2023 Donington Park World Superbike - Race (1) Results

2023 World Superbike, Donington Park - Race 1 Results | ||||
POS | RIDER | NAT | TEAM | TIME |
1 | Alvaro Bautista | ESP | Aruba.it - Ducati | 23 laps |
2 | Toprak Razgatlioglu | TUR | Pata Yamaha Prometeon | +3.718s |
3 | Jonathan Rea | GBR | Kawasaki Racing Team | +6.115s |
4 | Danilo Petrucci | ITA | Barni Spark Racing Team | +7.855s |
5 | Andrea Locatelli | ITA | Pata Yamaha Prometeon | +10.738s |
6 | Alex Lowes | GBR | Kawasaki Racing Team | +11.143s |
7 | Axel Bassani | ITA | Motocorsa Ducati | +12.025s |
8 | Scott Redding | GBR | ROKiT BMW Motorrad Team | +12.638s |
9 | Tom Sykes | GBR | ROKiT BMW Motorrad Team | +12.754s |
10 | Remy Gardner | AUS | GYTR GRT Yamaha Team | +25.944s |
11 | Xavi Vierge | ESP | Team HRC | +26.05s |
12 | Dominique Aegerter | SUI | GYTR GRT Yamaha Team | +30.859s |
13 | Michael Rinaldi | ITA | Aruba.it - Ducati | +31.558s |
14 | Lorenzo Baldassarri | ITA | GMT94 Yamaha | +52.605s |
15 | Isaac Vinales | ESP | Pedercini Racing | +56.037s |
16 | Tito Rabat | ESP | Kawasaki Puccetti | +57.082s |
17 | Hafizh Syahrin | MAS | PETRONAS MIE Racing Honda Team | +57.216s |
18 | Oliver Konig | CZE | Orelac Racing MOVISIO | +1'00.969s |
19 | Eric Granado | BRA | PETRONAS MIE Racing Honda Team | +1'16.479s |
Philipp Oettl | GER | GoEleven Ducati | DNF | |
Iker Lecuona | ESP | Team HRC | DNF | |
Garrett Gerloff | USA | Bonovo Action BMW | DNF | |
Loris Baz | FRA | Bonovo Action BMW | DNF | |
Bradley Ray | GBR | Yamaha Motoxracing Team | DNF |
168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alvaro Bautista breaks his Donington Park jinx with a first-ever World Superbike victory at the British ven🎶ue on Saturday, and Ducati's first since 2011.
The Spaniard’s 15th win from 16 races this ♕season came after an early battle between the Wor🤡ldSBK big three of Bautista, Toprak Razgatlioglu and Jonathan Rea.
All took turns at the front, Bautista snatching the holeshot from pole starter Rea before a big moment 🔴into the Fogarty Esses put th🌌e Kawasaki back in front.
Razgatlioglu theꦐn took up the 🃏baton, passing Rea for the lead at the Melbourne Hairpin on laps 6 and 7.
The Ulsterman responded with some brave passes on the exit of the Old Hairpin and entry to Starke🍸y’s. But the Turkish rider learnt from the first and cut back under Rea next time around, retaining 🏅the lead while Bautista demoted Rea to third soon after.
Bautista completed his comeback when he rode around Razgatlioglu’s Yamaha on the back straight to regain the lead on lap 9. The Ducati star then punched o𝐆ut fastest race laps to break Razgatlioglu’s challenge, before managing his advantage over the last ten laps.
The final podium place was a closer conte💖st with Petrucci hunting down Rea in pursuit of a debut WorldSBK rostrum.
The double MotoGP race winner was almost within striking distance of the ZX-10RR by t൲he penultimate lap, but Rea responded to confirm his first podium since Catalunya and the 25🐭0th of his WorldSBK career.
Andrea Locatelli, Alex Lowes, Axel Bassani, Scott Redding, Tom Sykes and Remy Gardner completed the🎐 top ten🍒. Redding passed stand-in BMW team-mate Sykes into the Melbourne Hairpin on the last lap.
Bradley Ray and Garr𒅌ett💞 Gerloff tangled at turn 1 of the race, leaving them both in the gravel.
Bautista’s te𝕴am-mate Michael Rinaldi dropped to the back of the field after an unseen issue o♏n the opening lap before recovering to 13th.
Loris Baz and Iker Lecuona failed to finish, the Honda rider walking away from a late accident. Phi🥂lipp Oettl suffered a technical problem in the final laps.
After damp conditions in practice, the race was fully d♒ry.
The Superpole race and Race 2 will take place 🐠on Sunda𒐪y.
Donington Park has been resurfaced since the 2022 ꦰevent, where Toprak Razgatlioglu took all three wins and eventual champion Alvaro Bautista suffered a rare retirement and man✨aged just one podium.
Donington Park 2022:
Race 1 winner: Toprak Razgatlioglu TUR Yamaha
Superpole Race winner: Toprak Razgatlioglu TUR Yamaha
Race 2 winner: Toprak Razgatlioglu TUR Yamaha

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