O’Halloran displaced LAMI OMG Racing Yamaha’s Kyle Ryde from the top by 0.048s in the closing stages of the day, bouncing back from a crash earlier in the afternoon to claim the final advantage ahead of the May Bank Holiday second round of the Championship (April 29 – May 1).
The FHO Racing BMW Motorrad Team completed the top three at the end of the test as Peter Hickman climbed the order in the final 15 minutes of the day to elevate himself above Glenn Irwin on the BeerMonster Ducati.
Tommy Bridewell held fifth place on the second of the BeerMonster Ducatis by just 0.008s from FHO Racing BMW Motorrad Team’s Josh Brookes.
Danny Kent on the Lovell Kent Racing Honda moved ahead of ROKiT BMW Motorrad Team’s Leon Haslam to finish the test in seventh place, whilst Dean Harrison and Lee Jackson completed the top ten.
- Jason O’Halloran (McAMS Yamaha) 1m:34.287s
- Kyle Ryde (LAMI OMG Racing Yamaha) +0.048s
- Peter Hickman (FHO Racing BMW Motorrad) +0.115s
- Glenn Irwin (BeerMonster Ducati) +0.575s
- Tommy Bridewell (BeerMonster Ducati) +0.735s
- Josh Brookes (FHO Racing BMW Motorrad) +0.743s
- Danny Kent (Lovell Kent Racing Honda) +0.985s
- Leon Haslam (ROKiT BMW Motorrad Team) +1.096s
- Dean Harrison (DAO Racing Kawasaki) +1.192s
- Lee Jackson (Cheshire Mouldings Kawasaki) +1.774s
McAMS Yamaha
“It was a really good end to the test, especially as we have been really unlucky with the weather this year at the UK tests. We really needed today to get some dry testing time with the bike.
“I had a strange crash this morning where I folded the front on the gas, but luckily enough we could get out in the last session.
“I felt pretty comfortable at the end and I feel that the lap time was quite strong for the conditions. We have a really good direction now for the race weekend and we are in a good place to get that started.”
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