After a first race far from the front, Jeffrey Buis won Sunday’s second race of the Supersport 300 World Championship in Most.

Rain began to fall on the warm-up lap, causing a delay in proceedings so teams could change tyres. The race was then shortened to ten laps.

Hugo Maier (Yamaha AD78 FIMLA by MS Racing) started from pole position and, in a weekend where he showed great speed, was in the fight for victory throughout the race. The lead group was large, with six riders separated by less than half a second at the finish.

On the final lap, Beñat Fernández (Team#109 Retro Traffic Kove) and Maier were right on Buis’s tail, but the Dutchman from Freudenberg KTM-Paligo Racing held off all attacks and crossed the line 0.045s ahead of Fernández. The leading trio were tightly packed, with Maier in third just 95 thousandths behind.

Not far from the podium fight, David Salvador (Team ProDina XCI/Kawasaki) crossed the line in fourth, with Julio García (Prodina Kawasaki) finishing fifth after winning Race 1.

After the third round of the season, and thanks to Sunday’s win, Buis leads the championship with 100 points – three more than García and four more than Fernández. Salvador sits fourth, already 23 points off the top.

Results:

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Julio García won the first race of the Most round in the Supersport 300 World Championship this afternoon – a highly intense race, with the top ten separated by less than a second at the finish!

Pole position went to Humberto Maier (Yamaha AD78 FIMLA by MS Racing), who, after dominating Friday, continued his strong performance – remaining one of the riders fighting for victory from start to finish.

The same can be said for García (Prodina Kawasaki) and David Salvador (Team ProDina XCI/Kawasaki) – who had to serve a Long Lap penalty due to an infraction committed during Superpole.

Uncertainty reigned until the very end, with a large group battling for the lead positions. García prevailed, beating Salvador by just 12 thousandths. Beñat Fernández (Team#109 Retro Traffic Kove) completed the podium 0.041s behind, followed by Maier, only 41 thousandths off the winner. Any closer would be nearly impossible.

The top five was rounded out by Matteo Vannucci (Pata AG Motorsport Italia) at 0.136s. The leading group even included two more riders, but in the final corner Daniel Mogeda (Pons Motorsport Italika/Kawasaki) crashed following an incident with Fernández – who is still under investigation.

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For the second time in his career, Humberto Maier will start from pole position in the Supersport 300 World Championship – after coming out on top in Superpole at Most this Friday.

In the first ten minutes, Beñat Fernández (Team#109 Retro Traffic Kove) stood out most and was leading when the session was red-flagged due to a crash involving four riders at turn 10.

Fernández himself was among those involved, as was Uriel Hidalgo (Zappas-Deza-Box 77 Racing Team/Yamaha), who was taken to the medical centre – where a fractured femur was diagnosed, and he was transported by helicopter to a hospital.

The interruption was brief and, after the restart, David Salvador (Team ProDina XCI) took the lead – six minutes before Maier (Yamaha AD78 FIMLA by MS Racing) set the lap that secured him pole position: 1m46.325s. He beat Salvador by just 22 thousandths, while Julio García (Prodina Kawasaki) was third, 0.093s behind.

Jeffrey Buis (Freudenberg KTM-Paligo Racing), the championship leader, will start only from 11th, having finished 0.518s off pole.

Results:

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Humberto Maier put a Yamaha on top in the only free practice session of the Supersport 300 World Championship round at Most, which took place this morning in dry track conditions.

The Yamaha AD78 FIMLA by MS Racing rider led for about a third of the session: he moved to the front 18 minutes in with a series of fast laps and, until the end, was only briefly overtaken by Jeffrey Buis (Freudenberg KTM-Paligo Racing).

Maier’s response was almost immediate, setting a lap of 1m46.548s that no one managed to beat. Buis ended up 0.121s behind, followed by Jakob Rosenthaler (Freudenberg KTM-Paligo Racing).

The top five also included David Salvador (Team Prodina XCI/Kawasaki) in fourth and Julio García (Prodina Kawasaki) in fifth, the latter already more than half a second off the leader.

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#WorldSSP300 Free Practice FINAL RESULTS

1⃣ Humberto Maier
2⃣ Jeffery Buis
3⃣ Jakob Rosenthaler #CzechWorldSBK pic.twitter.com/xFFZsDWmsw

— WorldSBK (@WorldSBK) May 16, 2025

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After a week-long break, the Superbike World Championship returns for the fifth round of the season, which will take place in Czechia at the Most circuit.

In the main category, WSBK, Nicolò Bulega (Aruba.it Ducati) won all races in Cremona about two weeks ago and extended his lead in the championship: he is now 34 points ahead of Toprak Razgatlioglu (ROKiT BMW).

While the Turkish rider will try to respond in order to stay within reach of another title, the Italian will naturally aim for another dominant performance. But they’re not alone in the fight for the top spots, with riders like Álvaro Bautista (Aruba.it Ducati), Andrea Locatelli (Pata Maxus Yamaha), or even Danilo Petrucci (Barni Spark Racing/Ducati), among others, always in contention.

In WSSP, Stefano Manzi (Pata Yamaha Ten Kate) has been dominating the championship and did so again at the last round with a double victory. He arrives at Most with a 44-point lead over Bo Bendsneyder (MV Agusta), making it unlikely he’ll lose the lead.

Tom Booth-Amos (PTR Triumph) sits third, already 51 points behind, with this trio maintaining control despite occasional podiums from their main chasers: Jaume Masiá (Orelac Racing VerdNatura/Ducati) and Can Öncü (Yamaha bLU cRU Evan Bros).

About a month later, WSSP300 returns for its third round of the season. So far, Jeffrey Buis (Freudenberg KTM Paligo Racing) has been the strongest, with three wins in the four races held. He leads the championship by 14 points over Julio García (Prodina Kawasaki), while Beñat Fernández (Team#109 Retro Traffic Kove) – the only one to have stopped Buis so far – sits third, 15 points off the lead.

Below you’ll find the full schedule (CET times) for the Most round of the Superbike, Supersport, and Supersport 300 World Championships, which you can follow here on Motorcycle Sports.

• Friday, May 16
  • 09h40-10h20: Free practice WSSP
  • 10h35-11h20: Free practice 1 WSBK
  • 11h35-12h00: Free practice WSSP300
  • 13h55-14h35: Superpole WSSP
  • 15h00-15h45: Free practice 2 WSBK
  • 16h00-16h25: Superpole WSSP300
• Saturday, May 17
  • 09h00-09h20: Free practice 3 WSBK
  • 09h30-09h40: Warm-up 1 WSSP
  • 09h50-10h00: Warm-up 1 WSSP300
  • 11h00-11h15: Superpole WSBK
  • 12h35: Race 1 WSSP
  • 14h00: Race 1 WSBK
  • 15h15: Race 1 WSSP300
• Sunday, May 18
  • 09h00-09h10: Warm-up WSBK
  • 09h20-09h30: Warm-up 2 WSSP
  • 09h40-09h50: Warm-up 2 WSSP300
  • 11h00: Superpole Race WSBK
  • 12h35: Race 2 WSSP
  • 14h00: Race 2 WSBK
  • 15h15: Race 2 WSSP300

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It was an almost perfect weekend for Jeffrey Buis. This Sunday, he sealed victory in the second race of the Supersport 300 World Championship in Assen – just like he did yesterday in Race 1. But this was a fiercely fought triumph.

Julio García (Prodina Kawasaki) started from pole position, but Buis (Freudenberg KTM-Paligo Racing) took the lead on the opening lap, with the Spaniard settling into second.

As is so often the case in this category, the 12-lap race saw a large group of riders battling it out for the win and podium places. In the end, the top ten were separated by less than one second.

Lead changes were constant, with six different riders occupying first place at some point. But in the end, the fight came down to Buis and David Salvador (Team Prodina XCI/Kawasaki).

The Spaniard pushed hard all the way to the line, but Buis snatched his second win of the Assen weekend by just one thousandth of a second. Daniel Mogeda (Pons Motorsport Italika/Kawasaki) completed the podium.

Marco Gaggi (Team BrCorse/Yamaha) finished fourth, and Beñat Fernández (Team#109 Retro Traffic Kove) was fifth. After this second round of the season, Buis leads the championship with 75 points – 14 ahead of García.

Results:

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Jeffrey Buis was the winner of the first race of the Supersport 300 World Championship in Assen – securing his first win of the season and doing so at his home round.

The Dutch rider from Freudenberg KTM-Paligo Racing was the fastest in free practice yesterday, before Julio Garcia (Prodina Kawasaki) claimed pole position, beating David Salvador (Team ProDina XCI/Kawasaki) by 0.364s. Buis qualified in third. This morning, he was the fastest in the warm-up.

In the race this Saturday, Buis made a strong start to take the lead, but by the third lap, he lost a few positions. While seven riders stood out in the early laps, this group was reduced to six in the final laps. Six riders also led at some point during the race.

In an exciting battle that went down to the wire, Buis managed to secure the victory, beating Hugo Maier (Yamaha AD78 FIMLA by MS Racing) by just 0.093s in a near «photo finish».

The third spot on the podium went to García, 0.191s behind the winner and 0.164s ahead of Salvador. Beñat Fernández (Team#109 Retro Traffic Kove) crossed the line in fourth, but a track limits infringement on the last lap led to a penalty, dropping him to fifth.

Results:

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The Superbike paddock heads to the «Cathedral» of Assen this weekend for the third round of the season with the Superbike World Championship, as well as the Supersport, Supersport 300 and Women’s categories, whose season begins.

In WSBK, Aruba.it Ducati and ROKiT BMW dominated in Australia and Portimão, so the fuel flow of both manufacturers’ bikes has been reduced in an attempt to balance performance.

Will Nicolò Bulega (Aruba.it Ducati) and Toprak Razgatlioglu (ROKiT BMW) be able to maintain supremacy? The Italian leads the championship with 29 more points than the 2024 champion.

In third is Danilo Petrucci (Barni Spark Racing Team/Ducati), with Álvaro Bautista (Aruba.it Ducati) in fourth, looking for his first win of the year. With BMW and Ducati constrained, Andrea Locatelli (Pata Maxus Yamaha) will try to take advantage and reach the podium spots, as he currently sits fifth in the standings.

Stefano Manzi (Pata Yamaha Ten Kate) has yet to miss the podium in WSSP and leads the championship by 13 points over Tom Booth-Amos (PTR Triumph), while Bo Bendsneyder (MV Agusta) is third after taking his first victory in Portimão.

As for WSSP300, this will be the second round of the year. Julio García (Team ProDina XCI/Kawasaki) did not win in Portugal but was the most consistent and leads by two points over Beñat Fernández (Team #109 Retro Traffic Kove), while Antonio Torres (Team ProDina XCI/Kawasaki) is third, 32 points behind.

The second season of the Women’s World Championship (WorldWCR) begins in Assen. Last year’s champion is not present, but there are several clear contenders for the top spots, such as Beatriz Neila (Ampito Crescent Yamaha), María Herrera (Klint Forward), Roberta Ponzani (Klint Forward), and Sara Sánchez (Terra & Vita GRT Yamaha).

Check out the full schedule for the Assen round of WorldSBK in all categories (CET times).

• Friday, April 11
  • 09h40-10h05: Free practice WSSP300
  • 10h20-11h05: Free practice 1 WSBK
  • 11h20-12h00: Free practice WSSP
  • 12h15-12h40: Free practice WorldWCR
  • 14h10-14h35: Superpole WSSP300
  • 15h00-15h45: Free practice 2 WSBK
  • 16h00-16h40: Superpole WSSP
  • 16h55-17h20: Superpole WorldWCR
• Saturday, April 12
  • 09h00-09h20: Free practice 3 WSBK
  • 09h30-09h40: Warm-up 1 WorldWCR
  • 09h50-10h00: Warm-up 1 WSSP300
  • 10h10-10h20: Warm-up 1 WSSP
  • 11h00-11h15: Superpole WSBK
  • 11h50: Race 1 WorldWCR
  • 12h45: Race 1 WSSP300
  • 14h00: Race 1 WSBK
  • 15h15: Race 1 WSSP
• Sunday, April 13
  • 09h00-09h10: Warm-up WSBK
  • 09h20-09h30: Warm-up 1 WorldWCR
  • 09h40-09h50: Warm-up 1 WSSP300
  • 10h00-10h10: Warm-up 1 WSSP
  • 11h00-11h15: Superpole Race WSBK
  • 11h50: Race 2 WorldWCR
  • 12h45: Race 2 WSSP300
  • 14h00: Race 2 WSBK
  • 15h15: Race 2 WSSP

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The Supersport 300 World Championship had a second race at the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve that will certainly be talked about for some time, as it was contested until the final breath, with the winner and runner-up separated by just 0.018s.

In the thrilling finale of Race 2 at the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve, Beñat Fernández (Team#109 Retro Traffic Kove) wrote his name into the history of the FIM Supersport 300 World Championship, achieving his 36th victory in the competition. The Spanish rider delivered a memorable overtake on the final lap, surpassing his compatriots Julio Garcia (Prodina Kawasaki Racing Sport) and Antonio Torres (Team ProDina XCI) by a tiny margin, less than a tenth of a second. This triumph marks a remarkable start to the championship for Fernández, who made his debut in the competition at this Pirelli Portuguese Round.

The race, marked by an intense battle for the lead, culminated in a dramatic finish. Fernández, the sole Kove representative on the starting grid, demonstrated a clever strategy by using the slipstream on the final lap to overtake Garcia, securing Kove’s first victory of the season and their first since Garcia’s triumph in Jerez last year.

The finish line witnessed an electrifying arrival, with Fernández crossing the line just 0.018s ahead of Garcia. Antonio Torres completed the all-Spanish podium, finishing just 0.095s behind the winner, in a race finish that kept spectators in suspense until the very last moment.

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At the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve, there was an all-Spanish podium in the second race of the Portuguese round of the Supersport 300 World Championship, after an extraordinary final battle that culminated in victory for Beñat Fernández.

Fernández, rider of Team#109 Retro Traffic Kove, became the 36th different winner in the history of the Supersport 300 World Championship, taking his first victory in a dramatic final lap at the Pirelli Portuguese Round. The Spaniard beat his compatriots Julio García (Prodina Kawasaki Racing Sport) and Antonio Torres (Team ProDina XCI) by less than a tenth of a second in a thrilling finish that marked his debut in the championship.

Victory belonged to the only Kove rider on the grid, with Fernández taking advantage of the aspiration effect on the last lap to overtake García and give the brand its first win of the season – and the first since García’s triumph in Jerez last year. The #48 finished just 0.018 seconds behind Fernández, in a sensational race that saw nine riders separated by just eight tenths at the finish line. Torres completed the all-Spanish podium, finishing just 0.095 seconds behind the winner.

Carter Thompson (MTM Kawasaki) crossed the finish line in fourth place, ahead of David Salvador (Team ProDina XCI), who finished fifth. Phillip Tonn (Freudenberg KTM-Paligo Racing) was sixth, but his final lap was not without drama, after he made contact with his team-mate Jeffrey Buis in Turn 1. The incident pushed the two-time champion into Brazilian rider Humberto Maier (Yamaha AD78 FIMLA by MS Racing), causing them both to crash. The incident was investigated by the stewards after the race, resulting in additional measures.

Indonesian Felix Mulya (ProGP NitiRacing) improved on his result from the first race, finishing seventh, just 0.259 seconds behind the winner and as the best Yamaha rider. Elia Bartolini (Team BrCorse) followed a tenth behind, while Pepe Osuna (ZAPPAS-DEZA-BOX 77 Racing Team) made a remarkable recovery, starting from 28th and last on the grid to finish in 9th place, just 0.747 seconds away from what would have been an unlikely and extraordinary victory. Portuguese driver Tomás Alonso (Pons Motorsport Italika Racing) completed the top 10.

The first retirements came on the third lap, when Faerozi Toreqottullah (ProGP NitiRacing) collided with Mirko Gennai (MTM Kawasaki) at Turn 8. The incident was subsequently investigated by the stewards, and Gennai was taken to the medical centre for observation after the accident. On the eighth lap, Emiliano Ercolani (Kawasaki GP Project) crashed at Turn 3, managing to return to the track, but abandoned shortly afterwards due to technical problems. Filip Novotny (Accolade Funds Smrz Racing BGR) also dropped out at around the same time, although the incidents were unrelated.

Fernández’s victory represents a historic moment for Kove in the championship, consolidating the Spanish brand’s growing presence in top-level motorcycling competitions.

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