Team HRC concluded the Czech SBK round at Most with solid Race 2 results. Lecuona crossed the line eighth before receiving a three-second penalty and being relegated to tenth. Vierge finished eleventh at the end of a hot and hard-fought 22-lap race.

After a brief early morning warm-up, during which the team made some final changes to the bikes’ setup, the ten-lap Superpole race got underway at 11am CET. From fourteenth on the grid, Vierge made a lightning start, positioning himself well through turn one to place eighth. Settling comfortably into ninth place, a small error on lap five saw him run long through turn 1 and slip to thirteenth. With little time to recover what he had lost, Xavi gained two positions in the final stages to cross the line eleventh. A pity as the factory rider clearly had the pace to place top ten. Lecuona had a trickier race start, dropping to fifteenth on lap one. The Spaniard lost further ground but worked hard to recover over the central part of this short race, securing a fourteenth-place finish in this brief sprint.

Fourteenth and fifteenth on the grid for the second and final 22-lap Superbike, Lecuona and Vierge got away well when the lights went out, moving straight into ninth and eleventh following an incident for other riders through turn 1. Lapping consistently, the HRC riders were up into eighth and ninth by lap four. Iker soon moved into seventh after getting past Redding, with team-mate Xavi following close behind. While Lecuona battled Rea, Vierge conceded two positions to Iannone and Lowes in the final stages. Maintaining focus all the way to the line, the Team HRC duo secured their strongest combined result of the season so far, with Lecuona closing eighth and Vierge eleventh.

After the race, Lecuona received a three-second penalty for cutting Turn 1, an issue many riders faced over the weekend. This penalty meant he dropped to tenth place but took nothing away from the strong pace and performance the Spaniard displayed today.

Halfway through the 2024 championship and Xavi Vierge now places 17th with 33 points, while Iker Lecuona lies 18th with 30 points. Team HRC will be on track in almost three weeks’ time (9-11 August), ready for round seven of the Superbike World Championship at the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve in Portugal.

Iker Lecuona 7

Race2 P10 SPRC P14

"Not too bad today. I felt much better on the bike, and I think the team did a good job understanding what I needed. I went into Race 2 with the hard front tyre spec, and I felt good. Perhaps not hard enough because midway through the race I started losing the front. But as I said, the race was a good one. I got up to seventh with the chance to fight for P6, as Rinaldi was not far off. Then Rea overtook me, and I dropped to eighth, which was still not so bad. I had a little problem with the shifting that made me run a little wide through Turn 1, and I think I definitely lost at least a second. So, I’m not too happy with race direction for the penalty but there’s nothing we can do about it. The good thing is that we improved over the weekend and finally fought for a decent result. Now, we can rest up a bit before the next one.”

Xavi Vierge 97

Race2 P11 SPRC P11

"Another busy race weekend is done, and we have several positives to take home. Today, we felt we could fight for a top ten finish, and we achieved it both in the sprint and in the longer race. Between yesterday and today, we made some changes to the bike setup, which I liked. I made a strong start in the Superpole race, moving up to ninth place, and was trying to make further progress when I made a mistake at Turn 1, went wide, and lost the chance to secure a top nine finish. But the pace was there, and we started Race 2 with confidence. Another good start brought us back into the top 10, but unfortunately, with five or six laps to go, I felt a strong pain in my arms, some arm-pump, and couldn't fight anymore. Again, we must take the positives, and we are already thinking and working to prepare for the next round at Portimão. Thank you to the team - after this race, I think we are one step closer to where we want to be.”

WorldSBK 2024
Race Round 06   Czech

Results Tissot Superpole Race

Sunny
Humidity
50%
Track Temp
40°C
Air Temp
27°C
Pos. Rider Num Nation Points Team Constructor Time/Gap
1 Razgatlioglu Toprak 54 TUR 12 ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team BMW Time of Race 15'20.668
2 Bulega Nicolò 11 ITA 9 ARUBA Racing - Ducati Ducati 3.812
3 Lowes Alex 22 GBR 7 Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK Kawasaki 4.251
4 Petrucci Danilo 9 ITA 6 BARNI Spark Racing Team Ducati 6.534
5 Gardner Remy 87 AUS 5 GYTR GRT Yamaha WorldSBK Team Yamaha 6.673
6 Locatelli Andrea 55 ITA 4 PATA PROMETEON YAMAHA Yamaha 7.510
7 Iannone Andrea 29 ITA 3 Team GOELEVEN Ducati 7.556
8 van der Mark Michael 60 NDL 2 ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team BMW 9.885
9 Rea Jonathan 65 GBR 1 PATA PROMETEON YAMAHA Yamaha 10.044
10 Rinaldi Michael Ruben 21 ITA 0 Motocorsa Racing Ducati 10.928
11 Vierge Xavi 97 SPA 0 Team HRC Honda 11.291
12 Gerloff Garrett 31 USA 0 Bonovo Action BMW BMW 12.532
13 Bassani Axel 47 ITA 0 Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK Kawasaki 14.128
14 Lecuona Iker 7 SPA 0 Team HRC Honda 14.133
15 Rabat Tito 53 SPA 0 Kawasaki Puccetti Racing Kawasaki 17.553
16 Ray Bradley 28 GBR 0 Yamaha MotoxRacing WorldSBK Team Yamaha 17.899
17 Öttl Philipp 5 GER 0 GMT94 Yamaha Yamaha 19.060
18 Aegerter Dominique 77 SWI 0 GYTR GRT Yamaha WorldSBK Team Yamaha 25.346
19 Mercado Leandro 36 ARG 0 PETRONAS MIE Racing HONDA Team Honda 27.054
20 Gillim Hayden 79 USA 0 PETRONAS MIE Racing HONDA Team Honda 29.199
21 Bautista Alvaro 1 SPA DNF ARUBA Racing - Ducati Ducati 37.007
22 Redding Scott 45 GBR DNF Bonovo Action BMW BMW 8 Laps
23 Lowes Sam 14 GBR DNF ELF Marc VDS Racing Team Ducati 8 Laps
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Race Round 06   Czech

Results Race 2

Sunny
Humidity
37%
Track Temp
51°C
Air Temp
32°C
Pos. Rider Num Nation Points Team Constructor Time/Gap
1 Razgatlioglu Toprak 54 TUR 25 ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team BMW Time of Race 34'04.044
2 Bulega Nicolò 11 ITA 20 ARUBA Racing - Ducati Ducati 3.239
3 Locatelli Andrea 55 ITA 16 PATA PROMETEON YAMAHA Yamaha 5.462
4 Gardner Remy 87 AUS 13 GYTR GRT Yamaha WorldSBK Team Yamaha 6.569
5 van der Mark Michael 60 NDL 11 ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team BMW 8.529
6 Rea Jonathan 65 GBR 10 PATA PROMETEON YAMAHA Yamaha 12.577
7 Rinaldi Michael Ruben 21 ITA 9 Motocorsa Racing Ducati 13.808
8 Iannone Andrea 29 ITA 8 Team GOELEVEN Ducati 16.507
9 Lowes Alex 22 GBR 7 Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK Kawasaki 16.715
10 Lecuona Iker 7 SPA 6 Team HRC Honda 19.250
11 Vierge Xavi 97 SPA 5 Team HRC Honda 20.389
12 Gerloff Garrett 31 USA 4 Bonovo Action BMW BMW 21.132
13 Redding Scott 45 GBR 3 Bonovo Action BMW BMW 24.596
14 Rabat Tito 53 SPA 2 Kawasaki Puccetti Racing Kawasaki 26.330
15 Ray Bradley 28 GBR 1 Yamaha MotoxRacing WorldSBK Team Yamaha 28.227
16 Aegerter Dominique 77 SWI 0 GYTR GRT Yamaha WorldSBK Team Yamaha 43.343
17 Mercado Leandro 36 ARG 0 PETRONAS MIE Racing HONDA Team Honda 50.770
18 Gillim Hayden 79 USA 0 PETRONAS MIE Racing HONDA Team Honda 53.367
19 Bassani Axel 47 ITA DNF Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK Kawasaki 1 Lap
20 Öttl Philipp 5 GER DNF GMT94 Yamaha Yamaha 12 Laps
21 Petrucci Danilo 9 ITA DNF BARNI Spark Racing Team Ducati
22 Bautista Alvaro 1 SPA DNF ARUBA Racing - Ducati Ducati
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Rider standings

Pos. Rider Num Nation Points Team Constructor
1 Razgatlioglu Toprak 54 TUR 303 ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team BMW
2 Bulega Nicolò 11 ITA 239 ARUBA Racing - Ducati Ducati
3 Bautista Alvaro 1 SPA 199 ARUBA Racing - Ducati Ducati
4 Lowes Alex 22 GBR 179 Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK Kawasaki
5 Locatelli Andrea 55 ITA 145 PATA PROMETEON YAMAHA Yamaha
6 Iannone Andrea 29 ITA 115 Team GOELEVEN Ducati
7 Gardner Remy 87 AUS 112 GYTR GRT Yamaha WorldSBK Team Yamaha
8 Petrucci Danilo 9 ITA 111 BARNI Spark Racing Team Ducati
9 van der Mark Michael 60 NDL 97 ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team BMW
10 Rea Jonathan 65 GBR 74 PATA PROMETEON YAMAHA Yamaha
11 Aegerter Dominique 77 SWI 64 GYTR GRT Yamaha WorldSBK Team Yamaha
12 Bassani Axel 47 ITA 50 Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK Kawasaki
13 Gerloff Garrett 31 USA 50 Bonovo Action BMW BMW
14 Redding Scott 45 GBR 46 Bonovo Action BMW BMW
15 Lowes Sam 14 GBR 40 ELF Marc VDS Racing Team Ducati
16 Rinaldi Michael Ruben 21 ITA 38 Motocorsa Racing Ducati
17 Vierge Xavi 97 SPA 33 Team HRC Honda
18 Lecuona Iker 7 SPA 30 Team HRC Honda
19 Spinelli Nicholas 24 ITA 25 BARNI Spark Racing Team Ducati
20 Mackenzie Tarran 95 GBR 7 PETRONAS MIE Racing HONDA Team Honda
21 Rabat Tito 53 SPA 6 Kawasaki Puccetti Racing Kawasaki
22 Öttl Philipp 5 GER 5 GMT94 Yamaha Yamaha
23 Pirro Michele 51 ITA 3 ARUBA Racing - Ducati Ducati
24 Ray Bradley 28 GBR 3 Yamaha MotoxRacing WorldSBK Team Yamaha
25 Mercado Leandro 36 ARG 0 PETRONAS MIE Racing HONDA Team Honda
26 Norrodin Adam 27 MAL 0 PETRONAS MIE Racing HONDA Team Honda
27 Gillim Hayden 79 USA 0 PETRONAS MIE Racing HONDA Team Honda
Location Information

Autodrom Most,  Czech Republic Autodrom Most is a new track in WorldSBK calendar for 2021. Thanks to its attractive event line-up, it is popular destination for many motor enthusiasts and their families from whole Europe.  The track was completed in 1983 as a part of restoration of coal mine lands… read more.

Pole Position Left
Lenght 4.212 Km
Corners 21
Right 14
Left 7

Records

Pole Record 1'30.064 (168,360 Km/h) Km/h T.Razgatlioglu, (BMW M 1000 RR, 2024)
Race Record 1'31.180 166,300 Km/h T.Razgatlioglu, SPR (Yamaha YZF-R1, 2022)
All Time Record 1'30.064 (168,360 Km/h) Km/h T.Razgatlioglu, (BMW M 1000 RR, 2024)
2024 Race 1 Winner T.Razgatlioglu, (BMW M 1000 R)
2024 Superpole Race Winner T.Razgatlioglu, (BMW M 1000 R)
2024 Race 2 Winner T.Razgatlioglu, (BMW M 1000 R)