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Rea breaks Bautista’s win streak with emphatic Imola victory

Motorcycle News by Motorcycle News
May 12, 2019
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2019 World Superbike
Round Five – Imola


Off the line, it was a bright start for Rea, but he couldn’t get the better of Chaz Davies (ARUBA.IT Racing – Ducati) down into Tamburello. However, on the run to Acque Minerale, Davies suffered a problem and was forced to retire, handing Rea the lead whilst Davies’ team-mate Bautista had second.

WSBK Rnd Imola Saturday Race Start
2019 World Superbike
Round Five – Imola

At the end of the opening lap, Rea and Bautista had the leading positions, whilst Tom Sykes (BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team) occupied third and Michael van der Mark (Pata Yamaha WorldSBK Team) was riding well from eighth on the grid to be in fourth.

Completing the top five, Alex Lowes (Pata Yamaha WorldSBK Team) whilst Leon Haslam (Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK Team) slipped to sixth. One of the biggest movers and shakers on the opening lap was Toprak Razgatlioglu (Turkish Puccetti Racing), who was up four positions into seventh!

WSBK Rnd Imola Saturday Race Action Rea
2019 World Superbike
Round Five – Imola

As the race settled down, Rea built a comfortable lead and was extending his advantage over Bautista by around 0.7s per lap. Bautista in turn was escaping the attention of Sykes but the main battle through the race was for fourth, with van der Mark leading Lowes, whilst Razgatlioglu was now in sixth, ahead of Haslam.

WSBK Rnd Imola Saturday Race Action Bautista
Toprak Razgatliogl

Michael Ruben Rinaldi (BARNI Racing Team) was a rider making great progress too, all the way up into the top ten by the mid-point of the race from 17th on the grid. The Italian was putting in a fantastic performance for his and Ducati’s home fans. Fellow Italian and Independent rider Marco Melandri (GRT Yamaha WorldSBK) was also on the charge through the field.

British rider Alex Lowes began to slip back, having been ill all weekend. Soon, a traditional ‘Marco Melandri block-pass’ at the final corner by the Italian pushed Lowes back into eighth. However, he would soon be promoted as a disaster for Tom Sykes occurred, with the BMW S 1000 RR suffering more mechanical gremlins, robbing the 2013 WorldSBK champ of a certain podium.

WSBK Rnd Imola Saturday Race Action Melandri
2019 World Superbike
Round Five – Imola

Sykes’ demise promoted a huge battle between van der Mark and Razgatlioglu for the final podium position.

WSBK Rnd Imola Saturday Race Action Razgatlioglu
Toprak Razgatliogl

The Turkish star made his move in the closing stages and got ahead of van der Mark. Then, a grandstand finish between the two, swapping paint and trading blows on the penultimate lap, colliding twice and bringing Leon Haslam back into the mix. Imola was once more providing thrilling action.

WSBK Rnd Imola Saturday Race Action Haslam
2019 World Superbike
Round Five – Imola – Leon Haslam

Meanwhile, in a league of his own, Jonathan Rea blitzed the opposition in a vintage fashion, taking his first win of the season to end the run of victories by Alvaro Bautista. The Spaniard maintains a healthy championship lead with a second-place finish and then, in the battle for third, Toprak held on for his third WorldSBK podium! Michael van der Mark and Leon Haslam completed the top five!

WSBK Rnd Imola Saturday Race Action Van Der Mark
2019 World Superbike
Round Five – Imola

Inside the top six from a poor Tissot Superpole, Marco Melandri was ahead of Alex Lowes, with Michael Ruben Rinaldi eighth after his antics earlier on in the day. Lorenzo Zanetti (Motocorsa Racing) was an impressive ninth as his wildcard weekend unfolded. Completing the top ten, the sole-surviving BMW of Markus Reiterberger (BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team).

Outside of the top ten was Jordi Torres (Team Pedercini Racing) who had a disappointing ride, whilst a phenomenal performance for super-sub Tommy Bridewell (Team Goeleven) saw the British rider come home in 12th. Hector Barbera (Orelac Racing VerdNatura), Ryuichi Kiyonari (Moriwaki Althea Honda Team) and Alessandro Delbianco (Althea Mie Racing Team) completed the points. Sandro Cortese (GRT Yamaha WorldSBK) had a fast crash at Acque Minerale in the closing stages.

It is Jonathan Rea’s eighth win at Imola and his 72nd career victory in WorldSBK, ending his longest winless run since 2013. It is also the 128th win for Kawasaki in WorldSBK.

WSBK Rnd Imola Saturday Race Podium
#ITAWorldSBK at Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari Imola: Race 1
1. Jonathan Rea (Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK)
2. Alvaro Bautista (ARUBA.IT Racing – Ducati) +7.832
3. Toprak Razgatlioglu (Turkish Puccetti Racing) +19.968

P1 – Jonathan Rea (Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK)

“I am so happy that I finally got my first win this season, especially here in Imola where the fans are always incredible, the atmosphere is good, and I love the circuit. My team gave me a great bike, and since Assen I’ve been hard training, trying to visualize winning this race here, so I am glad I did it because I put a lot of pressure on myself. Now we can relax a little bit and enjoy this moment, but wake up tomorrow with the same target. Thanks to my team for never losing hope and continuing to push the bike. I am really satisfied with that victory ”.


P2 – Alvaro Bautista (ARUBA.IT Racing – DUCATI)

“It was amazing to race here in front of all the Ducati fans. They made this moment special! It was not easy for me since it was my first time racing here. We all had a strong pace, and we even set a new lap time record which means that the level is high. I had been struggling here more than in other race track, but still, I am pleased. Today Jonathan was really strong, his pace was incredible, but I am happy I finished second on the podium in front of all our fans”.


P3 – Toprak Razgatlioglu (Turkish Puccetti Racing)

“I am so happy to be back on the podium! My goal is to battle for it more often this season. Last year we didn’t make a good result here in Imola, so I am really pleased that we were able to make such a big step forward and even get to the podium”.


  • WSBK Race One
  • WSBK Superpole
  • Standings

WSBK Race One

PosNo. RiderBikeGap
1J.   ReaKawasaki ZX-10RR0.000
2A.  BautistaDucati Panigale V4 R7.832
3T.   RazgatliogluKawasaki ZX-10RR19.291
4M. Van Der MarkYamaha YZF R119.968
5L.   HaslamKawasaki ZX-10RR20.111
6M. MelandriYamaha YZF R131.846
7A.  LowesYamaha YZF R132.024
8M. RinaldiDucati Panigale V4 R34.107
9L.   ZanettiDucati Panigale V4 R34.814
10M. ReiterbergerBMW S1000 RR40.196
11J.   TorresKawasaki ZX-10RR51.426
12T.   BridewellDucati Panigale V4 R55.235
13H.  BarberaKawasaki ZX-10RR56.539
14R.  KiyonariHonda CBR1000RR101.025
15A.  DelbiancoHonda CBR1000RR127.025
Not Classified
RET11 S.  CorteseYamaha YZF R15 Laps
RET66 T.   SykesBMW S1000 RR10 Laps
RET7 C.  DaviesDucati Panigale V4 R18 Laps

WSBK Superpole

Pos RiderBikeTimeGap
1C.  DaviesDucati Panigale V4 R1’45.1800.000
2J.   ReaKawasaki ZX-10RR1’45.3070.127
3A.  BautistaDucati Panigale V4 R1’46.0810.901
4L.   HaslamKawasaki ZX-10RR1’46.2881,108
5A.  LowesYamaha YZF R11’46.3061,126
6T.   SykesBMW S1000 RR1’46.3581,178
7M. ReiterbergerBMW S1000 RR1’46.5991,419
8M. Van Der MarkYamaha YZF R11’46.7941,614
9J.   TorresKawasaki ZX-10RR1’46.8441,664
10S.  CorteseYamaha YZF R11’47.0731,893
11T.   RazgatliogluKawasaki ZX-10RR1’47.1691,989
12M. MelandriYamaha YZF R11’47.2222,042
13L.   ZanettiDucati Panigale V4 R1’47.4182,238
14H.  BarberaKawasaki ZX-10RR1’48.2543,074
15R.  KiyonariHonda CBR1000RR1’48.2903,110
16T.   BridewellDucati Panigale V4 R1’48.7433,563
17M. RinaldiDucati Panigale V4 R1’48.7833,603
18A.  DelbiancoHonda CBR1000RR1’49.0843,904
19L.   CamierHonda CBR1000RR//

Standings

PosRiderPtsPolesRacesPodiumsWins2ND PL
1 A Bautista25631212111
2 J Rea20811212110
3 A Lowes135012400
4 M Van Der Mark128012201
5 L Haslam104012200
6 M Melandri79012100
7 C Davies76112200
8 S Cortese64012000
9 T Razgatlioglu62012100
10 T Sykes54012000
11 J Torres54012000
12 M R Rinaldi44012000
13 M Reiterberger41012000
14 E Laverty32010000
15 L Camier26010000
16 R Kiyonari12012000
17 L Mercado1107000
18 L Zanetti701000
19 T Bridewell401000
20 A Delbianco4012000
21 H Barbera303000

World Supersport Superpole

The FIM Supersport World Championship was back in action at Imola and in a fierce Tissot Superpole session, it was Randy Krummenacher (BARDAHL Evan Bros. WorldSSP Team) who clinched pole position at home. The Swiss, who has looked one of the fastest riders all weekend, took his third pole position and became the first Swiss to take back-to-back poles in WorldSSP.

WSBK Rnd Imola Saturday Superpole Action Krummenacher
Randy Krummenacher

In what has been a circuit that has seen much drama for Krummenacher so far in the Pirelli Italian Round, the championship leader made it count when it counted. Storming to a new lap record and pole position in the final moments of the Tissot Superpole, Krummenacher will lead the field down to the Tamburello Chicane for the first time on Sunday. Teammate Federico Caricasulo completed the session in second place to make it a BARDAHL Evan Bros. WorldSSP Team one-two, whilst Jules Cluzel (GMT94 YAMAHA) completed row one, despite crashing at the final corner in the last moments of the session.

WSBK Rnd Imola Saturday Superpole Action Caricasulo
Federico Caricasulo

Row two features Thomas Gradinger (Kallio Racing) in fourth position, a solid starting place after his crash on Friday. Behind him is Japanese sensation Hikari Okubo (Kawasaki Puccetti Racing), who was the first non-Yamaha ride and once again, impressing aboard the Kawasaki ZX-6R. Row two is completed by Raffaele De Rosa (MV AGUSTA Reparto Corse), who achieved his best WorldSSP qualifying at Imola.

WSBK Rnd Imola Saturday Superpole Action Cluzel
Jules Cluzel

Behind the top half-dozen, Frenchman Lucas Mahias (Kawasaki Puccetti Racing) was in seventh place, less than half-a-second from the front row. Ayrton Badovini (Team Pedercini Racing) continued his positive weekend and used his experience to place in eighth position, ahead of fellow experienced Italian Massimo Roccoli (Team Rossa Corsa), who was an impressive wildcard in ninth place. Fellow wildcard Luca Ottaviani (SGM Tecnic) completed the top ten.

Hannes Soomer (MPM WILSport Racedays) was top Honda rider in 11th position, whilst other notable names such as Maria Herrera (MS Racing) and Rob Hartog (Team Hartog – Against Cancer) were 15th and 22nd respectively.


Pole position – Randy Krummenacher (BARDAHL Evan Bros. WorldSSP Team)

“Today was a great day compared to the hard times we faced yesterday. Also this morning we had some difficulties but the team did a great job and we found a good strategy for the Tissot Superpole. I felt good on the bike but I didn’t feel like I was doing a perfect lap. I was surprised when I saw the lap time and thought “Ok, that is a good one”. I am happy and ready for the race”.


PosRiderBikeTimeGap
1R.  KrummenacherYamaha YZF R61’50.2390.000
2F.   CaricasuloYamaha YZF R61’50.6710.432
3J.   CluzelYamaha YZF R61’51.1880.949
4T.   GradingerYamaha YZF R61’51.3291.090
5H.  OkuboKawasaki ZX-6R1’51.3871.148
6R.  De RosaMV Agusta F3 6751’51.4441.205
7L.   MahiasKawasaki ZX-6R1’51.6681.429
8A.  BadoviniKawasaki ZX-6R1’51.8861.647
9M. RoccoliYamaha YZF R61’52.2131.974
10L.   OttavianiYamaha YZF R61’52.2832.044
11H.  SoomerHonda CBR600RR1’52.5262.287
12I.    VinalesYamaha YZF R61’52.5762.337
13P.   SebestyenHonda CBR600RR1’52.6952.456
14G.  Van StraalenKawasaki ZX-6R1’52.7182.479
15M. HerreraYamaha YZF R61’52.7862.547
16L.   CressonYamaha YZF R61’52.8712.632
17F.   FuligniMV Agusta F3 6751’53.0552.816
18K.  SmithKawasaki ZX-6R1’53.1272.888
19J.   DaniloHonda CBR600RR1’53.2393.000
20G.  RuiuYamaha YZF R61’53.5363.297
21J.   Van SikkelerusHonda CBR600RR1’54.0943.855
22R.  HartogKawasaki ZX-6R1’54.4574.218
23N.  CaleroKawasaki ZX-6R1’54.9684.729
24A.  CoppolaHonda CBR600RR1’55.1214.882
25C.  StangeHonda CBR600RR1’55.8225.583
NQF.   MasseiYamaha YZF R61’58.9208.681
NQG.  MaternKawasaki ZX-6R2’02.27612.037

World Supersport 300

In the usual frantic and chaotic manner, WorldSSP300 took to the famed Imola layout for their Tissot Superpole sessions. On pole position, it was Group A rider Mika Perez (Scuderia Maranga Racing), who slotted in a tidy time to take his fifth career pole, the most of anyone in the WorldSSP300 class.

With Spaniard Mika Perez came pace and intelligence, giving himself valuable track time, not only in the racing pack but also on his own, gaining experience and knowledge in both scenarios. However, the 2018 WorldSSP300 runner-up suffered a crash at Turn 6 but was up and OK. Joining him on the front row is French rider Hugo De Cancellis (Team Trasimeno Yamaha) and reigning WorldSSP300 champion and 2018 Imola winner, Ana Carrasco (Kawasaki Provec WorldSSP300).

WSBK Rnd Imola Saturday Superpole Action Hugo De Cancellis
Hugo De Cancellis

Row two sees the first of the Group B riders and the first Italian; Bruno Ieraci (Kawasaki GP Project) starts fourth, despite crashing in the final few moments of the Group B Tissot Superpole session. Fifth position went to Ferran Hernandez Moyano (BCD Yamaha MS Racing) ahead of Jan-Ole Jahnig (Freudenberg KTM Junior Team).

WSBK Rnd Imola Saturday Superpole Action Carrasco
Ana Carrasco

French rider Andy Verdoia (BCD Yamaha MS Racing) starts from seventh on the grid, with championship leader Manuel Gonzalez (Kawasaki ParkinGO Team) only able to achieve eighth position. Scott Deroue is 0.006s further back in ninth position. Completing the top ten is 2017 WorldSSP300 champion Marc Garcia (DS Junior Team).


Pole Position – Mika Perez (Scuderia Maranga Racing)

“I am pleased with my first pole position this year. We’ve been fast all weekend and proved that we are ready for a great battle. It is unbelievable, but I gave my maximum during that lap. In Aragon and Assen we struggled a lot but my team did an incredible job, and now we are on pole position again! Tomorrow it will be a challenging race, and I expect that there will be a big group of riders all fighting for the victory, but I will try to push in the first stages of the race. We don’t know what the weather exactly will be tomorrow, but even if it rains, I feel that we are ready”.

WSBK Rnd Imola Saturday Superpole Action Perez
Mika Perez

  • SSP300 Superpole Combined
  • SSP300 Last Chance Race

SSP300 Superpole Combined

PosRiderBikeClassSuperpoleGap
1M. PerezKawasaki Ninja 400A206.3510.000
2H. De CancellisYamaha YZF-R3A206.6700.319
3A.  CarrascoKawasaki Ninja 400A206.7540.403
4B.  IeraciKawasaki Ninja 400B206.8040.453
5F.  Hernandez MoyanoYamaha YZF-R3A207.0430.692
6J.  JahnigKTM RC 390 RA207.0490.698
7A.  VerdoïaYamaha YZF-R3B207.0760.725
8M. GonzalezKawasaki Ninja 400A207.0890.738
9S.  DeroueKawasaki Ninja 400B207.0950.744
10M. GarciaKawasaki Ninja 400A207.1470.796
11K.  SabatucciYamaha YZF-R3B207.1500.799
12R. SchotmanKawasaki Ninja 400A207.2290.878
13J.  BuisKawasaki Ninja 400B207.3410.990
14O. BonoliYamaha YZF-R3A207.4281.077
15B.  NeilaYamaha YZF-R3B207.5941.243
16V.  SteemanKTM RC 390 RB207.6271.276
17G. Hendra PratamaYamaha YZF-R3A207.6721.321
18E.  De La VegaKawasaki Ninja 400B207.7881.437
19J.  FaccoYamaha YZF-R3B207.8271.476
20J.  ForayKawasaki Ninja 400B207.8531.502
21E.  VocinoYamaha YZF-R3A207.8761.525
22T.  EdwardsKawasaki Ninja 400A207.8861.535
23M. KapplerKTM RC 390 RB208.1171.766
24T.  KawakamiYamaha YZF-R3A208.3221.971
25K.  MeuffelsKTM RC 390 RA208.3812.030
26M. BastianelliKawasaki Ninja 400A208.5072.156
27F.  RovelliKawasaki Ninja 400B208.6472.296
28D. OttenKawasaki Ninja 400A208.6502.299
29M. PedeneauYamaha YZF-R3B208.6852.334
30M. BerteYamaha YZF-R3B208.8652.514
31L.  DotiKTM RC 390 RA208.8742.523
32D. IozzoKawasaki Ninja 400A209.1572.806
33O. KönigKawasaki Ninja 400A209.1862.835
34D. BlinYamaha YZF-R3B209.2672.916
35D. LoureiroKawasaki Ninja 400B209.3252.974
36G. MoraYamaha YZF-R3A209.6253.274
37F.  GomezKawasaki Ninja 400B209.7103.359
38F.  De BruinYamaha YZF-R3B209.8293.478
39V.  SchwarzKawasaki Ninja 400B209.9403.589
40P.  GiacominiKawasaki Ninja 400A209.9613.610
41G. SconzaYamaha YZF-R3B210.2773.926
42J.  HydeKawasaki Ninja 400B211.2424.891
43B.  MolinaYamaha YZF-R3A211.2674.916
44T.  BramichKawasaki Ninja 400B211.3064.955
45K.  ArduiniKawasaki Ninja 400A211.4325.081
46K.  HartmannYamaha YZF-R3A211.4555.104
47B.  SanchezKawasaki Ninja 400B212.0365.685
48R. DoreYamaha YZF-R3B212.3996.048
49A.  QuinetHonda CBR500RB212.9916.640
50K.  AloisiKawasaki Ninja 400A213.3787.027
51S.  NaudKawasaki Ninja 400A213.4147.063
52A.  PelikanovaKawasaki Ninja 400B215.7769.425
53N. KalininKawasaki Ninja 400A//
54B.  SofuogluKawasaki Ninja 400B//
55M. Luna BayenKawasaki Ninja 400A///
56Y.  OkayaKawasaki Ninja 400B//

SSP300 Last Chance Race

PosNo. RiderBikeClassGap
121 B.  SanchezKawasaki Ninja 400B0.000
252 O.  KönigKawasaki Ninja 400A0.236
320 D.  LoureiroKawasaki Ninja 400B1.040
413 D.  IozzoKawasaki Ninja 400A1.301
591 G.  MoraYamaha YZF-R3A1.314
62 L.   DotiKTM RC 390 RA2.503
723 P.   GiacominiKawasaki Ninja 400A8.218
816 M. Luna BayenKawasaki Ninja 400A10.798
935 F.   De BruinYamaha YZF-R3B11.909
1044 T.   BramichKawasaki Ninja 400B20.990
1161 Y.   OkayaKawasaki Ninja 400B28.030
1219 B.  MolinaYamaha YZF-R3A28.576
1333 K.  HartmannYamaha YZF-R3A28.623
1482 J.   HydeKawasaki Ninja 400B28.911
1511 K.  ArduiniKawasaki Ninja 400A29.013
1612 R.  DoreYamaha YZF-R3B38.725
179 S.  NaudKawasaki Ninja 400A50.682
1832 A.  PelikanovaKawasaki Ninja 400B102.340
1993 A.  QuinetHonda CBR500RB102.863
2030 D.  BlinYamaha YZF-R3B104.709
2160 G.  SconzaYamaha YZF-R3B116.039
RET22 N.  KalininKawasaki Ninja 400A3 Laps
RET99 F.   GomezKawasaki Ninja 400B8 Laps
RET84 K.  AloisiKawasaki Ninja 400A8 Laps
RET77 V.  SchwarzKawasaki Ninja 400B10 Laps

AEST Time Schedule for Imola WorldSBK

  • Sunday

Sunday

TimeClassSession
1700WSBKWUP
1725WSSP600WUP
1750WSSP300WUP
1900WSBKSuperpole Race
2015WSSP600Race
2200WSBKRace 2
2315WSSP300Race

 

 

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