As temperatures continued to soar, more racers in the ZYN BSB Championship are relying on the cool contact performance of the Zerofit IceSkin Baselayer to keep them chilled in the heat of the battle.
Zerofit athlete Scott Redding continued his pursuit of the title with another fine weekend at Brands Hatch, recording two second place finishes before going one better in the final superbike race on Sunday.
Scott – like most of the athletes – opts for the short-sleeve version of the IceSkin to help combat the problem of Arm Pump, and many everyday riders also enjoy this style of baselayer too.
‘The Comeback Kid’ now has three victories this season, and he also utilises the IceSkin Leggings for all over cooling comfort.
In the Quattro British Supersport Championship, Zerofit man Jack Kennedy (pictured above) recorded two second places at the Kent circuit, while Ben Currie continued his fine campaign with a third.
Nikki Coates remains on track for glory in the ROKiT OFF F BMW 900 R Cup, as the Northern Irishman secured the win in the Main Race. Fellow Zerofit athlete Barry Burrell – last year’s champion – finished third.
In the Pirelli National Sportbike, Alfie Davidson consolidated his place at the top of the standings with a third place at Brands, while Asher Durham finished fourth.
The extended IceSkin product line now includes Mock Necks, Short-Sleeve, Long-Sleeve, V-Neck and Vest options, has proven extremely popular this summer.
