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MotoEtkinlikIker Lecuona Sets Pole Record at Pole Position, Second in Bulega
Motorsport.com TRLecuona Secures Ducati's First Pole Position in Superpole
Motorsport.com TRTsolov Secured Third Place with an Ascent
Motorsport.com TRDunne maintained the lead, Stenshorne raced in second place
Motorsport.com TRMotoGP Calendar Changed: New Season Schedule Announced
MotoEtkinlikIker Lecuona Took the Summit, Ducati Showed Its Power.
MotoEtkinlikIker Lecuona Sets Pole Record at Pole Position, Second in BulegaIker Lecuona completed the Superpole with a track record in WorldSBK, securing his second pole position in his career and his first pole for Ducati. Bulega experienced a challenging weekend.
Motorsport.com TRLecuona Secures Ducati's First Pole Position in SuperpoleIker Lecuona took pole position in the Superpole of the World Superbike Championship in Italy. With this result, he achieved his second WorldSBK pole position in his career. Lecuona secured a top…
Motorsport.com TRTsolov Secured Third Place with an AscentNikola Tsolov secured third place with a strong overtake. The order changed during a safety car intervention in a critical moment of the race. Rafael Camara regained the championship lead after a pit…
Motorsport.com TRDunne maintained the lead, Stenshorne raced in second placeDunne maintained the lead, Stenshorne raced in second place. The race balance shifted after the safety car. Dunne regained the lead with DRS. Stenshorne was second, Beganovic was third.
Motorsport.com TRMotoGP Calendar Changed: New Season Schedule AnnouncedThe new MotoGP season schedule has been announced. The season includes a five-race and three-race series. Races in Buenos Aires and Adelaide have been added to the calendar. European races will be…
MotoEtkinlikIker Lecuona Took the Summit, Ducati Showed Its Power.Ducati riders took the lead in WorldSBK Cremona FP1. As Iker Lecuona took the summit, champion Nicolò Bulega had an accident. Ducati started the weekend strongly by taking the first six positions.