The MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship starts its party early this season in Lincolnshire and the countdown has begun to the first of two visits to Cadwell Park. Fans have to wait just two weeks for their fix of spectacular airborne antics when BSB returns on 21/22/23 May.

The circuit is renowned for producing thrilling and unpredictable races and fans are set to descend in their thousands on the circuit near Louth for the fourth round of the championship. The incredible sight of Superbikes lifting off as they crest the daunting Mountain section of the track is a sight to behold and one certainly not to be missed.

Tommy Hill currently leads the title charge for the Worx Crescent Suzuki team and his impressive run of form has seen him finish on the podium in each of the six races so far this season, but the pressure is building as his rivals, including Josh Brookes and Ryuichi Kiyonari from the Louth-based HM Plant Honda team, close the advantage.

Hill said: "I feel the pressure is definitely on me as it is my championship lead to lose, but I know that it is also on the other riders to close the gap and I am the target! I know I need to remain consistent and not be complacent, as it is a long season and a fantastic start to the year doesn't guarantee a title. The team have worked hard to give us the lead and we certainly need to be back on the podium again at Cadwell Park. It's a tough and aggressive track but I love it, it is where I took my first ever BSB race win so I have had some great memories from there but everyone is going to be pushing so hard that it certainly wont be easy!"