National Superstock 1000 – Oulton Park Race Two Result
National Superstock 1000 – Oulton Park Race Two Result

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Race One Steve Brogan continued his season long domination as the Superstock 1000 class took to the track for the first time since Snetterton for a blistering 15-lap showdown at Oulton Park (19 July). The Liverpudlian Honda UK Racing rider transformed his fourth pole into his fifth win, holding off the constant pressure from inform rider Jon Kirkham. The race was not without drama. Brogan looked to be creeping from the line but no jump starts were called. Kirkham briefly stole the lead on lap 2, before the Raceways Yamaha was relegated back to second by Brogan for the remainder of the race. The pair moved clear with a comfortable two second barrier to third placed Marshall Neill on the Mahon Garden Centre Suzuki. Seeley, Jackson, Coates and Hickman were on the move, soon swallowing up the Suzuki of Neill. Seeley made a brilliant pass to jump two places into third on lap 7 demoting Neill and Jackson in the process. As the race reached the final period, the battle for podium slots evolved into two four-wheel dices between Brogan and Kirkham for the win, and Seeley and Neill for third. Hickman and Coates succumbed to the pace, dropping off the leading pack but with places secure inside of the top ten. Drama unfolded on the final corner. Brogan held Kirkham for the win, but Seeley and Neill came together at Lodge, both crashing out of the points leaving Lee Jackson to bring his NCT Racing Yamaha home for sixteen valuable points in a distant third. Race Two Jon Kirkham finally dismissed the ‘bridesmaid’ moniker as he raced to an emphatic debut Superstock victory in the final race of an action-packed weekend at Oulton Park (20 July). Kirkham and Brogan launched into battle as the lights went out, clashing fairings as they jostled for holeshot position into Old Hall, with Kirkham edging the nose of his Raceways Yamaha in front. From here on in, the Derby based rider looked odds-on favourite to add to his Henderson Yamaha R1 Cup victory from earlier in the afternoon. As Kirkham stretched his lead by over a second with each successive lap, a monumental scrap for the final podium slot unfolded behind. Lee Jackson moved Howie Mainwaring aside for third, and held the position until lap 10 when a rejuvenated Adrian Coates won out on the brakes into Lodge. Kirkham eventually took the chequered flag for the first time in his Superstock career with 7.5s to spare to Championship leader Steve Brogan. Adrian Coates rounded out the podium with his second visit of the season. Round 8 takes place at Knockhill in Scotland over the weekend of 8-10 August. National Superstock 1000 – Oulton Park Race Two Result Pos – Rider – Bike – Team – Time 1 - Jon Kirkham - Yamaha - Raceways Yamaha - 25:08.568 2 - Steve Brogan - Honda - Honda UK Racing - 25:16.138 3 - Adrian Coates - Yamaha - Dyer Crossgills Racing - 25:20.879 4 - Lee Jackson - Yamaha - NCT Racing - 25:20.974 5 - Howie Mainwaring - Suzuki - Lenzkes Clamping Tools GB Ltd - 25:22.599 6 - Alastair Seeley - Yamaha - Team Rea Estates Racing - 25:23.906 7 - Ben Wilson - Yamaha - Ben-Wilson-Racing.com - 25:25.084 8 - Peter Hickman - Yamaha - Ultimate Racing - 25:25.113 9 - Victor Cox - Yamaha - VC Motorsport / STP Motorsport - 25:25.488 10 - Cameron Donald - Suzuki - Relentless Suzuki by TAS - 25:30.027 11 - Conor Cummins - Yamaha - Vanfit Yamaha - 25:30.258 12 - Kenny Gilbertson - Kawasaki - Astro Racing Kawasaki - 25:30.403 13 - Sam Warren - Yamaha - GR / Ssangyong Racing - 25:41.011 14 - Dan Stewart - Yamaha -Wilcock Consulting - 25:41.118 15 - Kieran Clarke - Honda - Hydrex Bike Animal Honda - 25:46.454 16 - Peter Ward - Yamaha - SCG Performance - 25:47.123 17 - Kieran Blair - Suzuki - Unique Racing - 25:48.399 18 - Craig Mclelland - Kawasaki - Shirlaw / Window Store - 26:01.959 19 - Christian Elkin - Kawasaki - Motorcycle Centre Stockport - 26:02.070 20 - Craig Beggs - Yamaha - www.CraigBeggsRacing.com - 26:02.458 21 - Stu Wilson - Yamaha - Wilhall Yamaha - 26:12.218 22 - Michael O'Brien - Yamaha - Motomob - 26:12.718 23 - Jonathan Howarth - Suzuki - Jonathan Howarth Racing - 26:17.008 24 - Phil Bevan - Yamaha - Co-ordit Racing - 26:20.433 25 - Drew Dorling - Yamaha - Freestyle Xtreme - 26:21.057 26 - James Hurrell - Yamaha - Enanjay Racing - 26:21.384 27 - Bryan Campbell - Suzuki - BCR - 26:24.452 28 - Alan Moreton - Yamaha - Alamo Racing Ltd - 26:32.576 29 - Steve Heneghan - Yamaha - Quattro Racing - 26:47.162 30 - Michael Elliott - Yamaha - M Elliott Racing - 25:31.905 Not Classified DNF - Rhys Boyd - Yamaha - Rockforge Racing - 21:00.373 DNF - Martin Buckles - Kawasaki - JX Kawasaki - 17:21.053 DNF - Steve Mercer - Kawasaki - MSS Discovery Kawasaki - 17:27.421 DNF - Graham English - Yamaha - Tiva Engineering - 18:03.335 DNF - Colin Young - Suzuki - T2 Racing - 16:59.530 DNF - James Rose - Suzuki - Moto-Breakers - 10:42.610 DNF - Gavin Hunt - Suzuki - Martin Bullock Race Team - 7:30.986 DNF - Daniel Hegarty - Yamaha - SPR Racing - 5:41.168 Championship Points 1 - Steve Brogan - 165 2 - John Kirkham - 125 3 - Marshall Neill - 75 4 - Alistair Seeley - 74 5 - Adrian Coates - 67 6 - Lee Jackson - 64 7 - Peter Hickman - 57 8 - Victor Cox - 50 9 - Ben Wilson - 43 10 - Conor Cummins - 42
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