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Pirelli Portuguese Round Race 2



Date
Sun 29th March 2026 (UTC)
Sun 29th March 2026 (Local)

Timestamp
2026-03-29T14:15:00

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League
WorldSSP

Season
2026

Round
2

Status
FT

Location
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The final event of the weekend at the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve brings the World Supersport field back to the "Rollercoaster" for a 17-lap season-defining battle. The primary challenge for Race 2 is the rising track temperature, which typically makes the Portimão surface greasier and more taxing on the rear Pirelli tires compared to the morning sessions. The objective for the field is to disrupt the momentum of Valentin Debise and the ZXMOTO 820RR, which dominated Saturday’s action with a historic debut win.

Strategically, the race is expected to be a tactical chess match. The goal for the front-row starters, including pole-sitter Federico Caricasulo, is to manage their pace in the early laps to ensure they have enough rubber left for the steep, high-traction climb out of the final corner. The tactical focus for the Orelac Racing VerdNatura team is to put Jaume Masia in a position to slipstream his way to the front on the 970-meter main straight. With the championship standings incredibly tight, the ultimate goal is to secure maximum points before the series heads back to its European heartland.
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Transparent Spacer01 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge iconTeam equipment thumbnailFlag icon Valentin Debisewin icon WIN
Transparent Spacer02 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge iconTeam equipment thumbnailFlag icon Jaume Masia+0.720s
Transparent Spacer03 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge iconNo Kit ThumbnailFlag icon Albert Arenas+1.487s
Transparent Spacer04 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge iconTeam equipment thumbnailFlag icon Lucas Mahias+1.508s
Transparent Spacer05 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge iconTeam equipment thumbnailFlag icon Roberto Garcia+1.547s
Transparent Spacer06 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge iconTeam equipment thumbnailFlag icon Philipp Oettl+6.486s
Transparent Spacer07 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge iconTeam equipment thumbnailFlag icon Jeremy Alcoba+7.042s
Transparent Spacer08 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge iconTeam equipment thumbnailFlag icon Can Oncu+7.619s
Transparent Spacer09 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge iconTeam equipment thumbnailFlag icon Corentin Perolari+7.795s
Transparent Spacer10 Player Cutout thumb Team Badge iconTeam equipment thumbnailFlag icon Alessandro Zaccone+8.007s


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1 /Valentin Debise /ZXMOTO Factory Evan Bros /WIN
2 /Jaume Masia /Orelac Racing Verdnatura /+0.720s
3 /Albert Arenas /AS BLU CRU Racing Team /+1.487s
4 /Lucas Mahias /GMT94 Yamaha /+1.508s
5 /Roberto García /GMT94 Yamaha /+1.547s
6 /Philipp Oettl /Feel Racing WorldSSP Team /+6.486s
7 /Jeremy Alcoba /Kawasaki Puccetti Racing /+7.042s
8 /Can Öncü /Yamaha Thailand Racing /+7.619s
9 /Corentin Perolari /Honda Racing WorldSSP /+7.795s
10 /Alessandro Zaccone /D34G Racing Team /+8.007s

Valentin Debise completed a perfect weekend on Sunday, March 29, 2026, by claiming his second victory in as many days. Debise’s objective was to prove Saturday’s win was no fluke, and he did so by managing a razor-thin lead over a charging pack. He crossed the line just 0.720 seconds ahead of his nearest rival, securing the first-ever "double" for the ZXMOTO Factory Evan Bros Racing team and cementing the Chinese manufacturer as a premier-class powerhouse.

The race for the podium was a spectacular display of technical skill. Jaume Masia produced a masterclass in overtaking, carving through from the second row to secure second place on his Ducati. He finished just ahead of Albert Arenas, who grabbed the final podium spot by a mere 21 milliseconds over Lucas Mahias. The battle for fourth was equally intense, with Mahias edging out his teammate Roberto García at the line. Further back, Philipp Oettl took sixth, while Can Öncü recovered from his Saturday misfortune to finish eighth. Despite Debise's dominance in Portugal, Masia's consistent podium finishes allowed him to leave Portimão with a 6-point lead over Arenas in the championship standings.

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