Motul Argentinian Round - Race 1

Date
Sat 13th October 2018 (UTC)
Sat 13th October 2018 (Local)

Timestamp
2018-10-13T00:00:00

Time

00:00:00 UTC

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League
SBK

Season
2018

Round
12

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Location
no fanart thumb Circuito de Villicum

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Round 12 of the MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship sees the paddock head out to a new destination in Argentina and the Circuit San Juan Villicum. The WorldSSP title is on the line in South America as is the WorldSBK manufacturers championship

Jonathan Rea maintains his World Superbike championship domination with his ninth consecutive victory and created further history as the first-ever race winner in Argentina.
Rea past pole-sitter Marco Melandri at the second corner before setting a rapid race pace which none of his rivals could match. The four-time World Superbike champion forged a time cushion which he gradually built up lap by lap to take an easy victory – his ninth-in-a-row – to further cement his domination in 2018.
The reigning champion’s win also secured Kawasaki a fourth consecutive World Superbike manufacturers’ title while Rea became the first winner at the new Circuito San Juan Villicum which joined the series' calendar this year.
Melandri came home in second place for Aruba.it Racing Ducati,
the final podium spot went to Toprak Razgatlioglu for Puccetti Kawasaki.

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Result List

Result Description

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

1 /Jonathan Rea /GBR /Kawasaki Racing Team /Kawasaki /34'55.037 /25
2 /Marco Melandri /ITA /Aruba.it Racing /Ducati /+9.163 /20
3 /Toprak Razgatlioglu /TUR /Kawasaki Puccetti Racing /Kawasaki /+11.410 /16
4 /Xavi Fores /SPA /BARNI Racing Team /Ducati /+11.796 /13
5 /Eugene Laverty /GBR /Milwaukee Aprilia /Aprilia /+12.441 /11
6 /Tom Sykes /GBR /Kawasaki Racing Team /Kawasaki /+12.690 /10
7 /Alex Lowes /GBR /Pata Yamaha /Yamaha /+15.597 /9
8 /Michael van der Mark /NDL /Pata Yamaha /Yamaha /+16.846 /8
9 /Loris Baz /FRA /Althea BMW Racing Team /BMW /+28.117 /7
10 /Leon Camier /GBR /Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team /Honda /+28.164 /6
11 /Florian Marino /FRA /Triple M Honda World Superbike Team /Honda /+41.449 /5
12 /Román Ramos /SPA /Team Go Eleven /Kawasaki /+41.783 /4
13 /Max Scheib /CHI /MV Agusta Reparto Corse /MV Agusta /+47.736 /3
14 /Gabriele Ruiu /ITA /Team Pedercini /Kawasaki /+55.986 2
NC /Lorenzo Savadori /ITA /Milwaukee Aprilia /Aprilia /DNF
NC /Chaz Davies /GBR /Aruba.it Racing /Ducati /DNF
NC /Leandro Mercado /ARG /Orelac Racing VerdNatura /Aprilia /DNF
NC /Jake Gagne /USA /Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team /Honda /DNF
NC /Jakub Smrz /CZE /Guandalini Racing /Yamaha /DNF

Standings after race

1 /Jonathan REA /495
2 /Chaz DAVIES /335
3 /Michael VAN DER MARK /317
4 /Tom SYKES /283
5 /Marco MELANDRI /270
6 /Alex LOWES /222
7 /Xavi FORES /207
8 /Eugene LAVERTY /145
9 /Toprak RAZGATLIOGLU /136
10 /Lorenzo SAVADORI /125

Team Standings

1/ Kawasaki Racing Team /778
2/ Aruba.it Racing /682
3 /Pata Yamaha /546
4 /Milwaukee Aprilia /281
5 /BARNI Racing Team /207
6 /Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team /159
7 /Kawasaki Puccetti Racing /139
8 /Althea BMW Racing Team /122
9 /MV Agusta Reparto Corse /101
10 /Orelac Racing VerdNatura /62
11 /Team Go Eleven /60
12 /Team Pedercini /31
13 /Triple M Honda World Superbike Team /26
14 /Puccetti Racing /14
15 /Guandalini Racing /6
16 /Buildbase Suzuki /3

Constructor Standings

1 /Kawasaki /520
2 /Ducati /428
3 /Yamaha /352
4 /Aprilia /210
5 /Honda /138
6 /BMW /122
7 /MV Agusta /101
8 /Suzuki /3

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