The 2022 British Superbike champion Bradley Ray will return to the series in 🅷2025 and reunite with the OMG Racing Yamaha team.

Ray won nine race🐲s and 14 other podiums in 2022 on his way to that year’s title with the OMG squad aboard Yamaha machinery, having joined the team the year 💝before.

The Briton then moved to the World Superbike Championship in 2023 with the Mot♏oxracing Yamaha squad, 🏅where he achieved a best result of sixth at Imola.

The 🦩2024 campaign has been much tougher for Ray, who has so far scored just 11 points wi♈th a best finish of 11th at Cremona.

“I’m really pleased and excited to be returning to the OMG Racing U🌼K team and to the Bennetts British Superbike Championship in 2025, the same team I won the title with on the Yamaha back in 2022,” he said.

“I have ♏lots of happy memories t𒐪here and I’m more than ready to make some more next season.

“The time in WorldS🔜BK has been great, a very hard and very steep learning curve as the level there is so high.

“I’m returning to the BSB series with very high motivation, I know what I want from my career, I know how much hard work I’ve put in and how much I’ve developed since 2022 and I want to put that hard work, dedication a൩nd knowledge to the best possible use for both mine and the team’s advantage.

“I’⛦m now hoping to end this year on a high in both Portugal and Jerez before signing off for now from WSB and then getting straight down to work with Alan [Gardner], Paul [Curran] and the team over the winter and start the title attack in 2025 for title number two!

“I wish the whole team the very best of luck 🍨this coming weekend for the BSB title decider and finally I’d like to say a big thanks to Yamaha Europe, Yamaha UK, Sandro Carusi and the whole Yamaha Moto X team for the past two world championship seasons.”

Ray will form part of a three-rider line-up at OMG next season alongside Kyle Ryde and Joe Talbot, who will be ma꧂king his debut in th✱e series.

Ryde currently leads the standings heading into the final round of the season this weekend, four points clear of Ho🌜nda🌄’s Tommy Bridewell.