2025 Official Oulton Park British Superbike Test Results - Day 1

Bradley Ray completed a sweep of Wednesday's three sessions at the official Oulton Park British Superbike test, topping all three sessions and ending the day 0.3 seconds clear of the field.

Closest to Ray was Leon Haslam, 0.307 seconds back, with only fellow Ducati rider Glenn Irwin able to also lap in the 1:33s.

Kyle Ryde was fourth-fastest, over half-a-second adrift of his Yamaha stablemate, Ray, while Danny Kent was almost two-tenths further back in fifth place.

Storm Stacey, Charlie Nesbitt, Josh Brookes, Lee Jackson, and Scott Swann rounded out the top-10.

Full times from session three on the opening day of the Oulton Park BSB test are below. Combined times are in the second table down.

Session 2

Bradley Ray was fastest in the second session at the official Oulton Park British Superbike test, and the only rider in the 1:33s.

Ray had been almost half-a-second clear in the opening session of the day on Wednesday morning, and his advantage in the early-afternoon was increased to over 0.7 seconds - now over Leon Haslam.

Glenn Irwin rounded out the top-three, ahead of Kyle Ryde and Josh Brookes who completed the top-five.

Charlie Nesbitt was sixth-fastest, ahead of Danny Kent, Christian Iddon, Lee Jackson, and Max Cook who rounded out the top-10.

Full results from session two on the opening day of the Oulton Park BSB test are below.

Session 1

Bradley Ray topped the opening session of the official Oulton Park British Superbike test, the penultimate day of preseason testing before the first round of 2025 at the same Cheshire venue.

Ray was the only rider in the 1:34s on Wednesday morning, ahead of Josh Brookes by 0.408 seconds in what was a session affected by overnight rain - the track drying throughout.

Danny Kent rounded out the top-three, ahead of Storm Stacey and Charlie Nesbitt who completed the top-five.

Tommy Bridewell was sixth-fastest, ahead of Leon Haslam, Scott Swann, Lee Jackson, and Glenn Irwin who rounded out the top-10.

Reigning champion Kyle Ryde was 14th-fastest.