With track conditio♎ns yielding considerably less grip than on Saturday due to cold air temperatures, McAMS Yamaha rider Jason O’Halloran remained untroubled on combined times despite not setting a lap. 

One of the first riders out on-track was former champion Leon Haslam, who makes his return to the BSB paddock for the first time since 2018, the same year he wo♎n his one and only title thus far. 

With more than half the session complete and just nine riders ci꧟rculating the Snetterton circuit, ▨a track that’s one of the longest on the calendar, it was the Visiontrack Kawasaki rider who enjoyed considerable time at the top. 

A time of 1:49.010s was set by Haslam which is 2ജ.5 seconds off O’Halloran’s quickest time from day-one. 

Joining Haslam in the low 1m 49s was new Buildbase𓄧 Suz✃uki rider Christian Iddon, before the former Ducati man went quickest by less than a tenth. 

Another rider eager for track time despite the conditions was reigning champion Tarran Mackenౠzie, as the World𝓰SBK hopeful is returning to on-bike action for the first time since suffering a broken leg during an accident at Cartagena in January. 

While he didn’t take to the track in session one of the final day - fourth official session of the weekend - the big news has been the return💃 of Tom Sykes aboard Ducati machinery.

Not one to waste time getting up to speed, Sykes was one of five riders to go underneaꦅth the existing lap record on Saturday, a record previously set by Shane ‘Shakey’ Bryne in 2017, again on a Ducati Panigale V4 R. 

A total of ten riders ﷽took to the track with only eight completing flying laps, however, that should drastically change d♔uring S2 and 3.