Kyle Ryde goes to the D🦄onington BSB round six points adrift of Tommy B🥀ridewell in the riders’ standings with two rounds remaining.

After two wins at Oulton Park two weeks ago, the OMG Yamaha rider — who recently re-signed for the 2025 BSB season — is set on keeping his championship momentum going ahead of the season finale 🍌at Brands Hatch in two weeks’ t𓂃ime.

“I’m coming into Donington Park with a lotꩲ of confidence after recent rounds,” Ryde said. “Both Cadwell and Oulton Park were really strong rounds for myself and the team, and I want to carry that momentum f🌄orward.

“I love Donington Park, it’s my local track and꧙ I can’t wait to ride my R1 therౠe again.

“We had a day on track straight after Oulton Park and l♒earnt a few things that we can put into action this weekend, but rain or shine I’ll be ready to keep fighting for this championship.”

For Ryde’s teammat⛦e, Ryan Vickers (who was recently announced as a Motocorsa Ducati rider for the 2025 World Superbike Championship), the Donington weekend is one of split responsibilities: those regarding his own results, but also those he has with respect to the team, and its championship possibilities with Ryde.

“Donington Park is on༺e of my favourite circuits on the calendar and both me and the Yamaha R1 go well there,” said Vickers.

“I’m looking forward to continui♓ng the speed we’ve had and get some good results this weeken🌳d.

“Of course, we’re aware of what’s at stake this year as a team, so if I’m in a position to help Kyle [Ryde] ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚat all then thatꦜ’s what we’ll do.”