BSB Oulton Park Race 1 Results | O’Halloran spill gifts win to Mackenzie

Tarran Mackenzie slashes the 2021 BSB Championship lead down to just five points after winning at Oulton Park after Jason O'Halloran crashes from lead

Tarran Mackenzie - McAMS Yamaha
Tarran Mackenzie - McAMS Yamaha

Jason O’Halloran has seen his once healthy British Superbike Championship (BSB) lead almost wiped out by Tarran Mackenzie after the Australian crashed while leading race one at Oulton Park.

Dominant force O’Halloran had looked to start the nine-race shootout for the title in good stead after hitting the front, only to crash out soon afterwards, with McAMS Yamaha team-mate taking full advantage.

An 11-time race winner this season, O’Halloran had ended the first phase of the championship with a three-figure lead, but this was whittled down to just 30 points from Mackenzie with points equalised and podium credits tacked on.

This is now down to just five points after Mackenzie made the most of the rare error from his fellow R1 rider, O’Halloran slipping off at Knickerbrook on Lap 12.

From here, Mackenzie found himself in a dual with a resurgent Josh Brookes, who having just sneaked into the Title Showdown reckoning, made the most of his renewed opportunity to lead for much of the race from pole positon. However, Mackenzie saved his best until last with a pass at Hizzy’s on the last lap.

Christian Iddon gave his title hopes a boost too with a run to third on the second VisionTrack Ducati, holding off Lee Jackson and another title contender Peter Hickman. 

Tommy Bridewell soared up the order to finish sixth from 15th on the grid, ahead of Danny Buchan, the Synetiq BMW rider impressing with his own charge after getting caught up in a lap one fall for Ryan Vickers. Glenn Irwin, Bradley Ray and Storm Stacey rounded out the top ten.

2021 British Superbike Championship (BSB) Race 1 RESULTS | Oulton Park

2021 British Superbike Championship (BSB) Race 1 RESULTS | Oulton Park | Round 9 / 11 (1 / 3 TS)
PosRiderNat.BSB TeamMotorcycleTiming
1Tarran MackenzieGBRMcAMS YamahaYamaha YZF-R114 Laps
2Josh BrookesAUSVisionTrack DucatiDucati Panigale V4 R+0.087
3Christian IddonGBRVisionTrack DucatiDucati Panigale V4 R+0.372
4Lee JacksonGBRFS-3 RacingKawasaki ZX-10RR+0.396
5Peter HickmanGBRFHO Racing BMWBMW M 1000 RR+5.925
6Tommy BridewellGBROxford Racing DucatiDucati Panigale V4 R+7.181
7Danny BuchanGBRSynetiq BMW MotorradBMW M 1000 RR+11.476
8Glenn IrwinGBRHonda RacingHonda CBR1000RR-R+12.087
9Bradley RayGBRRICH Energy OMG RacingBMW M 1000 RR+15.058
10Storm StaceyGBRTeam LKQ Euro PartsKawasaki ZX-10RR+17.796
11Rory SkinnerGBRFS-3 RacingKawasaki ZX-10RR+17.810
12Dan LinfootGBRTAG Racing HondaHonda CBR1000RR-R+28.990
13Kyle RydeGBRRICH Energy OMG RacingBMW M 1000 RR+28.991
14Dean HarrisonGBRSilicone EngineeringKawasaki ZX-10RR+29.360
15Bjorn EstmentSWEPowerslide Catfoss RacingSuzuki GSX-R1000R+32.997
16Josh OwensGBRRapid CDH RacingKawasaki ZX-10RR+40.010
17Andrew IrwinGBRSynetiq BMW MotorradBMW M1000 RR+41.201
18Ryo MizunoJPNHonda RacingHonda CBR1000RR-R+41.643
19Michael DunlopGBRBuildbase Hawk SuzukiSuzuki GSX-R1000R+44.001
20Takumi TakahashiJPNHonda RacingHonda CBR1000RR-R+52.521
DNFJason O'HalloranAUSMcAMS YamahaYamaha YZF-R1 
DNFJoe Sheldon-ShawGBRiForce Lloyd & Jones BMWBMW M 1000 RR 
DNFBrian McCormackIRLRoadhouse Macau by FHOBMW M 1000 RR 
DNFGino ReaGBRBuildbase Hawk SuzukiSuzuki GSX-R1000R 
DNFRyan VickersGBRRAF Regular & ReserveKawasaki ZX-10RR

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