Team HRC remains at Motorland Aragón for Teruel Round
With the Motorland Aragón facility hosting rounds 4 and 5 as a ‘doubleheader’, Team HRC remains on site at the Spanish track in preparation for this weekend’s Superbike world championship event.
The fourth round of the championship, which concluded just two days ago, saw factory rider Alvaro Bautista achieve his first podium of the season aboard his CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP. Bautista rode brilliantly from fourth on the grid to cross the line third in the second Superbike race and took a positive fourth place in the 10-lap sprint race.
Leon Haslam scored a best result of seventh (in race 2), also taking steps forward throughout the sessions despite a few small setbacks along the way. Both riders feel positive ahead of the second of these back-to-back rounds.
Alvaro Bautista 19
“I spent a couple of days at home and enjoyed them but now we are already focusing on next weekend. Racing at the same track means we have a lot of useful data to analyze but we must wait and see how the conditions are, because it seems that the weather might be much warmer. So we must understand the new "limits" of the track. Our target remains the same, to keep improving and making further steps forward. Obviously in the space of just one week we won’t really have anything new, but we can definitely fine-tune some more details in terms of bike setup.”
Leon Haslam 91
“I’m looking forward to racing at Aragón again this weekend. We still have some work to do but already in testing I thought that the podium might be possible at this track and now Alvaro has proved this to be true. In race 2 I had better feeling and so I hope we can carry this forward and work well right from Friday so that we can improve on last weekend’s performance across all the practices and races.”
Location Information
The MotorLand Aragon road racing circuit was opened in 2009 and in 2011 it became the fifth Spanish track to host the WorldSBK™ Championship. MotorLand Aragón Ctra. TE- V- 7033 KM. 1. 44600 Alcañiz (Teruel) – Spain motorlandaragon.com
Pole Position | Right |
Length | 5.077 Km |
Corners | 17 |
Right Corners | 7 |
Left Corners | 10 |
Records
Pole Record | 1'47.840 (169,484 Km/h) N. Bulega (Ducati Panigale V4 R, 2024) |
Race Record | 1'47.935 (169,335 Km/h) T.Razgatlioglu (BMW M 1000 RR, SPRC, 2024) |
All Time Record | 1'47.840 (169,484 Km/h) N. Bulega (Ducati Panigale V4 R, 2024) |
2024 Race 1 Winner | A. Iannone (Ducati Panigale V4 R) |
2024 Superpole Race Winner | A. Bautista (Ducati Panigale V4 R) |
2024 Race 2 Winner | A. Bautista (Ducati Panigale V4 R) |