Three top 10s for Kyle Jenkins at Snetterton
Kyle Jenkins, from Ruskington near Sleaford, rode to three top 10 finishes in the season opener of the No Limits Super Series Sport Trophy at Snetterton last weekend.
After clinching the title in the No Limits Club 600 championship Jenkins has made the step up to the Super Series Sport Trophy series where he would be racing against some very experienced competitors.
He has also attracted a new sponsor and will be racing under the banner of RJS Superbike this year.
Jenkins said: “I have to give a huge thank you to Rob Simpson at RJS Superbike for his support and look forward to an amazing 2026 together.”
Qualifying went well and Jenkins lined up on the third row for the start of the first race on Saturday.
As the eight lap affair got underway Jenkins powered the Yamaha R6 up into eighth place before moving past Kieran Sembiante for seventh.
But the rider just ahead had a problem with his bike which covered Jenkins’ Yamaha in oil and he spent the remainder of the race just trying to keep upright.
He crossed the finish line in ninth position and said: “The rider in front of me lost an engine bolt which sprayed me with oil.
"I kept losing the front as my front tyre was covered in it, but although I dropped back and lost a few places, I did manage to finish the race."
Race two went a little smoother for Jenkins who set off from the middle of the third row.
He settled into eighth place and although he briefly moved up to seventh mid race he completed the 10 laps in eighth position.
In the final race on Sunday Jenkins started from the third row once again and was engaged in a battle for position throughout the 11 laps.
He crossed the finish line in ninth place to make it three top 10 results over the weekend.