168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Full BSBಞ race one results from ಌAssen

Leon Haslam has extended his Bennetts British Superbike championship lead to 36 points after ꧅sprintingꦇ clear from title rival Jake Dixon in second place in the Assen opener.

The JG Speedfit Kawasaki rider spent th๊e majority of the race stalking leader Tarran Mackenzie, using the softer rear Pirelli tyre with his McAMS Yamaha, as the championship leader conserved his harder option rear tyre.

After scrapping with Ma♐ckenzie at the start of lap 16, Haslam got the move done at the famous final chicane by diving up the i𒀰nside of the BSB rookie to take the lead at the start of the penultimate lap.

Dixon, also using the harder rear tyre, produced a near-identical move on Mackenzie at the final chicane one lap later to begin his final lap hunt of Haslam. But with half a second to make up over the final lap Haslam remꦐained out of reach for the RAF Regular & Reserves Kawasaki rider who had to settle for s🥃econd place.

The re🥂sult sees Haslam open up his𒉰 BSB championship lead by five points and maintain his near-perfect record at Assen in the national series having taken four wins out of five races.

W🍬ith Mackenzie having to settle for third place, he did keep clear of a late attack from Peter Hickman with the Smiths Racing BMW rider having been in touch with the podium trio throughout the race before a mistake on the penultimate lap which dropped him into fourth place.

Fellow BBS Showdown fighter Glenn Irwin finished in fifth place for ℱBe Wiser Ducati keeping clear of Tommy Bridewell on the Moto Rapido Ducati a🐎nd Honda’s Jason O’Halloran.

Despite a late race fade, Christian Iddon battl꧒ed strongly through the pain from an injury collarbone to take eighth place for Tyco BMW comfortably in front of 2015 BSB champion Josh Brookes who continued to struggle for McAMS Yamaha in ninth.

James Ellison returned to the top ten for Anvil Hire Yamaha𓆏 ahead of Michael Laverty (Tyco B༒MW) who lead home a train of riders.

Richard Cooper narrowly missed out at the finish line in 12^th place for Buildbase Suzuki as Danny Buchan (FS-3 Racing Kawasaki), Luke Mossey (JG Speedfit Kawasaki) and Dan Linfoot (Honda Racing) rounded out the poi🍨nts places.

BSB Showdown contender Bradley Ray endured a nightmare opening Assen race down in 17^th place behind the second B🔯e Wiser Ducati rider Andrew Irwin.