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Nicolò Bulega plays down damage with second place after difficult weekend: ‘I decided that finishing second was the smart result’

by Redação
June 16, 2025
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Nicolò Bulega minimiza danos com segundo lugar após fim de semana duro: ‘Decidi que terminar em segundo era o resultado inteligente’

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Nicolo Bulega salvaged a complicated weekend at Misano with second place in the main race, limiting the damage in his WorldSBK title fight. The Italian rider from Aruba.it Racing – Ducati started from the fourth row after his Superpole Race crash, but showed an impressive recovery by reaching second position in just five laps. His championship advantage reduced to nine points over Toprak Razgatlıoglu, though he remains at the top of the overall standings.

‘It wasn’t a perfect weekend. I had some bad luck and I’m happy with my second place in Race 2’, admitted Bulega after the race. The 24-year-old rider acknowledged the difficulties faced but expressed satisfaction with how he managed to recover from an unfavorable grid position. His overtaking ability was evident in the race’s opening moments, successfully passing Alvaro Bautista, Alex Lowes, Danilo Petrucci and Andrea Locatelli in succession.

Bulega’s comeback was spectacular, but when he reached second position, Razgatlıoglu had already established a considerable advantage. ‘When I passed the riders in front and moved into second position Toprak already had a big gap’, explained the Italian. This situation forced him into a strategic evaluation about the risks to assume in pursuing the race leader.

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The Ducati rider opted for a conservative approach in the race’s final moments, prioritizing important championship points. ‘I decided that finishing second was the smart result because catching him would have required taking too many risks’, justified Bulega. This decision revealed competitive maturity, acknowledging his opponent’s superiority at that specific moment.

‘He was very strong, so congratulations to him and BMW’, concluded Bulega, demonstrating sportsmanship in defeat. Despite the difficult weekend, the Italian maintains his championship lead and showed his ability to respond in adverse situations. The title fight promises to intensify in upcoming rounds, with just nine points separating the two main protagonists of this WorldSBK season.

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