The sixth round of the 2026 British Superbike Championship commences at Oulton Park this weekend, with supported outfit McAMS Yamaha aiming to construct a highlight weekend at a circuit which has previously yielded fruit.
After a challenging outing at Brands Hatch last time out, Yamaha R1 rider Brad Ray is targeting an impactful comeback at one of his strongest circuits on the calendar.
Hopeful to make a return to fighting at the front, Ray enters the weekend with his sights set on hitting the ground running – carrying momentum from his set of three podium finishes at the venue at the start of the season.
The team’s Yamaha R9 effort in the British Supersport Championship, spearheaded by Ben Currie and Harry Truelove, also continues this weekend, with the pair maintaining high expectations ahead of their return to a happy hunting ground.
At the 2026 season opener, title hopeful Currie took the R9 to a double podium finish in its maiden competitive outing – introducing the model to the national stage in memorable fashion.
With a competitive and confident set-up already found, the duo aim to attack the weekend in full force and mount a two-sided attack on the front – resemblant of their effort at Brands Hatch two weeks ago.
After achieving his sixth podium finish of the year in the opening race of the weekend last time out, Currie flew the flag high amongst a tight leading group, with Truelove also in the mix and staring down a possible podium finish.
While falling just short of a double podium finish in the second race of the weekend, the pair added intense pressure to the leading group until the end.
With another two races in the pipeline this weekend, the pair are aiming to go one step further and deliver top three finishes across the board.


