Portimao WorldSBK, Race One Results

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Toprak Razgatlioglu took his 11th consecutive MotoGP World Championship win in the opening race in Portimao.

BMW and Toprak Razgatliolcu took pole position at the Super Pole round as they seek a record 11th consecutive race win. Alex Luz and Danilo Petrucci joined Razgatliolcu on the front row of the grid.

After the opening 20-lap race of the weekend, Razgatliolcu and his BMW team equalled the record of winning 11 races in a row. The Turkish driver said yesterday that winning 11 races did not bother him as he was chasing a record of winning 12 races in a row.

In second place was Alvaro Bautista, who started sixth and dropped to 13th before moving up to second. This was the Spaniard’s 100th MotoGP World Championship finish, making him only the seventh rider to reach his 100th podium.

After suffering serious injuries earlier this year, Danilo Petrucci returned to the podium in the MotoGP World Championship. The Italian rider fought for the win, but failed again.

Garrett Gerloff seems to be more settled now that his future is settled. The American had his best start to a weekend all season, finishing the first race in fourth place.

After leading early on, Alex Laws had to settle for fifth. The Briton made a brilliant start and held off Razgatlioglu, but slowly fell back among the pack.

BMW had three riders in the top seven, with Michael van der Mark in sixth. The Dutchman had challenged for a podium finish, but like Lewis, he had fallen down the order.

Nicolo Bulega missed the entire first practice session and was struggling with illness throughout the weekend, but the Italian still managed to finish seventh in the first race of the weekend.

Axel Bassani had a strong finish putting his Kawasaki into the top ten as he finished the race in eighth place.

The top ten was completed by two GYTR GRT Yamaha riders. Dominique Aigerter finished ninth and Remi Gardner tenth.

There were three British riders outside the top ten with Jonathan Rea taking one point in 15th, Bradley Rae finishing 17th and Scott Redding crashing out.

Full results from the first race of the World Superbike Championship in Portimao |

2024 Portuguese MotoGP World Championship | Portimao Circuit | Race 1 Results | Round 7 of 12
position passenger Nat a team motorcycle gap
1 Toprak Razgatlioglu Türkiye ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team BMW M 1000 RR
2 Alvaro Bautista English:ESP Aruba.it Racing – Ducati Ducati Panigale V4 R +0.780
3 Danilo Petrucci Italy Barney Spark Racing Team Ducati Panigale V4 R +1.450
4 Garrett Gerloff USA Bonovo Action BMW BMW M 1000 RR +4.313
5 Alex Lewis UK Kawasaki Racing WorldSBK Team Kawasaki ZX-10RR +4.690
6 Michael Van Der Mark Need ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team BMW M 1000 RR +4.963
7 Niccolo Bulega Italy Aruba.it Racing – Ducati Ducati Panigale V4 R +5.496
8 Axel Bassani Italy Kawasaki Racing WorldSBK Team Kawasaki ZX-10RR +11.782
9 Dominique Aigerter Switzerland GYTR GRT Yamaha WorldSBK Team Yamaha R1 +13.108
10 Remy Gardner Australia GYTR GRT Yamaha WorldSBK Team Yamaha R1 +13.740
11 Andrea Locatelli Italy Bata Promation Racing Yamaha R1 +14.137
12 Iker Licona English:ESP HRC Team Honda CBR1000RR-R +15.424
13 Xavi Vergi English:ESP HRC Team Honda CBR1000RR-R +16.007
14 Tito Rabbat English:ESP Kawasaki Buccini Racing Kawasaki ZX-10RR +17.886
15 Jonathan Rea UK Bata Promation Racing Yamaha R1 +18.459
16 Michael Robin Rinaldi Italy Motocorsa Racing Team Ducati Panigale V4 R +18.491
17 Bradley Ray UK Yamaha Motocross Racing World Off-Road Racing Team Yamaha R1 +19.191
18 Keeper of two books money JDT Racing Team Ducati Panigale V4 R +40.761
19 Evo Lopez Portugal Petronas Mii Racing Honda Team Honda CBR1000RR-R +49.967
20 Adam Norrodin money Petronas Mii Racing Honda Team Honda CBR1000RR-R +59.791
Not finished Scott Redding UK Bonovo Action BMW BMW M 1000 RR
Not finished Andrea Iannone Italy GoEleven Team Ducati Panigale V4 R
DSQ Philip Oettel Germany GMT 94 Yamaha Yamaha R1

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