Toprak Razgatlıoğlu Crowned 2024 Superbike World Champion!

A proud moment for motorcycle enthusiasts worldwide! Red Bull rider Toprak Razgatlıoğlu has claimed his second consecutive Superbike World Championship title in 2024, once again writing his name in history with golden letters. Known as "El Turco," Toprak has risen to the top of the motorcycle world, bringing pride to Turkey.

This victory proves once again that Toprak is not just a talented rider but also a dedicated athlete. Throughout the race, his speed, control, and experience left his rivals with no chance, winning the admiration of millions of motorsport fans globally.

Who Is the 2024 Motorcycle World Champion?

In 2024, the Motorcycle World Champion is none other than Turkey’s pride, Toprak Razgatlıoğlu. This is his second world title in the Superbike World Championship, further cementing his place at the pinnacle of the sport.

Who Won the Superbike World Championship?

The 2024 Superbike World Championship was won by Toprak Razgatlıoğlu, who once again proved himself as the fastest and most skilled rider on the grid.

Toprak Razgatlıoğlu Returns to Racing: Ready for a Crucial Battle in Aragon

After completing his recovery from a crash at Magny-Cours, Toprak Razgatlıoğlu is returning to the track for the Aragon round of the World Superbike Championship. After suffering a mild lung collapse, Razgatlıoğlu was out of races for four weeks but is now ready to compete again with the approval of his doctors. His performance in Aragon is of great importance, as the point gap with his championship rival is only 13.

Seyit Ateş
2024-09-27

Our national motorcycle racer Toprak Razgatlıoğlu is returning to racing after a crash at the Magny-Cours track. In the crash, which occurred during the second free practice session, Razgatlıoğlu was diagnosed with a mild lung collapse (pneumothorax) and had to stay away from the track for four weeks. However, after the latest medical checks, he has been given clearance to participate in the upcoming World Superbike Championship round in Aragon.

With this return, Razgatlıoğlu will play a crucial role in maintaining his lead in the championship fight. Currently, there is only a 13-point gap between him and his rival, Nicholas Bulega, and his performance in Aragon will be vital for the championship race. Toprak expressed his gratitude for the safety equipment that proved invaluable during the crash and thanked everyone for the supportive messages during his recovery.

Having successfully passed the medical checks before the Aragon race, Toprak Razgatlıoğlu said that while he may not be at 100% performance, he is happy to be part of the competition on the track.

We Wish Toprak Razgatlıoğlu the Best of Luck...

TOPRAK RAZGATLIOĞLU Claims First Place in the Superpole Race! | WSBK Barcelona

At the Barcelona round of the 2024 World Superbike Championship, Turkish rider Toprak Razgatlıoğlu once again secured victory in the Superpole race. Starting from pole position for the Superpole race after winning the first race, Razgatlıoğlu briefly lost the lead in the first corner of the final lap but regained first place with a fantastic move in the last corner. With this victory, Razgatlıoğlu achieved his 41st career race win and secured his second win in Barcelona. Andrea Iannone took second place, and Alvaro Bautista finished third. With these results, Bulega maintains his lead while Razgatlıoğlu climbed to second place. The final race in Barcelona will take place today at 16:00.

At the Barcelona leg of the 2024 World Superbike Championship, victory once again belonged to Turkish rider Toprak Razgatlıoğlu in the Superpole race. Having won the first race with BMW, Razgatlıoğlu started the Superpole race from the pole position in the Barcelona weekend. From the first lap onwards, in an exciting race where Razgatlıoğlu was contested for victory by 5 riders including Bautista, Iannone, Bulega, and Alex Lowes, the winner once again was Toprak Razgatlıoğlu.

Razgatlıoğlu maintained a constant lead throughout the race, but in the final turn of the last lap, he was overtaken by Alvaro Bautista. However, without losing pace, he continued to pursue and executed a perfect pass in the final corner to regain the first position. With this victory, Razgatlıoğlu secured his 41st race win in his career. Despite never having won in Barcelona before, he now showcased an exceptional performance by winning both the first race and the Superpole race.

Speaking after the race, Razgatlıoğlu said, "I am really happy. Because this time I wasn't sure if luck would be on my side. I made a mistake at turn 10, lost control. But I managed to turn that situation to my advantage, kept close until the final corner. I was close enough to make a move at the last corner. I entered the final corner in second gear, tightened the line, and the plan worked perfectly. The acceleration wasn't as bad as I expected, and I won again. Actually, I wasn't too surprised. I always pictured that final corner in my mind, and I made it happen. I didn't surprise myself. I owe an incredible thank you to the team, they did a fantastic job. We will fight for victory again in the next race."

With Razgatlıoğlu's surge, Bautista lost momentum, and he slipped to 3rd place after overtaking Andrea Iannone, who was strong on the straights throughout the race, settling for 2nd place on the podium.

Nicolo Bulega finished the race in 4th place, followed by Alex Lowes and Michael van der Mark.

After the Superpole race in Barcelona, Bulega maintains his lead with 67 points, followed by Razgatlıoğlu who climbed to 2nd place with consecutive wins and 55 points. Iannone follows closely with a 4-point gap, while Bautista is 5 points behind.

The final race in Barcelona will start today at 16:00.