168澳洲幸运5官ꦛ方开奖结果历史:Full BSB race two res🉐ults from Assen

Leon Haslam hasܫ moved to within touching distance of the 2018 Bennetts British Superbike title thanks to a double victory at Assen coupled with Jake Dixon’s retirement from race two.

In a frantic sꦍtart to the race and an opening-lap s♌afety car, Haslam found himself down in fifth place with main title rival Dixon ahead in second place tucked in behind Peter Hickman.

But disaster struck for the RAF Regular & Reserves Kawasaki rider on lap 10 when his ZX-🌟10RR suffered a terminal technical issue which forced him out of the race. It provided Haslam timely momentum to climb up the order moving up to second place at the end of lap 13 diving up the inside of Hickman.

Haslam set his sights on leader Josh Brookes, who passed Hickman at mid-race distance, with four laps to go a⛎nd reeled in the 2015 BSB champion’s one-second lead with lap record pace. At the start of lap 16, Haslam dived up the inside of Brookes into 🃏Turn 1 to take the lead before skating clear to cap a dominant double.

The JG Speedfit Kawasaki rider now leads the BSB championship by 61 points, with a maximum of 75 points available at the triple🔥-header Brands Hatch finale, meaning he needs just 14 points to seal a maiden 𒆙title before returning to the World Superbike championship in 2019.

With Brookes having to settle for second place, it means he mathematically can’t fight for the BSB title in the final round despite moving up to third place in theꦅ riders’ championship in Assen.

Hickman completed the podium for Smiths Racing BMW comfortably ahead ♉of Glenn Irwin 🐼in fourth place for Be Wiser Ducati, who was involved in the nasty first-lap incident which triggered the safety car.

Coming out of the final chicane a multiple-rider clash resultﷺed in Dan Linfoot being accidently hit by Irwin’s Ducati while Tommy Bridewell clattered into Linfoot’s stricken Honda. Linfoot was taken to hospital wi🐼th suspected pelvis injuries sustained in the crash.

Following a safety car restart, Tarran Mackenzie crashed while exiting the final chicane, high-siding on a cold 💫tyre, and was lucky to avoid the oncoming riders sliding across the Assen circuitﷺ.

With Mackenzie out Richard Cooper used his lightning start to secuꦕre fifth place for Buildbase Suzuki ahead of Be Wiser Ducati’s Andrew Irwin.

Bဣradley R🍌ay recovered from a frustrating Assen opener to take seventh place for Buildbase Suzuki just in front of Anvil Hire Yamaha’s James Ellison.

Danny Buchan claimed ninth for FS-3 Racing Kawasaki ahead of Christian Iddon (Tyco BMW) with Jason O’Halloran recovering to 11^th for Honda having been pushed ꧃off track in the openin𝔍g lap incident.

Dean Harrison impressed in the difficult race to take 12^th place 🍷ahead of Sylvain Barrier, Fraser Rogers and Luke Mossey who ro🥃unded out the points places.