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A thrilling race took place at the Autodrom Most. Yamaha rider Nicolo Bulega dominated the race with aggressive attacks in the final lap, while Danilo Petrucci withdrew from the race following a crash, and Turkish representative Bahattin Sofoglu climbed to 16th place.
Race Developments
The race began with the iconic five red lights at Autodrom Most. Yamaha rider Nicolo Bulega took the lead immediately after the start, completing the lap and placing Ducati riders in the top six. Turkish representative Bahattin Sofoglu started the race in 18th place.
At turn 13, Danilo Petrucci crashed out of the race. Following the crash, a red flag was displayed, and the race paused for approximately 10 minutes. The riders regrouped and restarted the race one lap shorter.
In the restart, Nicolo Bulega maintained his lead in the first lap. Yari Montella was second, and Bahattin Sofoglu fell to 17th place. Shortly after, Iker Lecuona overtook Montella, taking second place. Alberto Surra crashed following contact with Sam Lowes.
The gap between Lecuona and Bulega narrowed significantly in the front. With eight laps remaining, the two riders were wheel-to-wheel. In the straight, Lecuona overtook Bulega, taking the lead. Bulega quickly regained the lead with a straight-line attack and delivered a fluctuating performance for the remainder of the race.
In the final laps, Nicolo Bulega overtook Lecuona, starting the race in the lead and crossing the finish line first in the final corner. Iker Lecuona finished second, and Yari Montella third.
Podium Classification
- Nicolo Bulega (Yamaha)
- Iker Lecuona (Yamaha)
- Yari Montella (Yamaha)
- Garrett Gerloff (BMW M1000RR)
- Axel Bassani (Aruba Ducati)
- Lorenzo Baldassarri (Aruba Ducati)
- Alex Lowes (Kawasaki ZX10RR)
- Andrea Locatelli (ZUKI)
- Alberto Surra (ZUKI)
- Stefano Manzi (Aruba Ducati)
Turkish representative Bahattin Sofoglu gained one position, finishing the race in 16th place. Sofoglu’s performance once again highlighted the potential of Turkish pilots in WSBK.
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