HIGHLIGHTS from Race 2 at Donington 🎩 | 2025 #UKWorldSBK 🇬🇧

Razgatlioglu makes it a treble of Donington hat-tricks in Race 2 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆

Race 2 didn’t disappoint and you can’t miss the opportunity to relive the key moments 🔑🍿

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Just one point separated. Raz got the ugly from Bulliger heading into race two at Donington Park. But it was the number one who grabbed the whole shot into turn one with Nicolo Buliger once again getting off the line sluggishly. Sam Lo was looking to challenge Raz Gat the uglier on the opening lap and Ro Bautista moved his way up to third after getting ahead of Andrea Loatelli at the Melbourne loop. Raz Galatov was starting to build a gap and that meant it was time for Buligo to charge through getting ahead of Lafetelli at turn one to move into P4. Soon his sights were set on his teammate and he caught everyone by surprise at turn 12 by getting up the inside. Sam Lo’s race unfortunately came to an end at turn one on lap four crashing out at turn one much to his despair he was okay and returned back to the box. The fight at the front had largely settled down, but Gerof, Petruchi, Yoloni, and Agatu were all squabbbling over P5. Patruchi leading Gerof over that fight with Yiani taken to the gravel and losing position to Dominic Agata, the number 77 moving into P7. Patruchi seemed to have enough to defend from Garrett Goff heading into the Melbourne loop, keeping the number 31 Texan behind him throughout the 23 lap race. Ryan Vickers had been quick throughout the weekend and he was running in ninth ahead of Ramy Gardner. The number 87 Yamaha up five places from his starting position as he looked for a top nine finish. It was a day to forget on Sunday for Michael Vadmark returning to his box after an issue with his bike. Top Razgat was in control but he had a track limits warning to deal with potentially playing into the hands of Bulaga and Bautista. Yon was fighting to get ahead of Agata once again, forcing his way through to move into P7. On the final lap, Alvo Batista had closed down a gap of around a second to his teammate. Visibly quicker heading through the final sector, but unable to make the move into the foggy S’s or the Melbourne loop. Godard his last chance, but unable to get through again. Raz Gatoglu crossing the line for his 12th victory at Donington with Buluga in P2 and Bautista completing the podium. Celebrations for BMW and Razat Leoglu as they move back to the top of the championship lead for the first time since the end of the 2024 season. He arrived in Park Fermy in traditional top rack style before celebrating with his team with Bulliga alongside him on the rostroom and Bautista completing the top three on a dramatic weekend in the United Kingdom. Top rack Razgat was 3 seconds clear of Buliga at the end of the 23 lap race with Batista two temps back from his Dicati teammate. Andrea Loatelli completed the top four ahead of Petruchi and Gerof in six. the season’s best for him with you know recovering to seventh. Vicers just missed out on the top 10. He was 11th ahead of Scott Reading with Yari Montana Vie and Jonathan Ray completing the points paying positions. There were retirements for Michael Var wild card Tommy Bridewell and Sam Lowe’s in the championship standings. It’s all changed but still very close on 345 points now leads Bulliger by four points. Patruchi remains in third despite Baltista’s race to podium with Loatelli in fifth. Sam Lo six Equin moves above Alex Lo. Remy Gardner also on the charge. He gets into 11th place while Agata moves up to 14th ahead of Michael Vandermark. I’m very happy because uh this is my last weekend in Donington Park. Uh before the come here I have a biggest target uh the hattrick. Finally I did. I’m very happy for it.