BSB Races 436 | BSB WINS 57 | BSB PODIUMS 157
BSB championships 2015, 2020
Australian Josh Brookes is the most successful rider on the current Bennetts BSB grid, celebrating over 50 race wins and two title victories.
Josh first raced in the British Superbike Championship in 2009, having started competing in his native Australia, winning domestic titles before moving onto the World stage in both the Superbike and Supersport classes.
Brookes had his first appearance in British Championship action in 2008, competing for Honda Racing in the Supersport class at the final round of the season, before joining the team in the Superbike class the following year.
Since then Brookes has also competed with several of the key manufacturers, finishing
runner-up four times and has competed in every Showdown apart from 2016 when he had a season in the World Championship.
In 2020 Brookes claimed his second championship victory, taking control at the final round of the season at Brands Hatch, to win his first title with Paul Bird’s VisionTrack Ducati team, securing a second crown with a double victory.
2025 saw Brookes take victory for DAO Racing at Oulton Park, also taking to the podium at Donington Park.
BSB Races 258| BSB wins 2 | BSB podiums 20
Lee Jackson first made his Bennetts British Superbike Championship debut in
2014 and since then has been a podium finisher in the series.
The Lincolnshire rider started out racing Super Moto and then moved into British
Championship action for the first time in 2010, entering the British 125 Championship where he competed until 2012.
Jackson moved into the Pirelli National Superstock 600 Championship the following season, lifting the title before progressing into the 1000cc class in 2013, finishing in fourth place in the overall standings after his debut season.
A year later, he went one better, finishing third in the final title fight, which saw him promoted into the Superbike class in 2014. After three seasons in the Superbike class, Jackson went back into the Superstock series, most recently finishing third in the 2019 standings, before returning to Bennetts BSB in 2020.
In 2020, Lee secured a podium finish at Oulton Park, ending the year in eighth place in the overall standings. 2022 season, saw Lee finishing fourth overall and claimed his first race win at Oulton Park. He was back for 2023 and pushing to better this fourth place in the overall standings from the previous season which he equalled.
2024, Lee returned to Honda resulting in more podiums, a seventh overall and the experience and knowledge to build on as he signed for DAO Racing Honda for the 2025 campaign.
2025 saw Jackson miss the second half the season through injury, however his early year promises earned him his seat back for 2026.