Lee Jackson was back on the podium with another third pl♛ace at his local circuit, Cadwell Park, to close out the Bank Holiday BSB action.

The MasterMac Honda rider had already secured second in race one and a third in ඣthe sprint, but found not starting f🔜rom pole, as he did in the shorter race, took the pressure off:

“So race three, obviously starting from fourth on the grid was a litt🌸le bit less pressure but I knew it was going toꦉ be tricky, I knew that the rest of the second row would be pressuring to get closer to the front.

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I knew I had to get a good start but the start I got was pretty good and managed to🉐 set into𓃲 the rhythm and then Glenn passed me into the chicane on the first lap, which wasn’t ideal, that wasn’t anywhere near in the plan, because I knew he had been struggling mid-race, so had to kind of get back past Glenn”.

The race saw his main opponent become his teammate Charlie Nesbitt, but it was his short early b🅘attle to get back past Glenn Irwin in the lead group which ate up his tyres:

“Mid-race distance Tommy come through at that point as well, so made it tricky, but we chipped away and caught my team-mate with probably seven or eight to go and passed him to get myself into third, but 🍌just managed to use a litt𓄧le bit too much rear tyre unfortunately chasing Glenn down at the start and that just stopped me just catching up to the guys in front”.

The #14 took time to credit the incredible🌌 pace set by the two riders ahead of him on track as he added a t💦hird podium after a barren spell - his last visit to the rostrum before this weekend coming at the Showdown round at Oulton Park last season:

“The pace was unreal set today by Kyle and Tommy so third place was the best I can do. Shame I d꧋idn’t quite get a little two steps closer this morning in the sprint rཧace, but, yeah, after a tough weekend it’s great to be back on the podium.”