Three Victories For Zerofit Athletes As They Dominate At Oulton Park
With three wins, two seconds and a third place, Zerofit athletes dominated the points scoring in this weekend’s Bennetts British Superbike Championship at Oulton Park.
Kyle Ryde took victory in Race One on Saturday, with fellow Zerofit riders Glenn Irwin and Lee Jackson joining him on the podium in second and third respectively. All three relied on the performance of the Ice Weave Baselayer and Cold Skin Leggings.
In rainy conditions on Sunday lunchtime, Glenn – who switched to the Cold Skin Baselayer - went one better in Race Two to clinch the win, with new boy Danny Kent in second spot, before Kyle ended the day in style by sealing a Cheshire double.
Out of a total of 498 race points available from the three races, Zerofit athletes scored 232, with Andrew Irwin and Billy McConnell also in the Showdown points. In the Championship, Kyle sits in second sport, six points adrift of the leader with Glenn in third. Danny is two places further back, with Lee in seventh and Andrew and Billy in 12th and 15th respectively.
Out of a total of 498 race points available from the three races, Zerofit athletes scored 232, with Andrew Irwin and Billy McConnell also in the Showdown points. In the Championship, Kyle sits in second sport, six points adrift of the leader with Glenn in third. Danny is two places further back, with Lee in seventh and Andrew and Billy in 12th and 15th respectively.
In the support classes, there was a further Zerofit victory with Scott Swann claiming the win in the Pirelli National Superstock Race One.
While Zerofit Cold Skin and Ice Weave (£55 each) baselayers are gaining a reputation as the best for elite level riders in the BSB, they perform just as well for commuters and adventure bike riders in everyday life.
While Zerofit Cold Skin and Ice Weave (£55 each) baselayers are gaining a reputation as the best for elite level riders in the BSB, they perform just as well for commuters and adventure bike riders in everyday life.
The Cold Skin has been independently tested and proven to be three times colder than a standard competitor product, while the Ice Weave offers superior moisture-wicking properties to rid the skin of unwanted sweat in warm conditions.
For those planning for the forthcoming autumn, the Heatrub Move Baselayer (£40) is twice as warm as a regular product but comes equipped with temperature regulation properties for changeable weather conditions. We also have Move Leggings (£45) which are made from the same material.
And for the coldest days on the bike, the Heatrub Ultimate (£59.95) – along with the matching Leggings (£59.95), Socks (£25) and Neckwarmer (£25) – delivers five times as much warmth as a standard baselayer and has become the go-to choice for bikers who ride throughout the winter.
As well as being ideal for motorcycling, Zerofit baselayers are becoming must have items for all sorts of other sports and activities, including golf, gardening, cycling, fishing, skiing, hiking, sailing and running.
