2025 Australian World Superbike - Race 2 Results

Full results of the Race 2 from the Australian World Superbike round, the opening of 2025 season.

Nicolo Bulega, Aruba.it Ducati, celebrating his Race 2 win at Phillip Island
Nicolo Bulega, Aruba.it Ducati, celebrating his Race 2 win at Phillip Island
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Here are the results for Race 2 at the 2025 Australian World Superbike Championship round at Phillip Island.

Australian WorldSBK Round - Phillip Island - Race 2 Result

PosRiderNATTeamBikeLap/Gap
1Nicolo BulegaITAAruba.it Racing DucatiDucati Panigale V4 R20 Laps
2Alvaro BautistaESPAruba.it Racing DucatiDucati Panigale V4 R+2.603s
3Andrea IannoneITATeam Pata Go ElevenDucati Panigale V4 R+3.980s
4Scott ReddingGBRMGM Bonovo RacingDucati Panigale V4 R+8.043s
5Danilo PetrucciITABarni Spark Racing TeamDucati Panigale V4 R+10.009s
6Sam LowesGBRElf Marc VDS Racing TeamDucati Panigale V4 R+10.097s
7Andrea LocatelliITAPata YamahaYamaha R1+11.083s
8Alex LowesGBRBimota by Kawasaki Racing TeamBimota KB998+11.180s
9Yari MontellaITABarni Spark Racing TeamDucati Panigale V4 R+11.202s
10Axel BassaniITABimota by Kawasaki Racing TeamBimota KB998+11.918s
11Xavi ViergeESPHonda HRCHonda CBR1000RR-R+18.472s
12Dominique AegerterSUIGYTR GRT Yamaha WorldSBK TeamYamaha R1+18.507s
13Garrett GerloffUSAKawasaki WorldSBK TeamKawasaki ZX-10RR+25.853s
14Michael van der MarkNEDROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK TeamBMW M1000 RR+25.891s
15Ryan VickersGBRMotocorsa RacingDucati Panigale V4 R+29.402s
16Bahattin SofuogluTURYamaha Motoxracing WorldSBK TeamYamaha R1+41.810s
17Tito RabatESPYamaha Motoxracing WorldSBK TeamYamaha R1+43.805s
18Tetsuta NagashimaJPNHonda HRCHonda CBR1000RR-R+51.209s
 Remy GardnerAUSGYTR GRT Yamaha WorldSBK TeamYamaha R1DNF
 Toprak RazgatliogluTURROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK TeamBMW M1000 RRDNF

Nicolo Bulega completed his dominance at Phillip Island this weekend with another win in Race 2, his first ever WorldSBK hat-trick.

The Italian crossed the line 2.603 seconds ahead of his Auba.it Ducati team-mate, Alvaro Bautista, who surged from 11th on the grid after disastrous Superpole Race.

Meanwhile, Toprak Razgatlioglu - who started alongside Bautista in 10th - had a bike problem after mandatory pit-stop and was forced to retire.

Andrea Iannone complete another Ducati podium sweep, ahead of Scott Redding in fourth who was given a time penalty after breaking mandatory pit-stop minimum time rule.

Ducati confirms its dominance in Phillip Island with Danilo Petrucci finished fifth, ahead of Marc VDS's Sam Lowes in sixth.

Andrea Locatelli from Yamaha finished seventh as the best-of the rest, ahead of Alex Lowes, Yari Montella, and Axel Bassani who finished 8th, 9th and 10th respectively.

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