RSBK 2022 motorcycle racing, schedule: results of the first stage summed up
On May 19, the first stage of the international competition RSBK 2022 took place. Even the rain could not break the spirit of the participants.
The first race in the Supersport class was opened by driver Vladimir Karzaev. But on the second lap of the race the race leader changed to Alexey Ivanov. He also became the winner of the first stage. At the end of 7 racing laps, Maxim Averkin was able to take 2nd place in the competition. Karzaev managed to remain only in 3rd place. Bad weather was a big hindrance, causing almost all the motorcycles to fall on the wet asphalt.
Looking at the results of the qualification, the young athlete Artem Maraev was the first to drive along the track. Denis Kolpakov and Alexander Vasiliev showed a beautiful fight for 2nd position. Denis took 3rd place according to the results.
Among the fair half of humanity, in the Women class, Ekaterina Kolpakova made her debut in first place. Maria Dosova lost 2nd position to Ekaterina Babenkova, taking 3rd place.
SEASON RESULTS 2022
15th of November
First tests of the new WSBK season: Jonathan Ray ahead, Davis reveals the potential of the Ducati V4
27th October
Mayas won the final, Cortesi became the 2022 WorldSSP champion: Sorry, Jules!
WSBK: Ray took a step towards a new absolute record by winning the race in Qatar
the 25th of October
Eugene Laverty topped the TOP-10 on the first day of the Qatar WorldSBK stage
October 15
WSS: Clusel is not giving up - victory in Argentina changes the balance of power on the eve of the final!
WSBK: Argentina, El Villicum - Jonathan Ray takes 10th win in a row
October 14
WSS: El Villicum intrigue - Cortesi against Clusel, Mayas against everyone
Results of the first ever WorldSBK race in Argentina - El Villicum
October 13
WSBK: Marco Melandri wins debut Superpole at Circuito San Juan Villicum in Argentina
October 12
WSBK: Results of the first day of practice at El Villicum - TOP-10 for the first Argentine Superpole
WSBK: Jonathan Ray is a hot spot in Magny-Cours
September 30th
WSS: Jules Clouzel wins Magny-Cours and partially compensates for Portuguese losses
September 30th
Epic drama: Carasco, Deru and Perez - From Hero to Zero - who became the WorldSSP300 champion?
September 30th
WSS: Federico Caricasulo starts from pole position in Magny-Cours
Jonathan Ray wins 4th WorldSBK Championship in a row - Race 1 results, Magny-Cours
September 27
American Superbike: MotoAmerica 2018 results
WSBK: Results of the 2nd race in Portimao
WSBK: Results of race 1 in Portimao
September 15th
WorldSSP300 - Return: 40 drivers at the start, 10 seconds behind the leader - qualifying in Portimao
September 15th
WSBK: Milwaukee Aprilia's Eugene Laverty wins Superpole in Portimao
September 15th
WSBK: Melandri flicks Ray's nose at FP4 in Portimao - lap record improved to 1:41.601
September 14
WSBK: Jonathan Ray dominates the TOP-10 after day 1 in Portimao, despite the fall
July 8
WSS: Federico Caricasulo's victory in Misano, results
July 8
WorldSSP300: Bastianelli wins - race results in Misano
Results of the 2nd World Superbike Race, Misano World Circuit
July 8
WSS: Federico Caricasulo starts from pole position at Misano
Ray won the first WSBK race in Misano, Aprilia again on the podium
WSBK: victory for Jonathan Ray - results of the first race in Misano
July 7
WSBK: Tom Sykes takes 7th superpole at Misano - qualifying
July 6
WSBK: Aprilia riders lead the Superbike standings at Misano on the way to Superpole
WSBK Laguna Seca: Jonathan Ray made a new double and ended the intrigue in the championship
WSBK: When everything is decided in the Corkscrew
June 23
WSBK: Jonathan Ray dominates day one at Laguna Seca
June 10th
WSBK: PATA Yamaha makes a double, KRT drops out of the battle for Brno
the 9th of June
ADAC Junior Cup: Maraev confirmed his position - 2nd at the start in Oschersleben
WSBK: Results of the 1st WorldSBK race in Brno
the 9th of June
WSBK: Tom Sykes took Superpole in Brno
June 8
WSBK: Jonathan Ray tops TOP-10 on the way to Superpole in Brno
WSBK: Donington capitulates under pressure from Van der Mark and Yamaha
May 27
Cortesi's second victory completely changes the situation in the World Supersport Championship
26 of May
Donington: Van der Mark brings victory to Holland for the first time in World Superbike history
26 of May
WorldSSP300: Anya Carrasco takes second consecutive pole position at Donington
26 of May
WSBK: Tom Sykes wins the 44th Superpole and catches up with the all-time record holder Corser
May 25
WSBK: Ray & Ray - both qualify for the Superpole on Friday at Donington!
WSBK - Win #59: Jonathan Ray matches the great Carl Fogarty
may 13
WSS: Clusel wins Imola, the championship is again in the hands of Krummenacher
WSBK: Jonathan Ray extends lead over Davis in World Championship
12 May
WSBK: Jonathan Ray breaks 1:45 to win Superpole in Imola
May 11
WSBK: Chaz Davis and Jonathan Ray are level at FP3 in Imola
May 11
WSS: Federico Caricasulo led the Yamaha group in Imola on Friday
Tom Sykes dominates second World Superbike race at TT Circuit Assen
April 22
Clusel won his first WorldSSP victory of the 2018 season in Assen
April 21
WSS - TT Circuit Assen: Sandro Cortesi starts from pole position again
Not dominance, but total control: Ray won the first WorldSBK race in Assen
April 21
WorldSSP300: Mika Perez starts from pole position in Assen
April 21
WorldSBK: Alex Lowes scores the first Superpole of his career at TT Circuit Assen
20 April
Mike, Mick and Marco lead the first day of WorldSBK in Assen: who else made it to the Superpole?
April 16
British Superbike just got more interesting: 4 races - 3 different winners
WorldSSP300: Nikita Kalinin opens the season with an incredible fight for the podium in Aragon
April 15
Sandro Cortesi takes his first win in World Supersport and enters the fight for the title
Davis won Sunday's action-packed AragonWorldSBK race
April 15
BSB: Bespectacled Ray is back in front - now he's won pole at Brands Hatch!
14th of April
Sandro Cortesi starts from pole position in Sunday's World Supersport race in Aragon
14th of April
WorldSSP300: Nikita Kalinin starts from 15th position in Aragon
Ray won Saturday's AragonWorldSBK race as three Ducatis battled for the podium
April 13
BMW S1000RR is the most popular and fastest STK1000 bike based on the results of practices at Motorland Aragon
April 13
Yamaha dominate WorldSSP in Aragon: Krummenacher 1st again
April 13
Kawasaki Ninja 400 and KTM RC390 occupy TOP-10 in WorldSSP300
April 13
Melandri leads AragonWorldSBK, Leonov is one of the fastest among independent teams
April 2
British Superbike's new star Bradley Ray takes victory double at Donington Park
April 1
Ray wins the first British Superbike race of 2022. And it's not a joke!
March 31
The first British Superbike round at Donington takes place in near-zero temperatures
ThaiWorldSBK: Yamaha and Ducati fight for victory in Buriram
Ray wins the first ThaiWorldSBK race
March 24
WSS: Mayas and his GRT Yamaha teammate will start from the first line in Thailand
March 24
ThatWorldSBK: Ray wins Superpole, Camier starts on the front row
March 23
ThaiWorldSBK: Ray and Sykes topped Friday's TOP 10, but MV Agusta and Ducati are just 0.1 seconds behind
25 February
WSS: Stage 1 results, Phillip Island
WSBK: Race 2 results, Phillip Island
WSBK: Results of the first race of the 2022 season - Phillip Island
24 February
WSBK: Tom Sykes starts from pole position at Phillip Island
24 February
Reigning WorldSSP champion Lucas Mayas starts in Australia from pole position
February 23
WSBK: Free practice results FP1, FP2 and FP3 – Phillip Island
February 20th
Results of the official WorldSBK tests in Phillip Island
February 19
WorldSBK is back! Phillip Island Tests: Day One
January 24
Results of the first WSBK tests in Jerez: Kawasaki – OK, Honda takes a big step forward
January 23
WSBK: Kawasaki confidently leads winter test session in Spain
Superbike World
is not only the World Superbike (WSBK) road racing championship, but also the best national series - British Superbike (BSB), AMA Superbike, Spanish (CEV) and Italian (CIV) championships, German Open (IDM) and other. The competition is divided into classes: Superbike (with engines over 750 cc) and Supersport (600 cc) motorcycles specially prepared for racing, as well as “stock” motorcycles, where the equipment is not subject to major modifications - STK-1000 (for liter sportbikes) and STK-600 (for “six hundred”).
RSBK 2022 motorcycle racing, schedule: schedule of next races
The next second race will take place on June 12 at the MOSCOW RACEWAY track. The drivers will then face off in competition again on June 23 at ADM Raceway for the third round.
The fourth stage of the race will take place on July 21 again on the NRING track, like the first. The fifth stage of racing awaits participants on the already familiar ADM Raceway on August 4th. The final 6th stage of the international competition awaits riders on the Moscow MOSCOW RACEWAY on August 18.
The start of the competition is announced at 14:00 Moscow time.
WSBK
The 2018 WSBK Championship has officially started.
The first stage took place at the Australian Phillip Island Circuit. Marco Melandri did a double on Ducati, winning both races. In the first race, Marco's main rival was Tom Sykes, and in the second, Jonathan Ray. Javi Fore and Chaz Davis each took a podium place.
First race results:
1. Marco Melandri ITA Aruba.it Racing Ducati Panigale R 22 laps 2. Tom Sykes GBR Kawasaki Racing ZX-10RR +1.180s 3. Chaz Davies GBR Aruba.it Racing Ducati Panigale R +9.265s 4. Xavi Fores ESP Barni Ducati Panigale R +9.821s 5. Jonathan Rea GBR Kawasaki Racing ZX-10RR +13.896s 6. Alex Lowes GBR PATA Crescent Yamaha R1 +17.028s 7. Leon Camier GBR Red Bull Honda CBR1000RR SP2 +21.514s 8. Eugene Laverty IRE Milwaukee Aprilia RSV4 +23.662s 9. Michael van der Mark NED PATA Yamaha YZF-R1 +27.430s 10. Leandro Mercado ARG Orelac Racing VerdNatura Kawasaki ZX-10RR +27.446s 11. Loris Baz FRA Althea BMW S1000RR +27.748s 12. Jake Gagne USA Red Bull Honda CBR1000RR SP2 +28.466s 13. Toprak Razgatlioglu TUR Puccetti Kawasaki ZX-10RR +30.000s 14. Roman Ramos ESP Team GoEleven Kawasaki ZX-10RR +53.619s 15. Ondrej Jezek CZE Guandalini Yamaha YZF-R1 +1m 02.682s 16 . PJ Jacobsen USA TripleM Honda CBR1000RR SP2 +1m 09.775s
DNF: - Jordi Torres ESP MV Agusta 1000 F4 - Troy Herfoss AUS Penrite Honda CBR1000RR SP2 - Yonny Hernandez COL Team Pedercini Kawasaki ZX-10RR - Daniel Falzon AUS Yamaha Racing Team YZF-R1 - Wayne Maxwell AUS Yamaha Racing Team YZF-R1
Injury: - Lorenzo Savadori ITA Milwaukee Aprilia RSV4
Second race results:
1. Marco Melandri ITA Aruba.it Racing Ducati Panigale R 22 laps 2. Jonathan Rea GBR Kawasaki Racing ZX-10RR +0.021s 3. Xavi Fores ESP Barni Ducati Panigale R +0.304s 4. Tom Sykes GBR Kawasaki Racing ZX-10RR + 1.488s 5. Alex Lowes GBR PATA Crescent Yamaha R1 +2.474s 6. Leon Camier GBR Red Bull Honda CBR1000RR SP2 +2.745s 7. Michael van der Mark NED PATA Yamaha YZF-R1 +3.098s 8. Jordi Torres ESP MV Agusta 1000 F4 +14.301s 9. Loris Baz FRA Althea BMW S1000RR +14.361s 10. Torak Razgatlioglu TUR Puccetti Kawasaki ZX-10RR +19.785s 11. Roman Ramos ESP Team GoEleven Kawasaki ZX-10RR +25.237s 12. Leandro Mercado ARG Orelac Racing VerdNatura Kawasaki ZX-10RR +40.504s 13. Jake Gagne USA Red Bull Honda CBR1000RR SP2 +58.923s 14. PJ Jacobsen USA TripleM Honda CBR1000RR SP2 +1m 15. Eugene Laverty IRE Milwaukee Aprilia RSV4 +2 laps
DNF: - Chaz Davies GBR Aruba.it Racing Ducati Panigale R - Ondrej Jezek CZE Guandalini Yamaha YZF-R1 - Daniel Falzon AUS Yamaha Racing Team YZF-R1
DNS: - Yonny Hernandez COL Team Pedercini Kawasaki ZX-10RR - Troy Herfoss AUS Penrite Honda CBR1000RR SP2 - Wayne Maxwell AUS Yamaha Racing Team YZF-R1 - Lorenzo Savadori ITA Milwaukee Aprilia RSV4
World Cup 2022, results table, news today: Ronaldo will leave the national team after the 2022 World Cup
Cristiano flies like damn Chester from Cheetos, glistens with shrunken abs and hits brilliant free throws. He is 33, but in the match with the Spaniards he won 5 aerial duels - more than anyone else on the field. He also made all the Portuguese shots on target - without him, Spain would have torn the European champions to shreds.
The World Cup in Qatar should be dismissed immediately. There, the striker will already be 37, and by this time he will either say goodbye to football (total maximalism plus a lesson from Zidane - leave at the peak), or simply focus on club life, without tedious selections and exhausting trips in the Qatari heat.
Euro 2020 remains, but there are two nuances here. Firstly, Cristiano already has this title, which was acquired in a frankly miraculous way. Consequently, there is zero motivation: participating in the European Championship with great chances of losing the crown is a terrible idea, considering how faceless the Portuguese generation is now. There are enough quality players there, but there is no leader: 35-year-old Ronaldo will have to drag the team to a second trophy in a row. An unrealistic scenario, it is more logical to withdraw.
Another reason for leaving the team is the clumsy qualification for the Euro and the tournament formula itself. The selection will be super compact, in just 8 months – from March to November 2022. Four more participants will be determined in the spring of 2020. Remembering how lethargic Krish’s partners are, the process of getting into the tournament can either drag on or turn out to be hellishly stressful and tense. And the Euro itself is also dreary: instead of a holiday for one or two host countries, UEFA organized a Sabbath for airline ticket sellers.
Fans will have to travel to 12 cities, and so will the players. How much Ronaldo needs this is a huge question, writes the Therussiantimes portal. Most likely, it is not necessary at all.
It is important to understand that Cristiano is now fighting for an immensely fat and at the same time long contract with the club. He clearly wants to earn 120-150 million euros over the next 3-4 years, and a potential injury in a match for the national team will specifically cut the budget.
Ronaldo has already proven everything he could. He led to the title, lit up the World Cup (a hat-trick is already in history), there are no achievements left. This means we can call it quits, and it will be reasonable: no one will squeal at the man who fought for the national team for years and became the best player in its history.
