BSB: Iddon: 'I just wasn't good enough'
Christian Iddon has admitted his performance at Knockhill this weekend wasn’t up to scratch after walking away with best result of 10th place in a sodden second race.
The former Supermoto star hadn’t finished off the podium until the third round at Brands Hatch but a mysterious lack of front end feel left him with no answers to his rivals at Knockhill. A crash in qualifying saw him start the opening race from 15th, and with no cure for the frond end issues in the dry he crossed the line 14th.
TOP STORIES
- First test: Yamaha Tracer 700
- MotoGP: Jack Miller wins the Dutch TT
- Another epic Goodwood Festival of Speed
- Product Review: Alpinestars Oscar Monty jacket (£449.99)
Iddon’s hopes of being able to take advantage of the wet conditions in race two were dashed when a badly misted visor reduced his visibility, leaving him to bring it home in a safe tenth place.
Despite the nightmare weekend, the Tyco BMW man remains third in the championship albeit just one point ahead of Buildbase BMW’s Richard Cooper.
“In truth I just wasn’t good enough, despite struggling to get that front end feel and confidence that we had in the early rounds,” Iddon said. “In race two I just couldn’t see, so tenth was damage limitation and it’s something I’m going to have to look at. On a positive note I’m coming away third in the championship, which is a bonus, but from Snetterton I want to be back fighting at the sharp end.”
Looking to buy your own bike? Visit MCNbikesforsale.com or use our Bikes For Sale App.
