In the lead though, Lyons and O’Gorman were in a league of their own. By the time the final lap dawned their gap to the rest was up to 15 seconds, with the number 67 ahead over the line for the penultimate time. But Lyons was tucked in and by Stowe, where he’d already made a few moves stick earlier in the race, the number 7 was ready to pounce and pounce he did. Snatching the lead with a clean move up the inside, the Northern Irishman was back in the driving seat. O’Gorman didn’t budge though, glued to the back of the number 7, and round Woodcote for the final time he was looking for a gap up the inside. But he couldn’t quite find one, leaving the two blasting over the line almost side by side… but Lyons ahead for his first BTC win.

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