Kyle Ryde and Bradley Ray have unvei🔯led their new 2025 BSB bikes.

Both riders were briefly out of a ride when OMG Racing shockingly collapsed, but their British Superbike Championship 🍬campaigns have been salv💎aged.

They are both on track at Donington Park for a t♏wo-day BSB pre-season test, having missed the opening testing opportunity at Navarra with their futures in the balance.

OMG Racing were subject of a "rescue plan" by Nitr༺ous Competitions and return in a "restructured format" with BSB champion Ryde on their Yamaha R1.

Separa🦩tely, Raceways Yamaha, backed by Yamaha UK, are a new team set up for this season’s British Superbike Championship.

They have rescued Ray🃏 whose year briefly seemed scuppered by the collapse of OMG Racing.

Raceways Yamaha has been set up by Steve Rodgers, who r🏅an McAMS Yamaha. Through Tar𓆉ran MacKenzie they won the 2021 BSB title.

McAMS Yamaha once came close to signing Ray - but𓃲 heಞ has now joined forces with Rodgers in a different guise.

The new team allows Ray to remain riding a Yamahꦚa R1 in BSB this year.

He is the 2022 BSB champion, when he was also on a Yamaha, and will🍸 be backed to run at the front this year.

Ray’s first outing with Raceways Yamaha is the officia🅺l BSB two-day test at Donington Park on Friday and Satu🐷rday.