McAMS Yamaha return to action this weekend for Round 10 of the 2026 British Superbike and British Supersport Championships, as the paddock heads to the Donington Park circuit in Leicestershire for the penultimate round of the year.
In the British Superbike Championship, Bradley Ray arrives at Donington Park in high spirits, having secured a double podium at Assen two weeks ago. The result marked another significant step forward for the #28 rider and the team, and provided a welcome boost of confidence ahead of the run-in to the season’s closing rounds.
Returning to a circuit that suits both himself and the Yamaha R1 to the ground, Ray is keen to carry that momentum into the weekend and to challenge consistently for podium finishes.
Currently 42 points adrift of Scott Redding in second place in the championship standings, the team head to Donington Park focused on applying pressure and closing that gap with strong, consistent results across all three races.
The team’s recent run of strong form has seen them secure nine podium finishes in four rounds – as a result, they carry unshakable confidence into the upcoming weekend in Leicestershire.
In the British Supersport Championship, Ben Currie and Harry Truelove are eager to make progress after a challenging weekend at Assen last time out. The pair return to Donington Park for the second time this season, and do so equipped with an established setup and a valuable bank of data gathered from their earlier visit.
That earlier visit provided one of the highlights of the team’s Yamaha R9 campaign so far, with a strong showing at the circuit headlined by a landmark first victory aboard the Yamaha R9 in Round 2 for Australian Currie, with Truelove too fighting at the sharp end of the field to bag the team a double podium finish in the weekend’s Sprint Race.
With that performance still fresh in their memory, both riders are determined to rediscover that pace and return to the front of the field.
With two further races on the schedule for the Supersport contingent, the team’s upcoming effort begins on Friday with two Free Practice sessions, providing the ideal opportunity to build on the existing data and lay the foundations for a successful weekend of racing in the National series.


