Scott Redding Crowned King of Brands Hatch in MEGA BSB Weekend!

Date: July 27, 2025
Event: Bennetts British Superbike Championship – Brands Hatch

Scott Redding is officially back in the British Superbike Championship, and this weekend he made sure the paddock knew it. The Muc-Off-backed Hager PBM Ducati rider lit up Brands Hatch with a powerhouse performance, bagging a race win, two more podiums, and the Monster Energy King of Brands title in a weekend that stamped his return to British Superbikes in bold, black tyre marks.

From WorldSBK to BSB:

After several seasons competing on the World Superbike stage, Scott arrived back at the BSB paddock mid-season—called up to replace the injured Glenn Irwin for Hager PBM Ducati. His wildcard debut at Knockhill was anything but easy: soaking wet conditions, zero track time on the Panigale, and a stacked grid. But Scott delivered—bringing home points, pace, and a lot of hype.

Now signed on for the rest of the 2025 season, Redding’s not just filling a seat—he’s raising the bar.

The KING OF BRANDS…

Three races. Three podiums. One hell of a comeback.

Scott came out swinging in Race One, grabbing second place and laying down a marker with a no-nonsense, front-running charge that put championship leader Bradley Ray firmly in his sights.

In Race Two, it was all about patience and precision. Scott stalked Ray lap after lap, then struck when the moment came—capitalising on a crash at Westfield to take the win and steal the loudest cheers of the day.

By Race Three, the weather threw a curveball. Slick patches and sketchy grip made conditions tough, but Scott kept his cool, dialled in his experience, and brought it home in third—beating Ray again to close out a weekend of pure fire.

“This afternoon was a bit harder. The Ducati isn’t happy over wet bumps and I wasn’t feeling 100%, but I used my head and brought it home strong,” said Scott. “I’m just super happy to be back in BSB. The fans have been amazing.”

With a win, two more podiums, and the Monster Energy King of Brands crown, Scott Redding capped off a MEGA weekend. He’s brought world-class pedigree, fresh fire, and a surge of momentum to the Hager PBM Ducati garage—a serious boost after a tough start to the year.

And for us at Muc-Off, this one’s personal. Scott’s full-time return to BSB with Hager PBM Ducati marks the first time rider and team fly the same neon-pink flag—a true full-circle moment. It’s performance meets personality, grit meets grime—exactly what we live for.

Next Stop: Thruxton

With momentum on his side and the paddock firmly on notice, Redding rolls into Thruxton (8–10 August) ready to go again. Two rounds in, three podiums down—let’s see what the next one brings.