BSB 2020 Rider line-up so far
Following the conclusion of the 2019 Bennetts British Superbike championship, all eyes will switch to preparations for the 2020 season as the grid continues to take shape.
With champion Scott Redding heading to the World Superbike championship joining the factory Aruba.it Racing Ducati squad, Christian Iddon has taken up his spot at the reigning champions’ Paul Bird Motorsport Ducati alongside Josh Brookes who stays for 2020.
Following the conclusion of the 2019 Bennetts British Superbike championship, all eyes will switch to preparations for the 2020 season as the grid continues to take shape.
With champion Scott Redding heading to the World Superbike championship joining the factory Aruba.it Racing Ducati squad, Christian Iddon has taken up his spot at the reigning champions’ Paul Bird Motorsport Ducati alongside Josh Brookes who stays for 2020.
A number of teams have already announced 2020 BSB rider line-ups including Oxford Racing Ducati, FS-3 Racing Kawasaki, McAMS Yamaha, Smiths Racing BMW, Santander Salt TAG Yamaha, PR Racing BMW, Honda Racing, Tyco BMW, Bike Devil Ducati and Buildbase Suzuki, while OMG Racing BMW recently confirmed Hector Barbera would partner Luke Mossey.
FS-3 Racing Kawasaki has gained official factory team status starting from next year, while both Yamaha teams will debut the new YZF-R1 which is set to be released this winter. OMG Racing will also have a busy off-season after switching manufacturers from Suzuki to BMW.
After pre-season testing the 2020 BSB championship gets underway at Silverstone, using the National circuit layout, on 10-12 April to kick-off a 12-round campaign finishing with the familiar three-round Showdown taking place at Assen, Donington Park and Brands Hatch for the iconic three-race finale.
2020 BSB grid so far:
VisionTrack PBM Ducati:
Josh Brookes
Christian Iddon
Oxford Racing Ducati:
Tommy Bridewell
Massingberd Mundy FS-3 Kawasaki:
Danny Buchan
Lee Jackson
McAMS Yamaha:
Tarran Mackenzie
Jason O’Halloran
Smiths Racing BMW:
Peter Hickman
Alex Olsen
Honda Racing:
Glenn Irwin
Andrew Irwin
Tyco BMW:
Taylor Mackenzie
Bradley Ray
Buildbase Suzuki:
Keith Farmer
Kyle Ryde
Bike Devil Ducati:
Gino Rea
Santander Salt TAG Yamaha:
Dan Linfoot
Jack Kennedy
Rich Energy OMG Racing BMW:
Luke Mossey
Hector Barbera
RAF Regular & Reserves Kawasaki:
Ryan Vickers
CDH Racing Kawasaki:
Josh Owens
Lloyd & Jones PR Racing BMW:
Joe Francis
Silicone Engineering Kawasaki:
Dean Harrison
NP Motorcycles:
Bjorn Estment
Team 64 Motorsports Kawasaki:
Graeme Irwin
GR Motosport Kawasaki:
Storm Stacey
Truelove Brothers Racing Yamaha:
Matt Truelove
