If you want to find out the latest news from the Monster Energy Motostar British Championship, Metzeler National Superstock 1000 Championship, Metzeler National Superstock 600 Championship, Triumph Triple Challenge and Eastern Airways British Sidecar Championship then read on!

Metzeler National Superstock 1000

Qualifying: David Johnson powered to the pole start aboard his Carbontek BMW, making the most of the dry, bright conditions of Friday afternoon, 0.143s ahead of Jonathan Railton on the IN MOTO Corse with former champion Steve Brogan on the Buildbase BMW third. Jason O'Halloran completes the front row for Samung Honda at the expense of Howie Mainwaring, Buildbase BMW, and Victor Cox, ILR Kawasaki, with the top half dozen separated by only 0.282s. Opening round winner Keith Farmer on the Rapid Solicitors Kawasaki was seventh fastest.

Saturday "Shoot-Out" race: Joe Burns ensured a place on Sunday's championship race grid as he beat off the challenge of Dan Kneen with Mike Booth third from Leon Morris.

Metzeler National Superstock 600 championship

Tim Hastings set the pace in Friday's dry conditions, claiming pole start on his MWR Kawasaki with his sixth flying lap that put him a third of a second faster than AP Kawasaki's Josh Wainwright. Alex Olsen riding the Haribo Starmix Triumph and Jonny Blackshaw aboard the Smiths (Gloucester) Triumph complete the front row. Jake Dixon, the winner for MotoBreakers Yamaha at Brands Hatch starts from the second row in sixth, with his hopes of improvement dashed by Saturday's rain, though he ran second fastest to Wainwright in the wet!

Monster Energy Motostar British Championship

Qualifying: Teenage hot-shots dominate the front row of the grid. Kyle Ryde aboard the Metmachex SHR Wilson Craig Aprilia improved on his first session time, in which he was second fastest, on a drying track in the afternoon to take pole. Bradley Ray had to settle for second best, 1.307s down on his SP125/FAB Honda. Luke Hedger ran third fastest on the FPW Luyten Honda with Jordan Weaving on the outside of the row, 2.835s down on the pole starter. William Dunlop starts from the second row just ahead of Philip Wakefield.

Saturday race held over from Brands Hatch: Bradley Ray enjoyed maiden race winning glory in the championship with a daring last corner move to head off the defending champion Kyle Ryde and then win the dash to the line by three quarters of a second.

"I got Kyle back on the last corner - he had come past me, and going into the corner I knew that I had just that one chance to get him. I made the move and made it stick," explained a delighted Ray, adding "It was a really hard race - we were at it all of the way."

Ryde had a gearbox problem. "It wouldn't go into neutral but Brad was setting a good pace. There was a lot of slip-streaming all of the way and it was very fast and he rode very well."

Jordan Weaving took the final podium position ahead of Luke Hedger and Joe Irving.

Triumph Triple Challenge

Qualifying: Flying Finn Valter Patronen claimed his first pole start in the series, making light of the wet conditions to beat off the challenge of first round winner Rob Guiver by 0.058s. Tom Weeden was third, again 0.058s down with Will Leaning completing Leaning fourth. Chrissy Rouse heads the second row from Phil Atkinson, James Egan and Christian Elkin.

Saturday race: Rob Guiver enjoyed his second winning ride since his switch from 125GP action as he headed off James Egan to take the victory by a little over three seconds in a race red-flagged, with the result declared after nine laps due to Valter Patronen crashing.

Patronen had led the first couple of laps before Guiver made his move and then eased into the distance with Egan coming through on the penultimate lap to take second at the expense of Atkinson with Weeden fourth from Rouse.

Eastern Airways British Sidecar Championship

Qualifying: Roger Lovelock and Rick Lawrence put themselves into a strong position to challenge for a second victory of the season as they claimed pole start. Ben Holland Lee Watson start alongside them on the front of the grid. Barry James/Callum Lawson and Andy Peach/Charlie Richardson are on the second row.

Race: Roger Lovelock and Rick Lawrence tightened their early season grip on the chase for the crown with a second victory in three starts as they took the victory by 2.427s ahead of Ben Holland/Lee Watson with Mark Edwards/Lee Barrett third.

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