4. Danny Kent, McAMS Racing Yamaha
  5. Storm Stacey, Bathams AJN Racing BMW

  19.  Scott Redding, Hager PBM Ducati 


Race 3 result - 30 laps 

  1. Rory Skinner, Cheshire Mouldings Ducati
  2. Bradley Ray, Raceways Yamaha
  3. Fraser Rogers, TAG Honda
  4. Christian Iddon, AJN Steelstock Kawasaki
  5. Storm Stacey, Bathams AJN Racing BMW

   9.   Scott Redding, Hager PBM Ducati


Championship standings after 4 rounds

  1. Bradley Ray, Raceways Yamaha 192
  2. Kyle Ryde, OMG Nitrous Competitions Racing Yamaha 140
  3. Rory Skinner, Cheshire Mouldings Ducati 122
  4. Leon Haslam, Moto Rapido Ducati Racing 122
  5. Tommy Bridewell, Honda Racing UK 101

  17.   Scott Redding, Hager PBM Ducati  19

 

GUESS WHO'S BACK... BACK AGAIN!

By pbmracing • July 1, 2025
Scott Redding returns to PBM Ducati colours

GLENN IRWIN TO UNDERGO SURGERY

By pbmracing • June 24, 2025
It wasn't the weekend we wanted, but we’re now focused on recovery. The third round of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship came to an early end for the Hager PBM Ducati team following Glenn Irwin's crash at Turn Nine during Saturday’s Free Practice 3. Unfortunately, Glenn sustained fractures to his pelvis and hip socket in the incident and was unable to take part in the remainder of the weekend. After lengthy discussions with his medical team earlier this week, Glenn is now scheduled to undergo surgery on his sacrum (pelvic region) this Thursday morning. We understand the serious nature of this injury and our heartfelt thoughts and best wishes are with Glenn and his family during this difficult time. Following the procedure, we’ll be focusing on his recovery with an intensive rehabilitation plan. Until that gets underway, it’s not possible to predict a timeline for his recovery and his return to the Hager PBM Ducati team and the British Superbike Championship. The understanding from the sponsors, series organisers and all our fans at this difficult time is most appreciated, and the team is working hard on finding a suitable stand-in rider with the aim of being back on track at Knockhill. Every message, every cheer – it’s all helping more than you know. We’ll be back stronger.
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