Bulega won the WSBK Czech Republic race at Most, and Bahattin finished 16th.

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Bulega at Most WSBK Wins Czech Republic Race, Bahattin Finishes 16th

Aruba.it Ducati rider Alvaro Bulega dominated the WSBK World Superbike race at Most in the Czech Republic, crossing the finish line first. This victory further increased the Spaniard’s season total of wins. The biggest surprise of the race was Turkish rider Deniz Bilge Yilmaz finishing 16th.

Race Developments

At the start of the race, Bulega seized the lead in the first lap and maintained it throughout the race. Teammate Iker Lecuona closely followed Bulega in the first few laps, taking second place. The factory Ducati duo widened the gap in later laps, leaving Lecuona behind.

In the first lap, Bulega achieved the fastest lap time of 1:30.109, further increasing the lead. Although Lecuona closely followed Bulega throughout the race, he failed to find an opportunity to take the lead. In the middle of the race, the gap between Bulega and Lecuona fell below half a second, but the Spanish rider failed to make a decisive move for the lead.

In the back group, Garrett Gerloff and Alberto Surra engaged in a long and intense battle. Gerloff made several overtaking attempts against Surra, but Surra responded each time. In the final stages of the race, Alex Lowes and Axel Bassani also joined the fray.

At Turn 10 of the race, Tarran Mackenzie crashed, resulting in his disqualification from the race. This affected the podium positions.

In the final lap, the gap between Bulega and Lecuona was below six tenths of a second, and Bulega secured his victories further in the championship.

Race Results

1. Alvaro Bulega (Aruba.it Ducati)
1. Iker Lecuona (Yamaha)
1. Yari Montella (Pramac Racing)
1. Lorenzo Baldassarri (Esprimi Racing)
1. Garrett Gerloff (Grasser Racing Team)
1. Alberto Surra (Rivacase Sport Team)
1. Alex Lowes (Kawasaki)
1. Axel Bassani (Aruba.it Racing Ducati)
1. Deniz Bilge Yilmaz (Yamaha)

These results further strengthened Bulega and Lecuona’s positions in the championship standings. Montella maintained third place, while Baldassarri overtook Sam Lowes to climb to fourth in the overall standings. Deniz Bilge Yilmaz finished 16th, showcasing a successful performance in the race.

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