WorldSBK Race One (Top 5)
1. Toprak Razgatlioglu (BMW)
2. Nicolo Bulega (Duc)
3. Danilo Petrucci (Duc)
4. Sam Lowes (Duc)
5. Alvaro Bautista (Duc)
WorldSBK Superpole Race (Top 5)
1. Toprak Razgatlioglu (BMW)
2. Nicolo Bulega (Duc)
3. Danilo Petrucci (Duc)
4. Alex Lowes (bim)
5. Alvaro Bautista (Duc)
WorldSBK Race Two (Top 5)
1. Nicolo Bulega (Duc)
2. Toprak Razgatlioglu (BMW)
3. Danilo Petrucci (Duc)
4. Sam Lowes (Duc)
5. Remy Gardner (Yam)
breakthrough win.
The MV Agusta F3 800 has
won two races this year (both
with Bo Bendsneyder), the Tri-
umph Street Triple 765 RS has
taken
a single victory with Tom
Booth-Amos, and even the latest
Honda is showing well in the
hands of Corentin Perolari. May-
be the most amazing WorldSSP
happening is
that the still big,
relatively heavy and not-that-fast
QJ SRK 800 RR, qualified sixth
via Raffaele De Rosa, even if
the track conditions were a little
compromised.
In the championship points,
after five of 12 rounds, Manzi
has 185 points, Bendsneyder
145, Booth-Amos 131 and Oncu
122.
CN
ery period since his significant
crash in Australia.
Fourth was Marcel Schroetter
(WRP Racing Ducati), fifth was
Valentin Debise (Renzi Corse
Ducati), and sixth was the cham
-
pionship leader, Manzi.
So
far, the new Yamaha
seems to have been the pick of
the latest WorldSSP bunch, and
it has taken until round five, race
one, for a Ducati to win, which
is unusual in a field with several
top-level Panigale V2 entries
and a 2024 champion in Adrian
Huertas, who won race after
race. That drought may soon
be ended, of course, now that
Oettl is fit, Schroetter is adjust
-
ing to the two-cylinder layout,
and
Masia had that important
ROUND 5 / MAY 16-18, 2025
AUTODROM MOST / MOST, CZECH REPUBLIC
ROAD RACE I FIM WORLD SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP
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Former Moto3 World
Champion Jaume
Masia (51) took a first
career WorldSSP win
in race one and a first
WorldSSP victory for
Ducati in 2025.
