Penultimate round of Ulster Superbike Championship at Bishopscourt abandoned due to oil spill and wet weather

The track contamination was exacerbated by the rain, with the organisers opting to call the event off after spending time attempting to clean the circuit.

Only two races were held at the Enniskillen Club’s meeting, with Tobermore’s Adam McLean winning the Supertwin event on the J McC Roofing Racing Kawasaki by 4.4s from championship leader Korie McGreevy (McAdoo Kawasaki). Christian Elkin completed the rostrum in third on his RB Engineering Kawasaki.

Barry Davidson won the Classic race on the MBR Honda 500.

In qualifying, Ballymena’s Jason Lynn claimed pole on the J McC Roofing Racing Kawasaki by just over a tenth of a second from Derek Sheils (Roadhouse Macau BMW), with Johnny Campbell (Magic Bullet Yamaha) and Ballynahinch man McGreevy (McAdoo Kawasaki) the top four.

Ballymena’s Lynn was crowned Ulster Superbike champion at the previous round at Kirkistown for the first time.

Lynn also secured pole in the Supersport class on the J McC Roofing Racing Yamaha R6 by 0.665s from McGreevy, with McLean three tenths further adrift in third.

Three-time champion Lynn leads the Supersport standings by 30 points from McGreevy ahead of the final round at the Sunflower Trophy meeting at Bishopscourt from October 20-21, which brings the curtain down on the Irish motorcycling season.