Quattro Group British Supersport and British GP2 Championship
Championship leader Jack Kennedy led the way as he stormed to the fastest lap of the day in FP1 to beat Rhys Irwin by 1.402sec.
The Mar-Train Racing rider’s morning lap of 1min 53.219s sealed the deal as rain fell ahead of the second session, and he was one of a number of riders who opted not to go out for FP2.
Irwin – who was fastest in the second session – ended the day second overall, just ahead of Bradley Perie with Lee Johnston fourth.
Jack Scott finished the day in fifth position and was once again top GP2 rider. Harvey Claridge was second quickest of the GP2 runners in 16th place, just two spots ahead of third fastest GP2 man, Harry Rowlings.
Honda British Talent Cup
Johnny Garness powered to the top of the combined timesheets with a best lap of 1min 11.002sec clocked on a drying track in FP2 after the points leader – who could clinch the title this weekend – sat out of the first session.
Ollie Walker ended day one second and 1.452sec adrift of Garness with Rhys Stephenson a further half second back in third. Fourth was Harrison Dessoy with Evan Belford fifth.
Pirelli National Superstock Championship with MotoNovo
Davey Todd took charge as the track dried out for FP2, setting the quickest time of the day with a 1min 50.333sec lap to beat FP1 leader Charlie Nesbitt by 0.149sec.
Dan Linfoot was third quickest as he makes his first appearance for the Optimum Bikes Racing team this weekend, just ahead of Billy McConnell as Alex Olsen rounded out the top five.
Pirelli National Junior Superstock Championship with MotoNovo
Points leader Max Cook once again set the pace with a best lap of 1min 58.878sec in the dry, first practice enough to hold off Asher Durham by 0.463sec as the weather deteriorated for FP2.
Edmund Best won the battle for third, ahead of Zak Fuller who ended up fourth with Kam Dixon rounding out the top five.
HEL Performance Junior Supersport with Motocourse
Christian Smith will start the opening race from pole after beating off Kieran Kent with a best lap of 2min 11.701sec.
Kent ended the day second and just 0.244sec behind, while Jack Roach will round out the front row. Charlie Atkins heads row two in fourth position, just ahead of Joe Ellis.
Ducati Performance TriOptions Cup
Tom Tunstall led the way in the series’ only practice session today, beating former champion Phil Atkinson by 0.599sec with a best lap of 2 min 01.900secs.
Third quickest was Connor Rossi Thompson, a further 1.405sec behind, as Bob Collins ended the day fourth with Craig Kennelly fifth.