By using this site, you agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
Accept
Sports DailySports Daily
Notification Show More
  • Home
  • Football
  • Baseball
  • Basketball
    • WNBA
  • Tennis
  • Racing
  • Golf
  • Racing
Reading: Tommy Bridewell Admits Honda Lags Behind Rivals in BSB Race Pace
Share
Sports DailySports Daily
Search
  • Home
  • Football
  • Baseball
  • Basketball
    • WNBA
  • Tennis
  • Racing
  • Golf
  • Racing
Follow US
Sports Daily > Racing > Tommy Bridewell Admits Honda Lags Behind Rivals in BSB Race Pace
Tommy Bridewell: Honda "still far from the pace of competitors" BSB
Racing

Tommy Bridewell Admits Honda Lags Behind Rivals in BSB Race Pace

July 8, 2025 3 Min Read
Share
SHARE

Tommy Bridewell believes that Honda remains “too far” behind its competitors in terms of speed for the 2025 British Superbike (BSB) season. At Knockhill, the trend continued with Raceway Yamaha’s Bradley Ray winning two out of three races, while the only Ducati rider, Rolly Skinner, who won Race 3 on Sunday, was able to outperform him. Bridewell secured his third podium finish in just two rounds at Knockhill’s Wet Race 2 on Sunday, after also finishing on the podium for both races at Snetterton two weeks earlier. Despite his strong results, the 2024 runner-up and 2023 BSB champion acknowledges that Honda still lags behind Yamaha and Ducati in terms of pace.

Bridewell commented, “It was great for the team to earn another podium in the sprint race. It was a tough challenge, and I’m pleased with how I rode. However, we are still not at the pace of Yamaha and Ducati, but we remain optimistic.”

For Bridewell’s Honda Racing UK teammate Andrew Irwin, Knockhill was a positive weekend marked by aggressive riding, resulting in two top-10 finishes after a tough time at Snetterton. “This was the weekend I needed,” he said. “I’m not here to race at the lower end of the top 10. Coming back from a challenging Snetterton round, this feels like progress.”

Irwin added, “We need to keep working steadily and calmly, continuing to improve and prepare for Brand Hatch. This weekend was a step forward from Snetterton, but more work lies ahead. I know how to reach the podium and win in BSB. Patience and teamwork will be key as I push harder on the track.”

See also  Jack Miller Grows Increasingly at Ease Amid Ongoing 8-Hour Suzuka Test

Fan Take: This update is critical for racing fans as it highlights the ongoing battle for supremacy in BSB, with Honda striving to close the gap on Yamaha and Ducati. The determination shown by riders like Bridewell and Irwin promises an exciting and competitive season ahead, potentially leading to breakthrough moments for Honda that could shake up the sport.

You Might Also Like

Ferrari’s Enhanced Floor Design Draws Attention from F1 Competitors at Austrian GP

Verstappen “just collapsed” midway after a car performance

Cody Ware Crash Spotlights Need for NASCAR Procedure Overhaul—Where’s the Focus?

George Russell: Mercedes Faces Weather Challenges Following a Difficult Friday at the F1 UK Grand Prix

Max Verstappen’s Upcoming Choice May Impact Mercedes Following Christian Horner’s Revelation

TAGGED:admitsBridewellBSBFormulaHondaLagsPaceraceRacingrivalsTommy
Share This Article
Facebook Twitter Copy Link
Leave a comment Leave a comment

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Popular News

Chelsea team
Football

Fluminense vs Chelsea Live Stream – A guide to the next club world cup match for the Blues

Derrick Lewis Drops Hilarious Truths on Why UFC Might Skip Booking Him for White House Fight Cards
Toyota Seeks Redemption After Tight Le Mans Loss: “We’re Determined to Get It Right”
Martin Brundle Talks: George Russell Feeling “Nervous” Amid Max Verstappen Speculation
2025 LIV Golf Dallas Odds, Prediction, Free Betting Pick: Sergio Garcia Top Long Shot
AI predicts Tottenham’s 2025/26 lineup

About US

Your trusted source for up-to-the-minute sports news, in-depth analysis, and expert coverage across the globe’s most exciting sports.

Facebook Twitter Youtube

Categories

  • Baseball
  • Basketball
  • Football
  • Golf
  • Racing
  • Tennis

Legal Pages

  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Service

Subscribe US

US Open’s Arthur Ashe Stadium has won a $800 million overhaul
Wimbledon Semi-Final Preview: Can Anishimoba be the most confused by Sabalenka?
Courtney Williams Finds New Heights with Lindsay Warren’s Game-Changing Support
© 2025 All Rights reserved | Powered by Sports Daily
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Lost your password?