The Oxford Products Racing Ducati team made the long trip north this weekend to the second round of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship at Knockhill Circuit where Tommy Bridwell had a promising weekend with an eighth, fifth and seventh.

Although a superbike may look like a regular machine you could ride out of a dealership, it really is anything but. Carl Stevens recently caught up the team at Moto Rapido who run the Oxford Products Racing Ducati, to find out for just what it takes to build and race one of these weapons…

The opening round of the Bennetts British Superbike Championship took place this weekend at Oulton Park for the Oxford Products Ducati team and Tommy Bridewell. It was a good start to the season for Tommy and the team with pole position and two third places.

Bennetts British Superbike teams aren’t permitted to go testing in exotic places or even Spain this season in order to save some wedge. So an increasing number of riders are getting themselves training bikes in order to stay track sharp over the big winter break.

Tommy Bridewell will return to Oxford Products Racing Ducati for the 2021 British Superbike Championship season, signing a deal to remain with the Ducati dealership team for a third full campaign.

The Moto Rapido Racing team has announced a continuation of their title sponsorship with Oxford Products for a further two seasons ahead of next year’s British Superbike Championship, with 2021 marking their third consecutive season in their extended partnership.