Pirelli Riviera Di Rimini Round - Race 2

Date
Sun 8th July 2018 (UTC)

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00:00:00 UTC

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League
SBK

Season
2018

Round
9

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Location
Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli

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Jonathan Rea has seen off a spirited fight from Michael van der Mark to clinch a second consecutive double victory.
With van der Mark starting from the race two grid pole and Rea, winner in race one, starting in ninth the Dutch rider looked to maximise his advantage at the front as the Kawasaki rider fought his way up the order. Rea, who initially made a strong start up to sixth place through the opening three turns, was dropped back behind Chaz Davies after being forced to sit up by Lorenzo Savdori ahead of him on lap two. The defending World Superbike champion regained his composure to trade overtakes with Davies before passing Tom Sykes and Marco Melandri on consecutive laps to get up to second at mid-race distance.
Rea got the move for the lead completed with three laps to go thanks to a smart undercut between Turns 2 and 3 before holding off van der Mark to take a hard-fought victory. The triumph marks Rea’s fourth consecutive victory to notch up back-to-back doubles at Laguna Seca and Misano.
Despite the frustration of losing out on a possible third win of the season, van der Mark held on to second place for the factory Yamaha squad ahead of Melandri who had closed the gap while the front two were fighting for position.

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Result List

Result Description
#/ Rider / Nat. /Team /Constructor /Time/Gap/Points

1 /Jonathan Rea /GBR /Kawasaki Racing Team /Kawasaki /33'34.637/25
2 /Michael van der Mark /NDL /Pata Yamaha /Yamaha /+0.334/20
3 /Marco Melandri /ITA /Aruba.it Racing /Ducati /+0.595/16
4 /Chaz Davies /GBR /Aruba.it Racing /Ducati /+2.382/13
5 /Tom Sykes /GBR /Kawasaki Racing Team /Kawasaki /+4.535/11
6 /Alex Lowes /GBR /Pata Yamaha /Yamaha /+6.559/10
7 /Lorenzo Savadori /ITA /Milwaukee Aprilia /Aprilia /+7.193/9
8 /Eugene Laverty /GBR /Milwaukee Aprilia /Aprilia /+9.972/8
9 /Loris Baz /FRA /Althea BMW Racing Team /BMW /+13.874/7
10 /Leon Camier /GBR /Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team /Honda /+14.047/6
11 /Michael Rinaldi /ITA /Aruba.it Racing /Ducati /+26.00/5
12 /Toprak Razgatlioglu /TUR /Kawasaki Puccetti Racing /Kawasaki /+28.886/4
13 /Niccolò Canepa /ITA /Pata Yamaha /Yamaha /+33.758/3
14 /Jake Gagne /USA /Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team /Honda /+34.751/2
15 /Román Ramos /SPA /Team Go Eleven /Kawasaki /+36.892/1
16 /Yonny Hernandez /COL /Team Pedercini /Kawasaki /+39.983/0
17 /Leandro Mercado /ARG / Orelac Racing VerdNatura /Aprilia /+56.465/0
NC /PJ Jacobsen /USA /Triple M Honda World Superbike Team /Honda/ /DNF/0
NC /Alessandro Andreozzi /ITA /Guandalini Racing /Yamaha/DNF/0
NC /Xavi Fores /SPA /BARNI Racing Team /Ducati/ DNF/0
NC /Jordi Torres /SPA /MV Agusta Reparto Corse/ MV Agusta /DNF/0

Standings after round 9

1 /Jonathan Rea /370
2 /Chaz Davies /278
3 /Michael van der Mark /248
4 /Tom Sykes /218
5 /Marco Melandri /193
6 /Alex Lowes /193
7 Xavi Fores /164
8 /Eugene Laverty /113
9 /Toprak Razgatlioglu /100
10 /Lorenzo Savadori /92

Team Standings

1/Kawasaki Racing Team /588
2/Aruba.it Racing /530
3/Pata Yamaha /448
4/Milwaukee Aprilia /216
5/BARNI Racing Team /164
6/Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team /129
7/Kawasaki Puccetti Racing /103
8/Althea BMW Racing Team /86
9/MV Agusta Reparto Corse /80
10/Orelac Racing VerdNatura /53
11/Team Go Eleven /53
12/Team Pedercini /25
13/Triple M Honda World Superbike Team /21
14/Puccetti Racing /14
15/Guandalini Racing /6
16/Buildbase Suzuki /3

Constructor Standings

1/Kawasaki /395
2/Ducati /336
3/Yamaha /282
4/Aprilia /161
5/Honda /113
6/BMW /86
7/MV Agusta /80
8/Suzuki /3

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