Dominant Davies powers to first win of 2019 to end Rea streak

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Laguna Seca WorldSBK -ꦆ Race Results (2)

Chaz Da𝔉vies delivered a peerless performance to become only the fourth different winner of the 2019 World Superbike Championship season and bring some joy for Aruba.it Ducati on a dismal day for his title contending team-mate Alvaro Bautista.

Dominant Davies powers to first win of 2019 to end Rea streak

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Laguna Seca WorldSBK ꦰ- Race Resꦿults (2)

Chaz Davies♈ delivered a peerless performance to become only the fourth different winner of the 2019 World Superbike Championship season and bring some joy for Aruba.it Ducati on a dismal day for his title contending team-mate Alvaro Bautista.

The Welshman is a seasoned winner in WorldSBK but in a year that has seen him st🤡ruggle to get to grips with the new Ducati Panigale V4 R, his win at Laguna Secꦆa comes against the grain of disappointing form.

However, Davies would end a drought that has stretched back to Aragon last season in formidable st♔yle by getting the edge over Jonathan Rea on the run down to turn one and stretching away thereafter to win by mo🐎re than three seconds.

Indeed, on a weekend that has seen Rea dominate, the Kawasaki rider had no answer to Davies’ turn of pace as h♚e had to settle for second place.

Even so, having begun the weekend 24 points ahead in the WorldSBK standings, Rea heads into the eight-week summer break with a huge 81 points advantage over Bautis💙ta 🌟after almost completely maximising on his rival’s bitter misfortune.

Already reeling from his race one crash, Bautista fell again in the Superpole Race to this time injure his shoulder. Despite making the start of race two, he lasted just a single lap before opting to pull in and settle for pot🅺entially pivotal zero score in the US.

Another pr🎃ofitable wee༺kend saw Toprak Razgatlioglu notch up his fifth podium in seven races with an impressive, if lonely run to third position.

Alex Lowes pulled off one of the few passes of the race to get the be♕tter of Tom Sykes in fourth place, while Leon Haslam ended the weekend with a sixth-place finish.

Lor𝕴is Baz prevailed in a battle with Jordi Torres to finish in seventh place, ahead of Marco Melandri – making good gains from 17th on the grid – Michal Rube🎃n Rinaldi, Leandro Mercado and Eugene Laverty, who marked his return with a trio of solid points’ finishes.

Meanwhile, Michael van der Mark suffered a technical DNF, which s𒀰ees him cede third in the overall standings to his Pata Yamaha team-mate Alex Lowes.

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