Rapid Solicitors Kawasaki rider Shane 'Sha🌌key' Byrne admitted he was feeling 'much better' after the triple MCE British Sꦓuperbike champion took a win in race two at Brands Hatch after crashing out of the first.

Byrne went down at Hawthorn as he challenged eventual winner Josh B𓆉rookes for the lead in the opener, but the 36-year-old made amends with🍌 a typically commanding success in the second to earn his 49th BSB victory.

His Rapid Soli🥀citors Kawasaki team had to rebuild his ZX-10R after the bike sustained ?15,000 worth of damage in the incident, but Byrne deliver🐻ed the goods in style.

"I feel much better now than what I did after the first💜 race, that's for sure," said✃ Byrne.

"I had a plan for the first race and it was all coming🐻 to fruition but no sooner had I got the lead from Josh Brookes than I was dow𓄧n.

"The team worked real🃏ly hard in between races to get the bike ready and to bounce back with a win✨ is brilliant.

"I made a good start and realised the importance of the win so 𒊎a big 🐈thanks to the team, that victory's for them."

Byrne now leads the championship by 21 points from Samsung Honda's Alex Lowes, with Josꦐh Brookes a further poin﷽t behind in third.