seconds after some close action
with early season sensation Ste-
ven Odendaal, on the always-fast
Bardahl Evan Bros. WorldSSP
Yamaha.
Luca Bernardi (CM Racing
Yamaha) took second place by
lap 14 of 18, for another runner-
up performance after his Iberian
breakthrough. Odendaal was an
almost surprising third.
Jules Cluzel (GMT94 Yamaha)
only just won a fight for fourth
with the impudent and increas-
ingly fast Spanish rider, Manuel
Gonzalez (Yamaha ParkinGo
Team). The Kawasakis were not
on podium pace, with Philipp Ottl
(Kawasaki Puccetti Racing) the
best of them, but still only sixth
and 10 seconds down.
In race two, a red flag ap-
peared after a drop in track
conditions at turn four, as riders
started to crash out. A new race,
12 laps long, was called after the
track was cleaned and cleared.
Aegerter won that again—his
third race win of the year so
far—after Odendaal missed his
calls to do a long lap for exceed-
ing the track limits and was then
docked a few seconds, enough
to put him fifth in such a close
fight up front.
With the Swiss Aegerter win-
ning, Bernardi was second yet
again, and Cluzel third.
The WorldSSP season just
keeps getting more and more
compelling, with Aegerter with
119 points, Odendaal at 102, Ber-
nardi at 82 and Ottl with 72. No
Donington for the 600cc scream
team, they will be back at Assen.
Gordon Ritchie
WORLDSBK
Race One
1. Michael Ruben Rinaldi (Duc)
2. Toprak Razgatlioglu (Yam)
3. Jonathan Rea (Kaw)
4. Scott Reading (Duc)
5. Alex Lowes (Kaw)
Race Two
1. Toprak Razgatlioglu (Yam)
2. Michael Ruben Rinaldi (Duc)
3. Jonathan Rea (Kaw)
4. Scott Redding (Duc)
5. Garrett Gerloff (Yam)
IN
THE
WIND
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Dominique Aegerter's (77)
double win sees him move
comfortably clear in the
WorldSSP standings.
