Scott Redding wants to prove his doubters wrong at the Bennetts British Superbike championship deci🐓der as he looks t🐓o seal the riders’ title at Brands Hatch.

The Be Wiser Ducati rider goes into the triple-header finale with a 28-point lead over teammate Josh Brookes meaning he only has to finish on the rostrum in each race to seal the BSB title regardless of what both Redding or Oxfo🏅rd Racing Ducati’s Tommy Bridewell can produce.

But with Brookes sealing a dominant double victory at the Brands Hatch summer round earlier this season, while Redding made a poor tyre call in mixed conditions in Race 1 befꦛore having to settle for third place in Race 2, many have predicted the title♑ fight will go down to the wire across the three races this weekend.

Reflecting on his season up🧸 to this weekend, Redding feels he’s been able꧒ to gather momentum coming into the Showdown adapting from MotoGP to BSB and doesn’t expect that trend to stop at the final round - having taken four wins out of four races in the top-six title fight so far.

“This ♒year has been really good; I have enjoyed the championship and the racing has been great and now we have just got Brands Hatch to try and finish the jo൩b,” Redding said. “I feel like I have been the strongest rider in the Showdown so far but I have been building all season for this.

“The results at Brands Hatch earlier in the year doesn’t show how strong we really were there and the pace that we had; I took a gamble on the tyre choice in race one and then had a podium in race two and we had ♓pole position. I think some people think that it might not be the best track for me and I might 𓆉not be as strong there, but when people doubt me I want it even more.”

Redding accepts he comes into the BSB finale as favourite given his healthy points gap but doesn’t want🐬 to lean on that advantage at Brands Hatch aga🔯inst Brookes and Bridewell.

“I am definitely in a prime position; I didn’t start the season s🐼aying what I could do and I have just been working hard and building up so that we were strong for the Showdown,” he said. “I am getting stronger and more confident. I wanted to build throughout the year and now it’s 🌄the time.

“I am really calm now and with how I am and what we can do at Br🐎ands Hatch. I get even more motivation from the energy and the big support that I get from the fans and I think 🌄there is going to be a big atmosphere next weekend.”

This weekend will also mark Redding’s last round in BSB as he prepares to move to the World Superbike championship ꦆin 2020 with t♑he Aruba.it Racing Ducati squad.