Toprak Razgatlioglu has given his initial thoughts after winning the 2025 WorldSBK title, a championship success built on a season-long progression.
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Toprak Razgatlioglu has given his initial thoughts after winning the 2025 WorldSBK title, a championship success built on a season-long progression.
Full story here.
Bulega takes victory in Race 2 at Jerez from Alvaro Bautista.
But in P3 it's Razgatlioglu and it's the Turkish star who takes the 2025 Superbike World Championship.
Locatelli 4th, then Vierge, Lowes, Iannone, Mackenzie, Lecuona, and Bassani who complete the top-10.
Nicolo Bulega leads onto the penultimate lap in Jerez.
It's not going to be enough for the title with Razgatlioglu in third, but it's been another commanding performance from the Italian.
Strong start for Locatelli, he's up to fourth on lap one, behind Vierge but just ahead of Lowes.
Bulega up to second at turn six.
It's lights out in Jerez and we are underway for the final time in WorldSBK in 2025.
Holeshot for Bautista, Bulega back to third as Vierge comes through to second.
Razgatlioglu safe enough in eighth or so.
Here we go, warm-up lap is underway in Jerez for the title-deciding Race 2.
Who will win? Bulega or Razgatlioglu? We'll find out in around 30 minutes' time, after 20 laps of the Circuito de Jerez.
In case you missed it, Jonathan Rea was ruled out of Race 2 earlier on having sustained a knee injury in his Superpole Race crash with Remy Gardner.
Gardner, on the other hand, will start next to Razgatlioglu in 11th.
One race to go and the title is to be decided. What more do you want from a season?
Well, maybe less than 22 points between the two contenders, but with Toprak Razgatlioglu starting down in 10th and Nicolo Bulega starting from pole position there is certainly the possibility for chaos the take hold of the points battle as it did this morning in the Superpole Race.
Razgatlioglu needs only to finish in the top-13 this afternoon, but with bikes all around him heading off the line things could be tricky early on.
Bulega, on the other hand, can only win, something he is perfectly capable of in Jerez as he demonstrated on multiple occasions this weekend.
Welcome back to live coverage of today's WorldSBK action from Jerez. Race 2 will be coming up in just over 10 minutes at 14:00 local time.
With one race to go, the title is still to be decided in WorldSBK 2025.
To clinch the title in Race 2 later on today, Razgatlioglu must not be outscored by Bulega by more than 22 points, while Bulega must win the race and hope for Razgatlioglu to be outside the top-13.
A full rundown of the permutations for Race 2 is here.
Jonathan Rea has been ruled out of Race 2 today after his clash with Remy Gardner in the Superpole Race.
Rea has been declared unfit due to a knee injury sustained in the crash at turn three.
Full story here.
Nicolo Bulega says he is "disappointed" with the outcome of his move at turn five on Toprak Razgatlioglu in the Superpole Race and that he is "not happy" to win the race.
Full story here.
Jonathan Rea has been taken to the medical centre after his crash with Gardner.
Bulega pretty stoked with his win, Alex Lowes giving him a different opinion as he passed the Italian on the cooldown lap.
It's a fairly controversial victory for Nicolo Bulega in the Superpole Race in Jerez.
He's now 22 points behind Razgatlioglu with one race to go.
Bautista takes second, Iannone thrid.
Vierge beats Lowes to fourth.
Locatelli passed Mackenzie late on for P6, but the MGM rider takes seventh.
Lecuona and van der Mark complete the points, Bassani rounds out the top-10.
Razgatlioglu will start 10th for Race 2.
Bulega leads by 3s onto the final lap.
Closest battle is Vierge vs Lowes for P4.
Bulega continues to lead with two to go. Podium positions fairly wrapped up now with Vierge and Lowes having dropped off Iannone a bit.
3s now for Bulega, Bautista with a half-second or so over Iannone, then Vierge and Lowes.
Then a gap to Tarran Mackenzie in P6, then van der Mark, Locatelli, and Bassani in the points.
Gardner has been taken to the medical centre for a check-up after his crash with Rea.
Bautista now up to second. 2s ahead of him to Bulega.
Bulega leads by 1.8s having served his LLP on that lap. The win is certain if he avoids mistakes.
Iannone second from Bautista, Vierge, and Lowes.