Tom Booth-Amos Secured Podium at Cremona Circuit
The PTR Triumph rider claimed third place during the second race of the World Supersport weekend in Italy.
Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Motorsports
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Tom Booth-Amos earned his sixth podium finish of the 2026 season by taking third place at Italy's Cremona Circuit. The result followed a strong performance that saw the British rider start from pole position.
Why it matters
The result is vital for Booth-Amos as he attempts to narrow the points gap against higher-ranked competitors in the championship standings. Consistent podium placements are necessary for the team to maintain their current momentum in the competitive field.
Booth-Amos secured his sixth podium of the season while riding his Triumph Street Triple RS 765. He previously set the fastest race lap at the Cremona Circuit with a time of 1:31.822.
The players
Tom Booth-Amos
He is a professional motorcycle racer who competes for the PTR Triumph Factory Racing team.
PTR Triumph Factory Racing
This is a professional racing team currently competing in the FIM World Supersport Championship.
Jaume Masiá
He is a competitive rider currently ranked ahead of Booth-Amos in the championship standings.
Jeremy Alcoba
He is a rival racer who currently sits four points behind Booth-Amos in the overall rankings.
The details
Booth-Amos started the Sunday race from pole position and led the pack during lap 11. He finished third overall after placing fifth in the weekend's opening race on Saturday.
Timeline
September 2026 marked the race weekend held at the Cremona Circuit.
October 10-11, 2026, will feature the 11th round of the championship in Estoril, Portugal.
Season Trajectory
This podium finish helps Booth-Amos consolidate his fifth-place standing in the 2026 championship. It keeps him within striking distance of the leaders as the series prepares for its final rounds.
Booth-Amos remains fifth in the overall standings, currently trailing the third-place rider by 37 points. His performance provides a crucial four-point buffer over sixth-place challenger Jeremy Alcoba.
The takeaway
Maintaining consistent podium results remains the primary strategy for riders looking to bridge significant points gaps in the second half of the season. Following up a pole position with a top-three finish demonstrates the competitive capability of the Triumph Street Triple RS 765 platform.
What happens next
The 11th round of the championship is scheduled to take place on October 10 and 11, 2026, in Estoril, Portugal.
Further reading
For more on the current 2026 season standings, visit our Motorsports section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Shropshire Star.
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