Alvaro Bautista wins his first World Superbike race since 2019 after dominating a wild Aragon Sup🤡erpole race.

After setting a new Aragon World Superbike Lap Record in Superpole, Toprak Razgatlioglu started the sec𒀰ond race of the weekend from pole.

And like race one there was immediate change between Razgat𒁃liℱoglu and Alvaro Bautista. 

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The Ducati ride♐r was extremely aggressive as he made his way through at turn four, however, Razgatlioglu fought back straight away to regain the lead at turn💮 five. 

Not settling for P2, Bautista made an even more aggressive move at turn seven as the two made cont💯act. 

After being pushed slightly wide, Razg▨atlioglu was then touched on the rear of his R1 by Jonathan Rea who was eager to join the fun. 

Hop🉐ing to win his first race since returning to Ducati, Bautista began to pull the pin at the end of lap one but the pole sitter responded on lap two. 

Trying everything to stay with Bautista, Razgatlioglu started to make several mistakes as he ran wide at turns one and seven.🅰 

Bautista’s🏅 lead at the end of lap three was over a second, while team-mate Michael Rinaldi 👍made a brilliant move on Rea for third. 

Rea came back at Rinaldi at turn seven before the latter ♌got c🥀ompletely out of shape on the approach to turn eight. 

Continuing to hammer hoꦯme his adva𒐪ntage, Bautista led by 1.3 seconds come the end of lap four. 

After a superb race one, BMW rider Il🗹ya Myckalchyk crashed at turn๊ five. 

After getting through on Razgatlioglu for P2, Rea momentarily lost the front๊ at turn sevenܫ which allowed the world champion to remain close. 

Remaining close wasn’t enough for the Turkish rider as he pounced at turn 16. While Razgatlioglu, Rea and Rinaldi continued their epic tussle for second, Bautista was ಞover three seconds clear in what was quickly becoming a repeat of 2019 at Aragon. 

As Rea attempted to go down the inside of Razgatlioglu once again, both riders got their braking all wrong for turn one as Rinaldi went from fourthꦇ to second.

Official Aragon WorldSBK Records 

Fastest Lap - Toprak Razgatlioglu TUR Pata Yamaha 1m 48.267s. 

Most Wins - Jonathan Rea GBR Kawasaki (9) 

2021 Aragon WorldSBK Race Winners 

Race 1 - Jonathan Rea GBR Kawasaki

Superpole Race - Jonathan Rea GBR Kawasaki

Race 2 - Scott Redding GBR Ducati 

Sunday Schedule - 2022 Aragon WorldSBK

13:00 - WorldSBK Race 2 (UK) 

Rinaldi unhappy with Rea and Razgatlioglu overtakes

As Bautista went on to win by over five second, Rea regained P2 off of Rinaldi before the Italian was demoted to fourth following 🌌contact with Razgatlioglu at the final corner. 

Rinaldi attempted to close the door o🌠n the inside of tur🍌n 16, but Razgatlioglu forced his Yamaha to fit as he nipped ahead in time for the start-finish line.

Prior to the last lap Rinaldi wꦇas visibly annoyed by Rea cutting to the inside at turn seven, as the𝓡 six-time world champion was close to clipping the front of Rinaldi's Panigale V4 R on more than one occasion. 

Following the final overtake with Razgatlioglu that produced yet more contact, Rinaldi was seen waving his hands&n🌠bsp;and shaking his head after the flag, clearly hinting at the 'hard-but-fair' type of racing being too 'hard'. 

Iker Lecuona💛, Xavi Vierge and Philipp Oettl made a bold move before the race💯 started as they elected to run Pirelli’s brand new SCQ (Superpole specific) tyre.

Update: Michael Van Der Mark looks set to return for his home round at Assen on April 22-24.