The Nitrous Competitions Racing Team enjoyed another highly successful weekend at Knockhill, leaving Scotland with three podium finishes, two race victories, and an increased championship lead for Kyle Ryde.
Despite challenging conditions and limited track time during Friday’s sessions, the team worked efficiently throughout the weekend to maximise performance from both machines. Strategic decisions made early in the event paid dividends as track conditions improved, allowing both riders to demonstrate the progress that has been made with the bike setup in recent rounds.
Championship leader Kyle Ryde once again showcased his consistency and pace, securing two race victories and an additional third-place finish across the weekend’s three races. The strong results enabled Ryde to further extend his advantage at the top of the championship standings, maintaining valuable momentum as the season approaches its halfway stage.
The weekend demonstrated the continued progression of the Nitrous Competitions Racing Team, with both sides of the garage making significant steps forward in performance and consistency. The team’s ability to adapt to changing conditions and deliver competitive results throughout the weekend underlined the strength of the package currently being developed.
Leaving Knockhill with three podiums, two victories, and a historic double podium finish, the team can reflect positively on another productive weekend of racing. Attention now turns to Round 4 at Snetterton, where the objective remains clear: continue fighting for race wins, strengthen both riders’ championship positions, and challenge for further podium success.
With confidence high and momentum firmly on their side, the Nitrous Competitions Racing Team heads to Snetterton determined to build on the strong foundations established at Knockhill.
Kyle Ryde: “Knockhill was a very successful weekend for us. Securing two race wins and a third-place finish made it another consistent weekend for me.
We missed a lot of track time on Friday, but it was a decision we felt would be more beneficial in the long term, with the weather forecast looking better later in the weekend. Despite the limited track time, the bike felt strong, and I’ve extended my championship lead. Now it’s time for a nice rest before I’m back in action in two weeks’ time”
The Nitrous Competitions Racing Team enjoyed another highly successful weekend at Knockhill, leaving Scotland with three podium finishes, two race victories, and an increased championship lead for Kyle Ryde. Despite challenging conditions and limited track