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“The bike felt out of balance, both front and rear…”
Scott Redding will ride a satellite Ducati in the 2025 World Superbike Championship.
“It hasn’t been the best day of my life…”
“In the last part of the season, we’ve made a step forward…”
Ducati WorldSBK rider Nicolo Bulega has cast doubt on rumours he will race in MotoGP this year.
“When I signed for BMW, everyone was talking about me, saying ‘His career is finished’.”
Toprak Razgatlioglu has clinched his second WorldSBK title at the final round in Jerez.
“Today is my last Friday as a WorldSBK rider, so it was important to finish on top…”
“Our bike is already very good but next season we will have the development parts from Ducati.”
“I’ve heard the other riders also found it a bit strange today…”
“If we can do that, I’ll be more than happy to bookend the year and go into the winter, reset and come back better in 2025.”
“I’m just focused on my bike and just try to find a good setup for the race."
“Last year it was easier to ride the bike with the gas, and [I had] more grip in the middle and exiting the corner.”
Mia Rusthen is in the WSBK paddock in Jerez this weekend
“A podium would be amazing, it’s what I’m always pushing for.”
"A shame, personally, to be the last weekend in green, but we have a new challenge.”
“When we started this year, I had a lot of injuries, but we also didn’t have a clear base on the bike.”
“A part of me that wants to completely forget about this disappointing and challenging season.”
“I can attack Nicolo because, even if he’s second, he has less chance of the title.”
A second season of WorldSBK for Andrea Iannone comes with the pressure of having to improve on the first.
“It’s a surprise for me, to be here at the last round and I can say I’m still fighting for the championship.”
“This is the final round and we’ve almost got the title.”
Ahead of the final round of the 2024 World Superbike Championship, Toprak Razgatlioglu lead Nicolo Bulega by 46 points.
The GRT Yamaha team will retain the same rider line-up of Remy Gardner and Dominique Aegerter for the third straight year in 2025.