Portuguese Round - Race 2 2018-09-16

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Event
Portuguese Round - Race 2

Date
Sun 16th September 2018 (UTC)

Timestamp

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00:00:00 UTC

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24-11-27 16:00 (PST Los Angeles)
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24-11-27 18:00 (CST Chicago)
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24-11-27 19:00 (EST New York)
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24-11-28 00:00 (GMT London)
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24-11-28 01:00 (CET Paris)
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24-11-28 04:00 (GST Dubai)
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24-11-28 05:30 (IST Kolkata)
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24-11-28 09:00 (JST Tokyo)
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24-11-28 11:00 (AEDT Sydney)

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League
SBK

Season
2018

Round
10

Status

Location
Algarve International Circuit

Video Highlights

Description

Jonathan Rea has continued his untouchable form as he closes in on an historic fourth consecutive World Superbike crown as he seals a dominant double victory at Portimao.
The Kawasaki rider produced his trademark bolt through the pack on the reversed race two grid to go from ninth to second place by lap two with pole-sitter Chaz Davies setting the initial pace.
With Davies dropping to second it triggered a wider fight for the rostrum with his factory Ducati team-mate Marco Melandri going up the inside at Turn 1 on lap 12, only to push both riders wide, which allowed Pata Yamaha’s Michael van der Mark to skate through into second place. The Dutch rider held on to cap an impressive round as he closes up to Davies for second place in the World Superbike riders’ standings with Melandri holding on to third place ahead of his team-mate.
Rea now leads the World Superbike championship by a huge 116 points and can seal the title next time out at Magny-Cours.

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Result List

Result Description
Portuguese Race 2

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

/Jonathan Rea /GBR /Kawasaki Racing Team /Kawasaki /34'25.661/25
2 /Michael van der Mark /NDL/Pata Yamaha /Yamaha /+1.189/20
3 /Marco Melandri /ITA /Aruba.it Racing /Ducati /+2.813/16
4 /Chaz Davies /GBR /Aruba.it Racing /Ducati /+4.594/13
5 /Tom Sykes /GBR /Kawasaki Racing Team /Kawasaki /+4.834/11
6 /Lorenzo Savadori /ITA /Milwaukee Aprilia /Aprilia /+11.417/10
7 /Eugene Laverty /GBR /Milwaukee Aprilia /Aprilia /+11.732/9
8 /Michael Rinaldi /ITA /Aruba.it Racing /Ducati /+12.507/8
9 /Loris Baz /FRA /Althea BMW Racing Team /BMW /+12.741/7
10 /Xavi Fores /SPA /BARNI Racing Team /Ducati /+18.973/6
11 /Alex Lowes /GBR /Pata Yamaha /Yamaha /+20.244/5
12 /Jake Gagne /USA /Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team /Honda /+20.943/4
13 /Jordi Torres /SPA /MV Agusta Reparto Corse /MV Agusta /+23.395/3
14 /Leon Camier /GBR /Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team /Honda /+31.216/2
15 /Leandro Mercado /ARG /Orelac Racing VerdNatura /Aprilia /+32.183/1
16 /Yonny Hernandez /COL /Team Pedercini /Kawasaki /+33.076/0
17 /PJ Jacobsen /USA /Triple M Honda World Superbike Team /Honda /+45.173/0
NC /Jakub Smrz /CZE /Guandalini Racing /Yamaha /DNF/0
NC /Toprak Razgatlioglu /TUR /Kawasaki Puccetti Racing /Kawasaki /DNF/0
NC /Román Ramos /SPA /Team Go Eleven /Kawasaki /DNF0

Standings after round 10

1 /Jonathan REA /420
2 /Chaz DAVIES /304
3 /Michael VAN DER MARK /284
4 /Tom SYKES /240
5 /Marco MELANDRI /229
6 /Alex LOWES /204
7 /Xavi FORES /170
8 /Eugene LAVERTY /122
9 /Toprak RAZGATLIOGLU /108
10 /Loris BAZ /103

Team Standings

1/Kawasaki Racing Team /660
2/Aruba.it Racing /607
3/Pata Yamaha /495
4/Milwaukee Aprilia /235
5/BARNI Racing Team /170
6/Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team /138
7/Kawasaki Puccetti /111
8/Althea BMW Racing Team /103
9/MV Agusta Reparto Corse /92
10/Orelac Racing VerdNatura /59
11/Go Eleven /55
12/Team Pedercini /29
13/Triple M Honda World Superbike Team /21
14/Puccetti Racing /14
15/Guandalini Racing /6
16/Buildbase Suzuki /3

Constructor Standings

1/Kawasaki /445
2/Ducati /372
3/Yamaha /318
4/Aprilia /176
5/Honda /120
6/BMW /103
7/MV Agusta /92
8/Suzuki /3

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