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We all no Manu Gonzalez will not get a MotoGP seat even if he wins the moto2 championship.My question is where will he end up.He will definitely go to wsbk.Ducati will probably not choose him over an experienced MotoGP rider such Miller and morbidelli.The only Ducati satellite team I see him joining is either the barni Spark seat to replace Bautista or go eleven Ducati if they expand to two bikes.I would have said Marc Vds but they've signed Sam Lowes and canet already. Barni,go eleven and Marc Vds are the only competitive satellite teams in Ducati.
Now if he wants a factory team then the only option is bimota because I think they'll part ways with axel bassani.
As for Yamaha they've signed Andrea locatelli through to 2027 .vierge signed a 1 year deal but I think he'll be retained
All other bikes apart from the Ducati ones are trash
Honda sbk bikes are the most trash bikes of them all.
Kawasaki will probably promote Jeremy Alcoba alongside garet Gerloff.
The most probable outcome is barni Spark seat
Ducati -Iker leucona, Jack Miller
BMW -Miguel Oliveira,Danilo Petrucci
Bimota-Alex Lowes,Franki Morbidelli
Kawasaki -Garret Gerloff, Jeremy Alcoba
Honda-Jake Dixon, Alex Rins
Yamaha -andrea locatelli,xavi vierge
ELF MARC VDS RACING -Sam Lowes,Aron Canet
Go eleven Ducati - Lorenzo baldassari
Barni Spark Ducati -yari montella, Manu Gonzalez
Motorcosa-alberto surra
MGM BONOVO-Jaume masia
GRT Yamaha -Stefano Manzi,Remy Gardener
Yamaha motoX racing -Alberto Arenas,bahatin Sofuoglu
Petronas MIE Honda -Somkiat Chantra
This weekend at most was proper "Ducati Cup". No matter how much you limit the power of Ducatis, the japanese manufactuers are still nowhere in a track where there aren't big straights.
There isn't much more FIM/Dorna can do when the bike's performance delta is so big.
The championship has only 2 ways to go:
1st - Go full BoP like WSSP, where the performance of the road bike is irrelevant. FIM will manipulate the power and weight to make (or try) everybody have the same potential speed. Good oportunity to bring other manufactuers like Aprilia, Suzuki, CFmoto, or MV Agusta since the sport will become much cheaper.
A shame there won't be as much incentive to improve road bikes.
2nd - Keep going like it is and accept that Japanese manufacturers eventually will disapear from the grid.
Japanese are not the same companies we knew 20 and 30 years ago. Japanese now are being run by bean counter, if it doesn't sell millions, they kill it. Honda sells 20million bikes a year. Yamaha sells 5 million a year. Ducati sells 65k, BMW sells only 200k.
They make no new superbikes anymore because they don't bring big bucks. But they also don't compete in anything else High end. They still have the highest budget for marketing and R&D BY FAR, but they chose not to invest in racing or anything high end market.
BMW 1300GS, Multistrada V4, Tiger 1200, 1390 Adv. have no competition from japan.
Hypernakeds like SFV4, Tuono V4 Factory, 1390 SuperDuke, M1000R, Brutale 1000, etc, have no competition from japan.
And now is the end of superbikes.
So whats the best solution. Go full BoP that will allow the sueprbike dinossaurs to be competitive against M1000RRs and V4Rs, and allure new manufacturers? or we keep the darwin rules and let Ducati (and maybe BMW) dominate, at the risk of killing the series?
As much as it pains me WSBK go away from it's origins of developing road bikes to race, I think BoP is the best option.
Whats your opinon?
With Bulega's perfect streak so far I wondered how far behind his closest threat (Lecuona) is and how that is looking over the course of the whole season. Still plenty of rounds left for some tension if Lecuona is able to start closing the gap.
The fim moto3 junior championship,moto2 European championship and moto4 European cup starts this week.Drop your predictions.
Junior championship-fernando bujosa or Carlos cano
Moto2 European championship -milan pawelec or xabi zuruzuta
Moto4 European cup - Alvaro Lucas or Tom rolin
Zoomed in footage of the Masia and Arenas incident, very clear that Masias foot was caught on the brake lever guard, you can see his foot jump forward when it comes free.
Everyone is very quick to jump to the conclusion that Masia kicked his bike when you can see his foot stays on his peg the entire time.
So in a recent Masia post I commented just ''Masia hate is so forced, he's a really good person, last summer I met him and he even explained me how WSSP works from the inside and gave me some free merch'' because everyone was calling him some undescribable things and of all comments hating and with really bad insults towards Masia, the one removed by WSBK admins is mine, I'm really pissed about this, are they really censoring good comments just to manipulate engagement with their posts?
Maybe this isn't the subreddit for this post, but I'm really baffled about this, and I really think more people should know this, I can't give any screenshot with the comment because it got completely deleted, I only got a message from instagram saying that the admin removed my comment, no reason, just removed, being too kind or something?
Please if this isn't the correct subreddit, admins, could you redirect me to the one it is?
Current standing
Benat Fernandez -74
Fernando Bujosa-64
Kiandra Ramadipha-50
Ryoto Ogiwara-43
David Gonzalez -38
Mateo Marulanda-34
Kristian Daniel Jr -34
Travis Borg-31
Sullivan Mounsey-30
Who's your pick to win the whole thing?
My pick is benat Fernandez with bujosa a close second
Carlos cano has showed that he has the one lap pace but his race pace has been absolutely appalling.He gets swallowed up during races.He is currently 21st in the standings with 3 points
World Superbike opened on Sunday with the Superpole race. Danilo Petrucci and Alvaro Bautista joined Miguel Oliveira in missing out Sunday's races, with Bautista having a broken foot and Petrucci a fractured coccyx being discovered at Most Hospital in addition to bruising reported at the circuit. The morning weather was cloudy and 15ºC with everyone choosing the SCX tyre.
This season has been let’s say dull in terms of winners. We knew Bulega would be an overwhelming force with the entire package but iker has shown that bulega has completion, bring on the era of a new rival.
What is benãt Fernandez main focus.Is it the rookies cup or the sportsbike championship with kove because there will be a clash of dates on May 30th.
So which commitment will he fulfill
Previously the Superbike races have only been available in German.
As long as you can watch live, the Superbike races also have commentary in English. It's the same two Irish fellas that commentate the rest of the support races.
| Class | Session | Time (Local Time) | Report | Results | On-Demand |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WorldSSP | Warm-Up One | 09:00 | |||
| WorldSPB | Warm-Up One | 09:20 | |||
| WorldSBK | Free Practice Three | 09:40 | |||
| WorldSBK | Superpole | 11:15 | |||
| WorldSSP | Race One | 12:30 | |||
| WorldSBK | Race One | 14:00 | |||
| WorldSPB | Race One | 15:!5 |
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Czech Round:
Track Length: 4.212 Km
All Time Lap Record:
WorldSBK: Toprak Razgatlıoglu, ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team, BMW, 1'30.064, 2024
WorldSSP: Yari Montella, Barni Spark Racing Team, Ducati, 1'34.126, 2024
WorldSPB: David Salvador, Team ProDina Kawasaki XCI, Kawasaki, 1'39.473
2026 Pole Positions:
WorldSBK: Nicolo Bulega, Aruba.it Racing - Ducati, Ducati, 1'29.616
WorldSSP: Can Oncu, Pata Yamaha Ten Kate Racing, Yamaha, 1'33.802
WorldSPB: David Salvador, Team ProDina Kawasaki XCI, Kawasaki, 1'39.473
2025 Race Results:
WorldSBK Race 1: 1. Toprak Razgatlıoglu, BMW 2. Nicolo Bulega, Ducati 3. Danilo Petrucci, Ducati
WorldSBK Superpole Race: 1. Toprak Razgatlıoglu, BMW 2. Nicolo Bulega, Ducati 3. Danilo Petrucci, Ducati
WorldSBK Race 2: 1. Nicolo Bulega, Ducati 2. Toprak Razgatlıoglu, BMW 3. Danilo Petrucci, Ducati
WorldSSP Race 1: 1. Jaume Masia, Ducati 2. Can Oncu, Yamaha 3. Lucas Mahias, Yamaha
WorldSSP Race 2: 1. Can Oncu, Yamaha 2. Lucas Mahias, Yamaha 3. Philipp Ottl, Ducati
Last Time Out In Autodrom Most 2025:
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Autodrom Most Weather: Here
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World Superbike at Autodrom Most had a weekend attendance of 53,952. Rain has threatened but avoided the track so far, with it staying 16ºC cloudy weather for the race start. The grid was determined by this morning's Superpole race and they would race twenty two laps.
