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The BMW Motorrad Motorsport racers had a successful weekend in the British Superbike Championship (BSB). In the Superbike class, Richard Cooper (GB) stepped onto the podium again, while his fellow BMW riders secured a sensational result in the Superstock class, claiming the first ever top-five lockout for the BMW S 1000 RR in the series.

The RR was also victorious in the SuperBike Series Brasil (BRSBK), with Danilo Lewis (BR) celebrating his second win of the season in a dominant manner. In the 2016 BMW Motorrad Race Trophy, Vincent Lonbois (BE / IRRC) continues to lead, followed by Raffaele De Rosa (IT / STK 1000) and SĂ©bastien Le Grelle (BE / IRRC) (see full standings below).

British Superbike Championship in Brands Hatch, Great Britain 

The short Indy Circuit at Brands Hatch (GB) hosted the third round of the 2016 British Superbike Championship (BSB). The weekend saw another podium finish for the BMW S 1000 RR in the closely fought Superbike class (BSB SBK): Richard Cooper finished second on the podium in race two on Sunday on his Buildbase BMW S 1000 RR.

In race one, he just narrowly missed the podium, crossing the line in fourth only 0.3 seconds behind the top-three. Michel Laverty (GB / Tyco BMW) was sixth in race one, but had to retire in the second heat due to a technical problem. His team-mate Christian Iddon (GB) ended the thrilling races in 11th and seventh respectively.

Lee Jackson (GB) also collected points in both races on the other Buildbase BMW RR, finishing in 15th and 12th respectively. Alastair Seeley (GB / Royal Airforce Regular & Reserve) claimed a top-15 finish in race two with 14th.

In the Superstock class (BSB STK) race, the BMW Motorrad Motorsport racers achieved the next milestone for the RR in the series, claiming a sensational top-five lockout. Taylor MacKenzie (GB / Buildbase BMW Motorrad) led from start to finish and celebrated his second win of the season, extending his overall championship lead.

In the 2016 BMW Motorrad Race Trophy, MacKenzie improved from 15th to fourth. Second and third places went to the Tyco BMW pairing of Ian Hutchinson (GB) and Joshua Elliott (GB). Michael Rutter (GB / Bathams / SMT) was fourth and Alex Olsen (GB) completed the top five on team Power Projects Racing RR.

In total, nine BMW racers finished the race in the points: Hudson Kennaugh (ZA / Trikomoto Bahnstormer BMW) was ninth, Rob Mc Nealy (GB / McNealy Brown Ltd.) was 11th, Leon Jeacock (GB / Geo E Davis Racing) crossed the line in 13th and Billy Mellor (GB / Mellor Racing) came home in 15th.

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SuperBike Series Brasil in Sao Paulo, Brazil

BMW Motorrad Motorsport racer Danilo Lewis (BR) is the dominant rider in the SuperBike Series Brasil (BRSBK). At the second round of the season, held in Sao Paulo (BR) last weekend, Lewis celebrated his second win of the season. He crossed the line on his TecFil Racing Team BMW S 1000 RR with an advantage of nearly ten seconds.

In doing so, he also extended his lead in the championship. Sebastiano Zerbo (BR / BMW Motorrad Alex Barros Racing) finished fourth, while Diego Petrel (BR / Spiga Racing) and Alex Borges (BR / PRT – Pitico Racing Team) also collected points in ninth and 13th respectively.

2016 BMW Motorrad Race Trophy – Current Standings

Pos. Name (Nat.) Series / Class Points
1 Vincent Lonbois (BE) IRRC 161.36
2 Raffaele De Rosa (IT) STK1000 125.25
3 SĂ©bastien Le Grelle (BE) IRRC 117.09
4 Taylor MacKenzie (GB) BSB STK 116.00
5 Didier Grams IRRC 109.00
6 Benjamin Colliaux (FR) FR EU 101.54
7 Stefan Kerschbaumer (AT) EWC STK 100.95
7 Dominik Vincon (DE) EWC STK 100.95
9 Jordi Torres (ES) WorldSBK 100.40
10 Danilo Lewis (BR) BRSBK 92.22
11 Mathieu Gines (FR) IDM SBK 90.95
12 Lance Isaacs (ZA) RSA SBK 89.43
13 Lukáš Pešek (CZ) AARR SBK 89.33
14 Ian Hutchinson (GB) BSB STK 83.82
15 Daryn Upton (ZA) RSA SBK 83.71
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