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Nicolo Bulega picks out one area to improve at French WorldSBK: “I can make a step”
Nicolo Bulega wishes to improve his pace on used tyres ahead of the races at the French WorldSBK.

Toprak Razgatlioglu unfazed by Nicolo Bulega French WorldSBK gap: “I focused on the race”
Toprak Razgatlioglu was 0.4 seconds behind title rival Nicolo Bulega on the French WorldSBK FP2 timesheets.

“A thousand things” Jonathan Rea will miss after WorldSBK retirement
Jonathan Rea reflects on the things he will and won’t miss about racing after announcing his WorldSBK retirement.

“Pressure” of replacing Toprak Razgatlioglu “useful” for Danilo Petrucci in WorldSBK
Danilo Petrucci thinks he can profit from the “pressure” of replacing Toprak Razgatlioglu in BMW’s WorldSBK team.
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Xavi Vierge had WorldSBK 2026 “clause with Honda, but this is already gone”
Xavi Vierge’s WorldSBK future remains unconfirmed with four rounds remaining in 2025.

Alvaro Bautista: Ducati “what I need to go fast” in WorldSBK 2026
Alvaro Bautista says his “target” was to remain at Ducati for 2026 in the hope of fighting for WorldSBK race wins.

Nicolo Bulega warns Toprak Razgatlioglu at French WorldSBK: “We are strong too”
Nicolo Bulega enters the French WorldSBK trailing Toprak Razgatlioglu by 26 points.

Toprak Razgatlioglu reveals Jonathan Rea WorldSBK help he will “never forget”
Toprak Razgatlioglu reflects on his relationship with Jonathan Rea after the latter’s retirement announcement.
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Michael van der Mark looking for BMW 2026 renewal, but not in WorldSBK
Michael van der Mark is looking outside of WorldSBK for 2026.

Four WorldSBK races to go for Jonathan Rea: “I feel quite light, it’s exciting”
Jonathan Rea says he feels “quite light” as he enters the closing stages of his final WorldSBK season.

Garrett Gerloff “keen” to bring new Kawasaki parts at French WorldSBK
Garrett Gerloff is hoping to use some new parts for his Kawasaki ZX-10RR at the French WorldSBK.

Xavi Vierge looking to build on “good base” at “demanding” 2025 French WorldSBK
Xavi Vierge was in the top-five at the French WorldSBK one year ago.
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Barni: “New evolution” Panigale for Danilo Petrucci at Magny-Cours
Barni bolsters Danilo Petrucci hopes of securing third in the WorldSBK standings by debuting the first of two planned Panigale ‘evolutions’ at Magny-Cours.

Pol Espargaro keen on two options for WorldSBK 2026 ride
New race ride for Pol Espargaro in 2026?

Toprak Razgatlioglu identifies cause of 2025 WorldSBK turnaround
Toprak Razgatlioglu says “focus” has been the reason for his WorldSBK turnaround in 2025.

Pirelli tyre to make second appearance at French WorldSBK
Pirelli will bring one of its development tyres to the French WorldSBK for its second race weekend appearance.
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Jonathan Rea’s beginning of the end: “It’s race week and so strange”
Jonathan Rea enters his first race weekend after the announcement of his retirement at the French WorldSBK.

Alvaro Bautista Ducati WorldSBK engineer set for 2026 move
Giulio Nava is set to leave Ducati at the end of the 2025 WorldSBK season.

The WorldSBK record on the line for Toprak Razgatlioglu at Magny-Cours
A WorldSBK win record is up for grabs at Magny-Cours for Toprak Razgatlioglu.

Bimota WorldSBK riders split on bike’s potential at Magny-Cours
Alex Lowes and Axel Bassani have differing views on the potential of the Bimota KB998 at the French WorldSBK.
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‘It was difficult to say no to Jonathan Rea’
Barni Ducati explain process of signing 2026 rider

Jonathan Rea names the crash which nudged him into retirement
Jonathan Rea concedes that a specific crash urged him to retire

Nicolo Bulega demands tweaks “to areas I don’t like” to battle Toprak Razgatlioglu
Nicolo Bulega and Alvaro Bautista react to Ducati test

Jonathan Rea crashes dirt bike against Yamaha prodigies: "It was super slippy!"
Jonathan Rea smiles after tucking the front in a flat-track training
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