WorldSBK 2026

Round Seven – Misano – Sunday

Nicolò Bulega completed a Misano hat-trick to make it 21 wins from 21 WorldSBK races this season, while Albert Arenas, David Salvador and Maria Herrera also claimed Sunday victories.

Nicolò Bulega completed a dream home weekend at Misano, sweeping all three WorldSBK races and continuing one of the most extraordinary winning runs the championship has seen.

The Aruba.it Racing – Ducati rider added victory in Sunday morning’s Superpole Race and Sunday afternoon’s Race 2 to his Saturday Race 1 triumph, leaving the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli with a perfect haul from the Pirelli Emilia-Romagna Round.

Bulega has now won all 21 WorldSBK races held so far in 2026, and 25 in succession including the final four races of last season. Race 2 also marked his seventh hat-trick of the season, the first time a rider has achieved seven triple wins in a single WorldSBK campaign.

It was also a landmark weekend for his place in Italian WorldSBK history, with Bulega moving past Marco Melandri for the most podiums by an Italian rider in the championship.

Iker Lecuona again followed him home in both Sunday races, while Yari Montella completed the podium in both to seal a remarkable three third-place finishes from three starts at his home round.

In the support categories, Albert Arenas struck back in WorldSSP to extend his championship lead, David Salvador won a WorldSPB thriller by just 0.039s over Australia’s Carter Thompson, and Maria Herrera again held off Beatriz Neila in WorldWCR, this time by only 0.075s.

Aussie Angle

Carter Thompson was again the standout Australian performer, backing up Saturday’s WorldSPB podium with second place on Sunday. He missed victory by just 0.039s and leaves Misano having been in the victory fight in both Sportbike races.

Remy Gardner rebounded from his Saturday crash with eighth in WorldSBK Race 2, his best result of the season so far. The GYTR GRT Yamaha rider had finished 13th in the Superpole Race before moving forward in the longer race.

Oli Bayliss had a mixed WorldSSP weekend. Seventh on Saturday was a strong result, but Sunday proved harder in the heat and he finished 16th.

Tayla Relph’s WorldWCR Race 2 ended in frustration after the opening-lap Turn 8 incident, while Taiyo Aksu finished 18th in WorldSPB Race 2 on the PATA AG Motorsport Italia Honda CBR600RR.

Full Coverage Continues

Further below is full race-by-race coverage, full results, and updated championship standings from WorldSBK, WorldSSP, WorldSPB, and WorldWCR. All on one page for your convenience.

WorldSBK Race Two

Bulega seals seventh hat-trick

Race 2 was not quite as straightforward at the start as Bulega’s lights-to-flag official lead suggests.

Lecuona attacked early and challenged through the opening half-lap, but Bulega regained control and led all 21 laps. Once clear, he began to apply the pressure, and the decisive moment came on lap five. Bulega set the fastest lap of the race, a 1m32.735s, while Lecuona ran off at Turn 12, leaving the Italian with a more comfortable buffer.

From there, Bulega controlled the race to win by 5.101 seconds. His 21st win from 21 races this season drew him level with Toprak Razgatlioglu’s 2025 season total for the second-highest number of wins in a single WorldSBK campaign, behind Alvaro Bautista’s 27 in 2023.

Lecuona finished second for the 18th consecutive race, extending a record streak of runner-up finishes, while also helping deliver another Aruba.it Racing – Ducati one-two.

The battle for third was the main unresolved question for much of the race. Bassani had moved into the podium position early and looked set for a first Misano podium since 2023, keeping Montella at bay despite constant pressure.

But on lap 17, Bassani lost the front at Turn 8, La Quercia, while running third. He rejoined briefly but returned to pit lane and retired, ending what had been one of his strongest weekends of the season.

Montella inherited third and brought the Barni Spark Racing Team Ducati home for his third podium of the weekend. After the Aragon disappointment, Misano became an important reset: three races, three third places, and a move back to third in the championship.

Alex Lowes started from tenth after his Superpole Race retirement but recovered strongly to finish fourth for bimota, while Tarran Mackenzie claimed an excellent fifth, his best dry-weather WorldSBK result. Alberto Surra was sixth for Motocorsa Racing, extending his points-scoring run, with Andrea Locatelli again leading Yamaha home in seventh.

Remy Gardner completed a much better Sunday afternoon for GYTR GRT Yamaha by finishing eighth, his best WorldSBK result of the season. Michael van der Mark was ninth for ROKiT BMW after a late fight with Sam Lowes, the pair split by just 0.037s at the line.

Xavi Vierge finished 11th, only 0.017s ahead of Garrett Gerloff, while Somkiat Chantra took 13th for Honda HRC, his best WorldSBK result so far. Lorenzo Baldassarri recovered to 15th after stopping with a technical issue and rejoining, salvaging a point from a race that had promised much more on pace.

There was early attrition. Alvaro Bautista crashed at Turn 8 on lap one after contact, Bahattin Sofuoglu crashed at Turn 13 on lap two, and Oliveira retired after seven laps. BMW later framed Oliveira’s Race 2 exit as a consequence of his remaining physical limitations during his comeback weekend, after the Portuguese rider had taken eighth in Race 1 and sixth in the Superpole Race.

After seven rounds, Bulega leads the WorldSBK championship on 434 points, 121 clear of Lecuona. Montella is third on 170, ahead of Alex Lowes on 156, Sam Lowes on 148 and Bassani on 128.

WorldSBK Race Two Results

POS	RIDER	BIKE	Time/GAP	SPEED
1	N Bulega	Duc	32m49.765	279.1
2	I Lecuona	Duc	+5.101	276.9
3	Y Montella	Duc	+14.016	276.2
4	A Lowes	Bim	+15.959	279.1
5	T Mackenzie	Duc	+18.733	279.8
6	A Surra	Duc	+20.258	276.2
7	A Locatelli	Yam	+22.107	275.5
8	R Gardner	Yam	+22.886	274.8
9	M van der Mark	BMW	+27.624	277.6
10	S Lowes	Duc	+27.661	278.4
11	X Vierge	Yam	+29.545	277.6
12	G Gerloff	Kaw	+29.562	279.1
13	S Chantra	Hon	+31.979	276.2
14	T Bridewell	Duc	+33.114	279.1
15	L Baldassarri	Duc	+34.074	276.2
16	S Manzi	Yam	+51.403	270.7
17	M Rato	Yam	+1m01.535	272.7
18	R Vickers	Hon	+1m05.902	274.1
RET	A Bassani	Bim	DNF	274.8
RET	M Oliveira	BMW	DNF	281.3
RET	B Sofuoglu	Yam	DNF	273.4
RET	A Bautista	Duc	DNF	273.4

WorldSBK Superpole Race

Bulega makes it 20 from 20

Bulega started Sunday by converting pole position into another victory in the 10-lap Superpole Race, taking the chequered flag 1.133 seconds clear of Lecuona.

The result made it 20 wins from 20 WorldSBK races in 2026 at that point, and also pushed Bulega’s overall winning streak to 24 races. He led all ten laps according to the official timing sheet and set a new race lap record of 1m31.945s on lap four.

Lecuona was closer in the sprint than he had been in Race 1, keeping Bulega honest in the early laps, but the Italian gradually edged away to bank another full set of Sunday morning points.

Montella took third, 7.422s from the win, giving Ducati another top-three lockout and ensuring the front row for Race 2 would be Bulega, Lecuona and Montella.

Axel Bassani finished fourth for bimota at the manufacturer’s home round, ahead of Lorenzo Baldassarri and Miguel Oliveira. Oliveira’s sixth was a strong result in his comeback weekend after injury, and it put him onto the second row for Race 2.

Alberto Surra crossed the line in fifth but was penalised for an unsafe rejoin and dropped to seventh, behind Baldassarri and Oliveira. Andrea Locatelli was eighth for Yamaha, with Tarran Mackenzie ninth and Stefano Manzi tenth.

Alex Lowes had been running fourth before retiring with a technical issue, while Sam Lowes crashed at Turn 4, Tommy Bridewell went down at Turn 2, and Xavi Vierge crashed at Turn 16.

WorldSBK Superpole Race Results

POS	RIDER	BIKE	TIME/GAP	SPEED
1	N Bulega	Duc	15m27.153	274.8
2	I Lecuona	Duc	+1.133	276.9
3	Y Montella	Duc	+7.422	274.1
4	A Bassani	Bim	+11.940	279.8
5	L Baldassarri	Duc	+13.754	278.4
6	M Oliveira	BMW	+14.143	279.8
7	A Surra	Duc	+15.960	274.8
8	A Locatelli	Yam	+16.572	275.5
9	T Mackenzie	Duc	+16.638	279.8
10	S Manzi	Yam	+18.668	271.4
11	M van der Mark	BMW	+18.936	276.9
12	A Bautista	Duc	+19.155	281.3
13	R Gardner	Yam	+19.982	275.5
14	G Gerloff	Kaw	+20.143	279.1
15	S Chantra	Hon	+24.498	275.5
16	B Sofuoglu	Yam	+25.377	272.0
17	R Vickers	Hon	+27.662	273.4
18	M Rato	Yam	+34.712	271.4
RET	A Lowes	Bim	DNF	273.4
RET	X Vierge	Yam	DNF	278.4
RET	T Bridewell	Duc	DNF	276.2
RET	S Lowes	Duc	DNF	275.5

WorldSBK Championship Points

POS	RIDER	POINTS
1	N Bulega	434
2	I Lecuona	313
3	Y Montella	170
4	A Lowes	156
5	S Lowes	148
6	A Bassani	128
7	L Baldassarri	123
8	A Bautista	99
9	M Oliveira	97
10	A Surra	95
11	G Gerloff	91
12	A Locatelli	91
13	T Mackenzie	81
14	X Vierge	65
15	D Petrucci	46
16	T Bridewell	45
17	R Gardner	38
18	S Manzi	34
19	M van der Mark	23
20	S Chantra	8
21	T Nagashima	7
22	J Rea	4
23	B Sofuoglu	4
24	M Rato	2
25	R Vickers	1

WorldSSP Race Two

Arenas responds with dominant win

After being beaten on the final lap in Race 1, Albert Arenas responded perfectly in Sunday’s second WorldSSP race.

The AS BLU CRU Racing Team rider led all 18 laps at Misano, controlling the race from the front and taking his fourth win of the season by 1.976 seconds over Tom Booth-Amos.

Arenas had been frustrated by three consecutive second places, but Race 2 was much cleaner from his side. With less headwind down the straight and a stronger rhythm from the start, he was able to build a gap and manage the race on his terms.

Booth-Amos was one of the Sunday standouts. The PTR Triumph rider had finished fourth on Saturday after a final-lap battle with Can Öncü and Jaume Masia, then backed that up with second place on Sunday, his best result of the season so far. He moved past Aldi Satya Mahendra and then held him off to the flag.

Mahendra completed the podium in third, giving AS BLU CRU Racing Team a double podium. The Indonesian had shown front-group pace early and set the fastest lap of the race on lap five with a 1m37.518s, but eventually had to settle for third behind Booth-Amos.

Masia finished fourth for Orelac Racing Verdnatura, while Jeremy Alcoba produced one of the rides of the race for Kawasaki WorldSSP Team, climbing from 19th on the grid to fifth. Mattia Casadei was sixth, ahead of Matteo Ferrari and Filippo Farioli.

Race 1 winner Valentin Debise started from pole but could not reproduce Saturday’s late-race pace. He was classified ninth after a penalty, ahead of Öncü in tenth.

Oli Bayliss had been in the thick of the midfield fight but slipped to 16th after a mistake at Quercia. It was a tougher Sunday after his strong seventh place in Race 1.

Arenas leaves Misano with 251 points and a 56-point championship lead.

WorldSSP Race Two Results

POS	RIDER	BIKE	TIME/GAP	SPEED
1	A Arenas	Yam	29m29.899	241.6
2	T Booth-Amos	Tri	+1.976	245.5
3	A Mahendra	Yam	+3.160	243.8
4	J Masia	Duc	+5.167	244.3
5	J Alcoba	Kaw	+8.513	246.6
6	M Casadei	Duc	+8.559	243.8
7	M Ferrari	Duc	+8.740	246.0
8	F Farioli	Yam	+9.745	243.2
9	V Debise	ZXM	+10.000	244.9
10	C Oncu	Yam	+10.240	246.0
11	S Jespersen	Duc	+10.750	243.2
12	R Garcia	Yam	+10.883	246.0
13	D Aegerter	Kaw	+11.369	245.5
14	A Zaccone	Duc	+11.542	242.2
15	P Oettl	Duc	+12.576	248.8
16	O Bayliss	Tri	+12.860	247.1
17	L Mahias	Yam	+13.052	242.7
18	M Ramirez	QJM	+18.687	244.9
19	J Whatley	Duc	+18.760	245.5
20	R De Rosa	QJM	+18.959	246.6
21	F Caricasulo	ZXM	+19.443	241.6
22	J Cretaro	MVA	+21.427	244.3
23	L Taccini	Duc	+22.831	243.8
24	C Perolari	Hon	+22.888	242.7
25	O Vostatek	Tri	+22.931	246.0
26	A Giombini	MVA	+23.115	246.6
27	B Jimenez	Duc	+27.078	246.6
28	Y Okamoto	Yam	+31.035	242.2
29	X Cardelus	Yam	+39.018	244.3
30	A Kofler	Yam	+41.009	241.6
31	A Carrasco	Hon	+48.975	240.5
RET	O Konig	Tri	DNF	241.1
RET	K Zannoni	Duc	DNF	241.6
RET	H Garzo	Duc	DNF	243.2

WorldSSP Championship Points

POS	RIDER	POINTS
1	A Arenas	251
2	V Debise	195
3	J Masia	179
4	C Oncu	159
5	P Oettl	122
6	T Booth-Amos	115
7	M Ferrari	110
8	A Zaccone	109
9	J Alcoba	100
10	A Mahendra	95
11	R Garcia	93
12	L Mahias	78
13	S Jespersen	64
14	O Bayliss	62
15	M Casadei	49
16	F Farioli	41
17	D Aegerter	31
18	F Caricasulo	27
19	J Whatley	26
20	O Vostatek	18
21	C Perolari	17
22	A Giombini	13
23	Y Okamoto	3
24	X Cardelus	2
25	K Zannoni	1

WorldSPB Race Two

Salvador beats Thompson by 0.039s

WorldSPB again produced one of the races of the day, with David Salvador snatching victory after a frantic 12-lap scrap in which the lead changed repeatedly.

The Team ProDina Kawasaki XCI rider beat Australian Carter Thompson by just 0.039s, with birthday boy Fenton Seabright third only 0.148s from the win.

The lap chart reflected the constant movement at the front. Salvador led the first two laps, Seabright led lap three, Salvador was back ahead on lap four, Thompson led laps five to eight, Salvador reclaimed the lead on laps nine and ten, Seabright led lap 11, and Salvador hit the front again on the final lap.

The Turn 8 and Curvone sequence became central to the race. Salvador was strong on the brakes at Turn 8, while Thompson repeatedly fought back through Curvone. On the final lap, Salvador made the decisive move stick and held Thompson off by less than half a tenth of a second.

Thompson’s second place backed up his Saturday podium and was another excellent result for the Team BrCorse rider. Across the two Misano races, the Australian finished third and second, and again stood out as the leading Yamaha rider in the class. He also recorded the equal-best race speed-trap figure at 214.3 km/h.

Seabright completed the podium for PHR Performance Triumph, making amends for Saturday’s penalty-hit result. His third place also rounded out a strong weekend for Triumph after Bruno Ieraci had given the Daytona 660 its first WorldSPB win in Race 1.

Filippo Bianchi finished fourth to complete an impressive wildcard weekend, ahead of Xavi Artigas and Jeffrey Buis. Matteo Vannucci set a new race lap record of 1m42.697s on lap nine but finished seventh after earlier losing ground.

Antonio Torres originally featured further up the order but was classified tenth after a three-second penalty for irresponsible riding. Ieraci’s Sunday ended almost immediately when he crashed at Turn 3 on the opening lap, while Loris Veneman was also out after another incident early in the race.

Salvador’s win extended his championship lead. After five of eight rounds, he heads the standings on 164 points, ahead of Torres on 130 and Artigas on 129.

WorldSPB Race Two Results

POS	RIDER	BIKE	TIME/GAP	SPEED
1	D Salvador	Kaw	20m47.645	208.9
2	C Thompson	Yam	+0.039	214.3
3	F Seabright	Tri	+0.148	213.0
4	F Bianchi	Apr	+0.942	214.3
5	X Artigas	Kaw	+1.055	211.4
6	J Buis	Suz	+1.097	211.8
7	M Vannucci	Apr	+1.167	215.6
8	M Gaggi	Yam	+1.359	211.4
9	J Osuna	Kaw	+1.523	211.4
10	A Torres	Kaw	+3.772	212.2
11	M Gennai	Yam	+4.789	210.5
12	F Fleerackers	Suz	+4.860	213.0
13	A Fuertes	Kaw	+4.997	209.7
14	J Risueno	Kaw	+5.144	213.0
15	K Beekmans	Suz	+5.665	210.1
16	H Dessoy	Tri	+12.341	211.8
17	M Sorrenti	Apr	+12.576	210.5
18	T Aksu	Hon	+15.563	212.6
19	J Correa	Kaw	+17.427	213.0
20	I Peristeras	Apr	+17.624	210.5
21	E Bartolini	Tri	+19.010	213.4
22	G Cazard	Yam	+21.440	213.0
23	A Agaska	Yam	+35.627	211.4
24	A Zanca	Kov	+50.135	208.1
25	A Di Persio	Yam	+59.760	214.3
RET	B Fernandez	Kov	DNF	209.3
RET	H Maier	Yam	DNF	209.7
RET	T Sovicka	Yam	DNF	207.3
RET	G Sanchez	Yam	DNF	210.9
RET	L Veneman	Kaw	DNF	209.3
RET	T Benetti	Apr	DNF	212.6
RET	B Ieraci	Tri	DNF	211.4

WorldSPB Championship Points

POS	RIDER	POINTS
1	D Salvador	164
2	A Torres	130
3	X Artigas	129
4	J Buis	107
5	M Vannucci	99
6	C Thompson	93
7	B Ieraci	88
8	F Fleerackers	84
9	F Seabright	64
10	L Veneman	62
11	A Fuertes	48
12	E Bartolini	46
13	H Dessoy	41
14	F Bianchi	33
15	M Gaggi	30
16	J Osuna	30
17	K Beekmans	25
18	M Gennai	22
19	D Poncet	18
20	B Fernandez	18
21	F Mulya	12
22	A Di Persio	12
23	T Benetti	11
24	J Risueno	11
25	J Correa	10
26	G Sanchez	4
27	H Maier	4
28	M Sorrenti	2
29	R Fernandez	1
30	T Aksu	1
31	A Agaska	1

WorldWCR Race Two

Herrera and Neila clear out again

WorldWCR again became a two-race contest at Misano: Maria Herrera and Beatriz Neila fighting for the win, and everyone else battling over the final podium place well behind them.

Herrera led all 12 laps according to the official timing sheet, although she had to work all the way to the line. Paola Ramos launched well, but Herrera was back in control by Turn 2, and from there only Neila could stay with her.

Neila kept the pressure on through the second half of the race and looked for a way through in the final stages, but Herrera defended and won by just 0.075s. The double victory gave Herrera a perfect 50-point Misano weekend and lifted her championship tally to 181 points.

Neila’s second place was her 22nd consecutive WorldWCR podium, extending her own record streak, and she remains second in the championship on 157 points.

As on Saturday, the gap from the leading pair to the rest was stark. Muklada Sarapuech finished third, but she was 13.072s behind Herrera despite the race being only 12 laps long. That was still much closer than the Race 1 split, but it again underlined the pace advantage Herrera and Neila held over the field.

Sarapuech’s third place was a major breakthrough. After losing a Race 1 podium to a penalty, the Thai rookie delivered on Sunday to claim her first WorldWCR podium and become the first Thai rider to finish on a WorldWCR rostrum.

Roberta Ponziani started from pole and held third for much of the race, but missed the podium by just 0.151s. Ramos recovered to fifth after dropping ground early, while Yvonne Cerpa completed the top six. Sara Sanchez was seventh, Natalia Rivera eighth, Joy Bruno ninth after serving a long lap penalty from Race 1, and Race 1 podium finisher Chloe Jones tenth after a double long-lap penalty for a jump start.

Australian Tayla Relph’s race was effectively over almost immediately. The official timing sheet records a Turn 8 crash on the opening lap, followed by a return to pit lane and a later rejoin. Relph later said via social media that she had been taken out into Turn 8, the team repaired the bike in pit lane, and she rejoined before retiring once there was no longer any chance of a red-flag restart.

Herrera now leads the championship on 181 points from Neila on 157, with Ramos third on 97, Ponziani fourth on 89 and Sarapuech fifth on 83.

WorldWCR Race Two Results

POS	RIDER	BIKE	TIME/GAP	SPEED
1	M Herrera	Yam	21m46.240	187.2
2	B Neila	Yam	+0.075	188.2
3	M Sarapuech	Yam	+13.072	196.4
4	R Ponziani	Yam	+13.223	191.2
5	P Ramos	Yam	+13.427	192.5
6	Y Cerpa	Yam	+13.530	192.9
7	S Sanchez	Yam	+13.691	193.9
8	N Rivera	Yam	+13.801	192.9
9	J Bruno	Yam	+20.486	190.5
10	C Jones	Yam	+20.927	192.9
11	P Ruiz	Yam	+21.144	190.1
12	J Pedemonte	Yam	+21.287	192.5
13	A Madrigal	Yam	+22.177	190.5
14	I Carreno	Yam	+22.328	192.9
15	L Vieillard	Yam	+36.216	189.8
16	A Ourednickova	Yam	+36.464	196.0
17	P Sowa	Yam	+42.116	192.5
18	L Michel	Yam	+45.304	191.8
19	D Dal Zotto	Yam	+45.390	190.8
20	M Dobbs	Yam	+47.250	192.5
21	K Hand	Yam	+47.287	193.9
22	A Barale	Yam	+1m27.136	192.2
23	G Lewis	Yam	+1m31.086	187.5
RET	K Danak	Yam	DNF	193.2
RET	E Bondi	Yam	DNF	189.1
RET	T Relph	Yam	DNF	185.6

WorldWCR Championship Points

POS	RIDER	POINTS
1	M Herrera	181
2	B Neila	157
3	P Ramos	97
4	R Ponziani	89
5	M Sarapuech	83
6	C Jones	67
7	N Rivera	62
8	P Ruiz	56
9	Y Cerpa	55
10	L Boudesseul	45
11	A Madrigal	41
12	T Relph	39
13	S Sanchez	37
14	K Danak	29
15	I Carreno	17
16	E Bondi	9
17	D Dal Zotto	9
18	L Vieillard	9
19	J Bruno	7
20	A Barale	7
21	M Dobbs	6
22	P Sowa	6
23	J Pedemonte	4
24	L Michel	3
25	A Ourednickova	3
26	K Hand	2

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2026 Motul FIM Superbike World Championship calendar

Date	Country	Circuit	WorldSBK	WorldSSP	WorldSPB
20-22 Feb	AUS	Phillip Island GP	X	X
27-29 Mar	POR	Portimao	X	X	X
17-19 Apr	NED	TT Assen	X	X	X
1-3 May	HUN	Balaton Park	X	X
15-17 May	CZE	Most	X	X	X
29-31 May	ESP	MotorLand Aragon	X	X	X
12-14 Jun	ITA	Misano – Marco Simoncelli	X	X	X
10-12 Jul	UK	Donington Park	X	X
4-6 Sep	FRA	Nevers Magny-Cours	X	X	X
25-27 Sep	ITA	Cremona	X	X	X
9-11 Oct	POR	Estoril	X	X
16-18 Oct	ESP	Jerez – Angel Nieto*	X	X	X

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2026 World Superbike Championship Entry List

Rider	Bike	Team
I.Lecuona	Duc	Aruba.It Ducati
N.Bulega	Duc	Aruba.It Ducati
D.Petrucci	BMW	ROKiT BMW Motorrad
M.Oliveira	BMW	ROKiT BMW Motorrad
A.Locatelli	Yam	Pata Maxus Yamaha
X.Vierge	Yam	Pata Maxus Yamaha
Y.Montella	Duc	Barni Spark
A.Bautista	Duc	Barni Spark
A.Lowes	Bim	bimota by Kawasaki
A.Bassani	Bim	bimota by Kawasaki
S.Chantra	Hon	Honda HRC
J.Dixon	Hon	Honda HRC
S.Manzi	Yam	GYTR GRT Yamaha
R.Gardner	Yam	GYTR GRT Yamaha
S.Lowes	Duc	ELF Marc VDS
L.Baldassarri	Duc	Goeleven
T.Mackenzie	Duc	MGM Racing
G.Gerloff	Kaw	Kawasaki WorldSBK
A.Surra	Duc	Motocorsa
M.Rato	Yam	Motoxracing
B.Sofuoglu	Yam	Motoxracing
A.Iannone	Duc	Cainam Racing

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