Jonathan Rea has an unassailable lead at the top of the WorldSBK championship after another double at Magny Cours
2018 WorldSBK season
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From the 20th-22nd July 2018, Misano World Circuit turned red for the tenth edition of World Ducati Week. The event is held bi-annually at the track for Ducatisti to enjoy, with WorldSBK and MotoGP riders in attendance.
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Jonathan Rea extended his WorldSBK championship lead to 92 points with victories in both races at Misano
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Jonathan Rea and Kawasaki have extended their WorldSBK championship leads after dominating at Laguna Seca
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Jonathan Rea took his 62nd career victory in WorldSBK after another stunning comeback from ninth on the grid in race two at Laguna Seca
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Jonathan Rea has extended his WorldSBK championship lead despite crashing out of race two at Brno
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Alex Lowes took his first WorldSBK victory at the 118th attempt in a dramatic race two at Brno on Sunday
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Jonathan Rea has extended his WorldSBK championship lead despite going winless at Donington Park
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Michael van der Mark took a second victory of the weekend at Donington Park with Toprak Razgatlioglu a surprise second
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Jonathan Rea has extended his WorldSBK championship lead after claiming a record seventeenth double victory at Imola
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Jonathan Rea equalled Carl Fogarty’s all-time WorldSBK wins record after seeing off Chaz Davies in race two at Imola
Jonathan Rea clinched another impressive double victory at Misano, dominating race one before a tense tussle with Michael van der Mark in race two
Jonathan Rea stretched further clear at the top of the WorldSBK standings by beating Chaz Davies to victory in race one at Laguna Seca
Jonathan Rea broke Carl Fogarty’s all-time WorldSBK wins record with victory in race one at Brno
Michael van der Mark took a memorable first WorldSBK victory for himself and PATA Yamaha in race one at Donington Park
Jonathan Rea led home team-mate Tom Sykes as Kawasaki dominated race one at Imola on Saturday