Rory Skinner continued his dominant form in the Quattro Group British Supersport class with a fourth consecutive win. Lee Johnston grabbed the holeshot on the opening lap, leading Harry Truelove over the line but it was Skinner who moved up to second as they entered turn one on the second lap. Wasting no time in getting to the front, Skinner had taken the lead just a few corners later and immediately set about pulling a small gap over the rest of the pack.
With Skinner maintaining the pace at the front, Gearlink Kawasaki’s Ben Currie was up to third by lap three, with Truelove and Korie McGreevy in close contention. With a spots of rain reported around the circuit, the leading five riders were bunched together, with Johnston in close contention with Skinner.
Maintaining positions throughout the middle of the race, Bradley Perie was charging through the pack, moving up to fourth on lap 11 before taking third just a few corners later. Disaster would strike Currie moments later when he crashed out unhurt at the final corner.
Keeping his cool, Skinner was able to hold on for his fourth win of the season with Perie securing his career best result in second with Johnston completing the podium in third. Mason Law was the leading GP2 machine in ninth ahead of Charlie Nesbitt and Jack Scott.
Quattro Group British Supersport Championship, Snetterton, Feature Race
- Rory Skinner (Tysers Yamaha)
- Bradley Perie (Diamond H Racing Yamaha) +2.285s
- Lee Johnston (Ashcourt Racing Yamaha) +5.813s
- Korie McGreevy (Century Racing Yamaha) +9.271s
- James Westmoreland (Gearlink Kawasaki) +14.181s
- Brad Jones (Tysers Yamaha) +14.329s
Quattro Group British Supersport Championship Standings
- Rory Skinner (Tysers Yamaha) 100
- James Westmoreland (Gearlink Kawasaki) 64
- Bradley Perie (Diamond H Racing Yamaha) 63
- Brad Jones (Tysers Yamaha) 41
- Lee Johnston (Ashcourt Racing Yamaha) 39
- Korie McGreevy (Century Racing Yamaha) 32