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WSBK 2015: Championship Standings after Thailand

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2015 eni SUPERBIKE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS (AFTER ROUND TWO)

1 Jonathan Rea Kawasaki Kawasaki Racing Team 95
2 Leon Haslam Aprilia Aprilia Racing Team – Red Devils 85
3 Tom Sykes Kawasaki Kawasaki Racing Team 50
4 Sylvain Guintoli Honda PATA Honda World Superbike 41
5 Jordi Torres Aprilia Aprilia Racing Team – Red Devils 39
6 Chaz Davies Ducati Aruba.it Racing – Ducati SBK Team 38
7 Alex Lowes Suzuki Voltcom Crescent Suzuki 32
8 Matteo Baiocco Ducati Althea Racing 30
9 Nicolas Terol Ducati Althea Racing 26
10 Leandro Mercado Ducati Barni Racing Team 21
11 Michael van der Mark Honda PATA Honda World Superbike 20
12 David Salom Kawasaki Team Pedercini 15
13 Troy Bayliss Ducati Aruba.it Racing – Ducati SBK Team 15
14 Leon Camier MV Agusta MV Agusta Reparto Corse 14
15 Randy de Puniet Suzuki Voltcom Crescent Suzuki 12
16 Sylvain Barrier BMW BMW Motorrad Italia SBK 10
17 Roman Ramos Kawasaki Team Go Eleven 9
18 Santiago Barragan Kawasaki Grillini SBK Team 3
19 Larry Pegram EBR Team Hero EBR 2
20 Jed Metcher Kawasaki Race Center – Demolition Plus 2
21 Christophe Ponsson Kawasaki Grillini SBK Team 1
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