The final race of the British Superbikes vi🧜sit to Snetterton was dry and not split, delivering some superb racing, with Glenn Irwin pushed to the limit out front to hold on and double up on Sun🧔day.

Irwin started from pole but it had been Chris💞tian Iddon who got the holeshot and lead the early laps. The Ducati rider was comfortabl🎐e sat in behind, deciding to make his move at turn four on lap seven, cleanly taking the lead.

Th PBM man had company all the way to the line. Old rival Tom🦋my Bridewell had in mind hဣow quickly Irwin had built a lead over just five laps in the shortened sprint and was quick to get ahead and give chase.

The #2 was struggling to keep his bike in a straight line as the rain dripped again, with a thrilling finale to he race as Irwin ran wide at turn two on the last lap, but his own error stopped Bridewell being able to capitalise and allowed Irwi🔴n to lead over the li🍰ne by just 0.125s

The reigning champion gave everything behind, p༺iling on the pressure but in the end had to settle for second, with not even a fastest lap on the last lap enough to make the difference.

• 2024 British Superbikes: Snetter�🐽�ton - Race Results (1)
• 2024 British Superbikes: Snetter💧ton - Race Results (2)

Afterಞ his bright start, Iddon made sure not to slip back into the clutches of the battling bikes behind, and was close to the lead duo at the line, taking third or Oxford Products Ducati, finishing an identical podium to race two.

Behind it was warring Yamahas.Often side by side there were consꦍtant changes between OMG Grilla’s Kyle Ryde and McAMS rider Danꦅny Kent. The #52 came out on top, by just two tenths.

Andrew Irwin was in close company, finishing sixth on the second Honda UK bike. There was clear air before Josh Brookes arrived at the flag in seventh as the best of the BMW riders for FHO Racing, all the more💛 impressive a comeback a𒈔fter the Australian ran wide and went grass tracking midway trough the race.

Local rider Ryan Vickers arrived at the chequered flag o🅠n🔜 the second OMG Yamaha in eighth while being chased down by Jason O’Halloran, the top Kawasaki in ninth.

Charlie Nesbitt brought confusion on the timing screens as his transponder was not working, in reality he was ha𝓡ving a solid race in tenth on track for MasterMac Honda.

His teammate Lee Jackson was next to finish in eleventh, but just under six seconds later. The #14 was fighting for position ౠwith his old teammate Max Cook, who placed twelfth for Completely Motorbikes Kawasaki.

The remaining points went to Franco Bourne in 13th for Rapid Honda, Pet𒅌er Hickman on the second FHO entry in 14th and Race one winner Storm Stacey in 15th for LKQ Euro Car Parts Kawasaki.

Lewis Rollo was once again the top Path🐼way bike 🌸on the Aprilia, this time in 20th.

Official British Superbike Snetterton Records:

Lap record: Tarran Mackenzie (Yamaha, 2022) 1m 47.079s

Snetterton in 2023:

Round 4
Qualifying: 
1: Jason O’Halloran
2: Glenn Irwin
3: Tito Rabat

Race 1 (Sprint):
1: Tommy Bridewell
2: Josh Brookes
3: Jason O’Halloran

Race 2:
1: Tommy Bridewell
2: Josh Brookes
3: Leon Haslam

Race 3:
1: Tommy Bridewell
2: Glenn Irwin
3: Leon Haslam

Crashes, injuries and replacements

There were no falls in the race but two r⛄iders did retire to the pits - Leon Haslam and Alex Olsen.

There was no Louis Valleley after his bike caught fire a🍒fter he f▨ell in race two.

Billy McConnell and Rory Skinner were absent following𝓡 thei🅘r falls on Saturday.

Championship Standings

After 14 races Glenn Irwin le🦹aves the Snetterton 300 as championship leader, with 177 points and a small four point lead over Bridewell.

Christian Iddon is next closest after his podium run ensured he stayed third overa🦄ll, on 156 points.

K🌞yle Ryde is fourth on 147, with Kent as close in the table as they were on track, also with 147 points in fifth.

Jason O’Hallora♈n is the only other rider to pass the 100 mark in sixth, with 1𒊎08.