Round reports
Round reports
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REPORT: Bulega victorious at Donington Park as Lecuona battles from tenth to P2; Ducati win Manufacturers’ title
Ducati had a near-perfect weekend at Donington, wrapping up two world titles and winning all three races
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HOME DOUBLE: Booth-Amos makes it two from two at Donington Park, Arenas P2 as Masia snatches late P3
The #69 lands his first-ever double win in dramatic fashion at home while Arenas takes solid points to add to his lead
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TITLE RACE CONTINUES: Neila victorious from P10 after Herrera penalised for last-lap Ramos contact
A dramatic twist on Lap 1 on Saturday, followed by a twist on the final lap on Sunday as Neila returns to the podium
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BACK ON TOP: Bulega beats Montella for first Donington victory after Lecuona crashes from P1
Bulega’s victory, coupled with Bimota finishing P4 and P5, means the Aruba.it Racing – Ducati team have secured the 2026 Teams’ Championship
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Clark Victorious as Championship Blown Wide Open in Dramatic Race 2 at Donington Park
The #5 took his first win of the season in the final Race in the UK, making a splash on the title standings
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SUNDAY WARM UP: Bulega back in charge on Sunday morning a tenth quicker than Lecuona with Sam Lowes hoping for a home podium
WorldSBK is off and running in their final day in Great Britain ahead of their pair of Sunday races
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LECUONA AT LAST: The #7 claims maiden WorldSBK victory after Bulega battle as the #11’s winning streak comes to a halt
The Spanish star claimed his first win in any World Championship after an epic battle with teammate Bulega
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HOME VICTORY: Triumph’s Booth-Amos celebrates his 100th WorldSSP race with Donington Park win
The #69 gives Triumph its third-ever WorldSSP victory at Donington Park in the opening race of the weekend
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BIG DRAMA: Herrera takes WorldWCR Race 1 victory despite penalty for opening lap clash with Neila
Herrera now has one hand on the Riders’ Championship title as she improves her odds of hoisting the WorldWCR trophy on Sunday
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RECORD STREAK: Bulega makes it nine consecutive poles as he beats Rea’s record with P1 at Donington
The #11 continues to make WorldSBK history as he set the new record for consecutive poles – now up to nine
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Mottola Takes Victory in Race 1 at Donington Park
The Italian led American rider Clarke and Pastore in their first race in the United Kingdom in 2026
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ONCU STRIKES AT DONINGTON: Oncu makes it back-to-back WorldSSP poles ahead of Arenas and Booth-Amos
Friday afternoon delivered a shootout at the classic British venue.
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FRIDAY REPORT: Bulega beats Montella to top spot on Friday at Donington, Mackenzie fifth despite late FP2 crash
The Championship leader topped both Friday sessions as he continued his incredible form in 2026, with Montella separating the two factory Ducati riders
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Herrera takes her fourth pole of 2026 ahead of Neila and Ramos as the #6 sets her sights on being crowned at Donington
Herrera showed her speed in England once again on Friday as the prospect of a back-to-back title looms large
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Pastore on pole at scorching Donington Park
The Italian rider put in the fastest time of the Superpole session to secure his place at the head of the grid
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Bulega pips Lecuona by less than a tenth in FP1 at Donington, Sam Lowes rounds out the top three
It was a Ducati 1-2-3 in the opening session of the weekend as WorldSBK’s UK Round kicked off with FP1
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Arenas fortifies his title lead with Race 2 win at Misano ahead of Booth-Amos and Indonesian teammate Mahendra
The result was just what the doctor ordered for Arenas and his team as his title lead grows yet larger
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MISANO MASTERCLASS: Bulega makes history with seventh hat-trick in 2026, Lecuona and Montella on the rostrum
The #11 lost the lead at the start, re-gained it on Lap 1, and never looked back as he extended his record winning run
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SALVADOR’S LATE SURGE: The #38 claims hard-fought Race 2 victory as Thompson and Seabright complete the Misano podium
Spanish star David Salvador left it late to claim victory in Race 2 at the Italian venue, while Thompson and Seabright joined him on the rostrum; the latter on his birthday
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LAST LAP FIGHT: Herrera beats Neila by 0.075s in epic Race 2, Thai rider Sarapuech claims first WorldWCR rostrum
Herrera’s race-topping effort adds to her all-time leading tally with 27 podiums.