Almost two weeks after the news of OMG Racing’s collapse was made public, the 💛team which won the 2024 BSB title with Kyle Ryde was announced to be back on the 2025 grid.

This was largely thanks to a new partnership with Nitroಞus Competitions who will now be the title sponsor o🅘f what is a one-bike team fielding only Ryde this year.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:British Superbike Championship Series Director Stuart Higgs explained that the resurrection of OMG 🐷Racing had been a “shock solution” to BSB’s sudden problem of its 2024 champion being ride-less for their title defence season.

“I got the news literally landing after [the Grand Prix of the Americas]; I thought it was an April Fools but I soon found out it wa🔜sn’t,” Higgs told TNT Sports, speaking at last weekend’s Qatar Grand Prix.

“𒁃With the shock news, s💜ometimes you get shock solutions,” he continued.

“A company came to OMG Racing and they’ve been able to reconstruct the team, it’s going to be a one-ride🧸r team: OMG Nitrous Competitions Yamaha, they’re going to be running Kyle Ryd🔜e with his familiar crew around him.”

Higgs added that Joe Talbot, last year’s National Superstock runner-up who was signed to OMG for 2024 before Bradley Ray (who will race a Raceways Yamaha this year, it has also been revealed)🔯 was announced later in the year, looks set to be joining the British Supersport grid on a Honda CBR600RR.

BSB testing got underway ꦓon 6–7 April in 💜Navarra, and will continue this weekend on 18–19 April at Donington Park, where Ryde will ride for the first time on the Yamaha R1 as BSB Champion.

The season is set to get underway on 4–6 May at Oulton Park, where there will als𒁃o be a test a-week-and-a-half before on 23–24 April.