SBK World Championship

1. 2025 WorldSBK Championship standings – FINAL standings

   Razgatlioglu was crowned the 2025 Champion after an incredible visit to Jerez, with Bulega in second place despite having more than 600 points

2. REA’S CAREER IN NUMBERS: a look at the #65’s record-breaking career in stats

   With the six-time Champion finishing his full time-career at Jerez, take a look at some of the key numbers from his career

3. OUTSPOKEN AHEAD OF JEREZ: "I know Bulega will be faster than me… We never give up… It’s been an epic battle"

   The title is on the line while there are also some emotional farewells on the cards at the season-ending Pirelli Spanish Round

4. Sam Lowes given green light to race at Jerez, Aegerter declared unfit

   The Swiss rider will not take part at Jerez, while Sam Lowes has been given the all-clear to race at the season finale

5. Rea ahead of his final round: "I want to thank the teams I’ve worked with and the technical crews. Otherwise, I’d just be another fast kid on a motorbike"

   The #65 reflected just what it means to him to be preparing for his final round and lays out his expectations for it

6. FAST FACTS: shorthand notebook and key numbers for WorldSBK at Jerez

   It’s the end of the 2025 season at Jerez and, ahead of racing action, we’ve gathered some key numbers for you

7. #TripleToprak: Razgatlioglu takes third World Championship after fierce Bulega fight in 2025

   The Turkish superstar made more history in WorldSBK as he became the fourth rider to claim three or more WorldSBK titles

8. Bulega pips Razgatlioglu by 0.088s ahead in FP1 ahead of WorldSBK’s title decider at Jerez

   The top two in the Championship finished 1-2 in FP1, while there were three manufacturers in the top three

9. TITLE FIGHT DECIDER SET UP: Herrera claims Jerez pole ahead of Neila, wildcard Ramos stuns with P3

   There were surprises in store during the Tissot Superpole session at Jerez as Herrera beat Neila to pole and wildcard Ramos claimed a debut front row start

10. HAT-TRICK OF POLES: Vannucci makes it three in a row, title contenders spread out in the top seven

    The title leader Fernandez stumbled out of the gate to the third row, similar to Salvador, who will start from P5, while Thompson starts strong in Jerez in P2

11. LESS THAN A TENTH IN IT: Bulega tops Friday running despite FP2 tech issues, Razgatlioglu P2

    Bulega pipped his title rival to top spot on Friday at Jerez, but hit trouble in the second practice session

12. SURPRISES AT JEREZ: Casadei storms to pole in Spain, Oncu second with 2025 Champion Manzi 11th

    It’s four manufacturers in the top five as the dust settles on WorldSSP’s first day at Jerez

13. Bulega plays down FP2 tech problems, ‘hoping to fix some setting problems for tomorrow’

    The #11 has a big task ahead of him to be crowned this year’s Champion, but took an early advantage over Razgatlioglu at Jerez

14. Razgatlioglu: "We have one more chance to configure the bike again…winning the title on Saturday doesn’t look easy"

    The defending Champion was outpaced across Friday’s FP sessions, casting the concept of a Saturday coronation into the air

15. LIMITED EDITION LIVERY: Check out Yamaha’s special 70th anniversary colours to be sported in 2025’s final race

    Jonathan Rea will ride his final race as a full-time participant sporting nor blue or green as the Japanese manufacturer will adorn their machines in a throwback red and white livery

16. Bulega tops FP3 ahead of Sam Lowes, Razgatlioglu third after Rabat clash

    The #11 was the only rider in the 1’37s during FP3 as he claimed top spot, while Razgatlioglu was third after a tricky session

17. LAP RECORD DESTROYED: Bulega unbeatable in Superpole as he claims Jerez pole ahead of Razgatlioglu

    Bulega’s lap time was unbelievable as he set a 1’36.629s to become only the second rider, after Tom Sykes, to claim two poles at Jerez

18. Sam Lowes declared unfit after Superpole due to worsening symptoms of chest contusion

    The #14 had hoped to see out his second WorldSBK campaign in style but instead will have to watch on after being ruled out of racing

19. RACE 1 THRILLER: Herrera wins after Ramos penalised, Neila third after last-lap contact with #58

    Just six points separate the two title rivals, and with the title hanging in the balance, it was elbows out up and down the grid

20. Vannucci wins red-flagged Race 1 ahead of Salvador, Benat Fernandez P16, 3 points separate top three ahead of Race 2

    The WorldSSP300 Championship picture takes a dramatic turn as the leader misses the points, runner-up takes P2, and third third-place rider lands in a critical P8 to leave the #50 and #38 tied for second with one race to go

21. A SUNDAY SHOWDOWN AWAITS: Bulega’s Race 1 victory ahead of Razgatlioglu takes the title fight to the final day

    The title will be decided on the last day of the 2025 season as Bulega dominated Race 1 ahead of the Championship leader

22. Manzi makes it 11 wins in 2025 ahead of Masia in P4, who closes the battle for the bronze to just two points

    Oncu tailed his rival in P2 for his 30^th podium, while Booth-Amos’s P7 leaves the door open for Masia

23. Bulega and Razgatlioglu react to Saturday at Jerez: "Our Championship odds aren’t impossible…I want to win the race for the title"

    While Bulega was impressive on Saturday, Razgatlioglu stands at the doorstep of his third World Championship

24. #QueenMar1a: Herrera claims 2025 WorldWCR after resisting Neila’s hard-fought challenge

    The Spanish star, who was runner-up in the inaugural 2024 campaign, claimed her first WorldWCR title in sensational fashion

25. #BenatOn7op: Rookie sensation Fernandez takes 2025 WorldSSP300 crown

    The rookie completes his play for the crown, winning his first title and also the first for Chinese manufacturer Kove