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Aruba.it Ducati’s Alvaro Bautista has now taken five wins from six WorldSBK races, but the missing victory was actually a trip to the gravel rather than a mere second or third place at Mandalika.
Stirling race ace Tarran Mackenzie hopes that the toughest two years of his career will make him stronger than ever for his debut World Superbike campaign.
Warner Bros. Discovery today announces lights out on coverage of the 2023 FIM World Superbike and Bennetts British Superbike championships with a new presenting line-up. Ahead of the third round, Eurosport can today reveal that Rachel Stringer will become the new lead presenter of the FIM Superbike World Championship, debuting at the TT Assen Circuit in the Netherlands on April 22.
Kawasaki’s Jonathan Rea being the fastest rider after a two-day WorldSBK test at Motorland may not be a surprise to many in normal circumstances. After suffering two virtual drubbings by his astronomical standards in the opening two rounds of the 2023 championship, in Australia and Indonesia however, it was some kind of relief, no doubt.
WorldSBK 2023 hasn’t got off to the strongest of starts for KRT’s Jonathan Rea leaving two rounds of competition with just one podium to his name.
While Aruba.it Ducati looked odds on for the WorldSBK race two victory at Mandalika, Alvaro Bautista wasn’t the obvious choice until Sunday’s final stages.
Toprak Razgatlioglu led teammate Andrea Locatelli to Superpole victory on Sunday as Pata Yamaha celebrated another double WorldSBK podium at Mandalika.
KRT’s Jonathan Rea was fighting an intestinal bug before he even started racing at Mandalika, but he also ended up fighting some riders he never expected to in any WorldSBK race. He even had to battle hard to keep his own teammate Alex Lowes at bay, with Rea a lowly ninth and Lowes tenth by Saturday’s flag.