Kyle Ryde ♔🙈and Bradley Ray have unveiled their new 2025 BSB bikes.

Both riders were briefly out of a ride 🤪when OMG Racing shockingly collapsed, but their British Superbike Championship campaigns have been salvaged.

They are both on track at Donington Park for a two-day BSB pre-season test, having missed the opening t📖esting opportunity at Navarra with their futures i💫n the balance.

OMG Racing were subjec🌜t of a "rescue plan" by Nitrous Competitions and retur📖n in a "restructured format" with BSB champion Ryde on their Yamaha R1.

Separately, Raceways Yamaha, backed by Yamaha UK, are a new team set up for this season’s British Superbike Champi💃onship.

They have res♐cued Ray whose year briefly seemed scuppered by the coll📖apse of OMG Racing.

Raceways Yamaha has been set up by Steve Rodgers, who ran McAMS Yamaha. Through Tarran MacKenzie they won the 2021 BSღB title.

McAMS Yamaha once came close to signing Ray - but 🏅he has n💎ow joined forces with Rodgers in a different guise.

The new team allows Ray to remain ridin🅰g a Yama🍸ha R1 in BSB this year.

He is the 2022 BSB cꦦhampion, when he was also on a Yamaha, and will be backed to run at the front this ꦛyear.

Ray’s first outing with Raceways Yamaha is the official BSB two-day𝔉 test at D🔥onington Park on Friday and Saturday.