HIGHLIGHTS from Race 2 at Balaton Park 🎩 | 2025 #HungarianWorldSBK 🇭🇺

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Toprak Razgatlioglu makes it 9 wins in a row and extends his lead to 26 points with his 162nd career podium at Balaton Park! 🏆

Relive all the Race 2 highlights, from Bulega’s charge to Lowes’ fourth rostrum 🍿

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Race two in the Morton F super bike world championship got underway. Top rack Raz Gatogloo getting an initial superb start but Alvar Boutista fighting his way to P1 at turn one briefly taking the lead of the race. It didn’t last long for the number 19 though as Razakloo outbreaks him heading into turn five moving back into P1 and into a position he wouldn’t seed. Niglo Buliger had to fight his way up from P10 on the grid after his disastrous Tiso Superar race and he was into the top five after just a couple of laps before heounded Andrea Loatelli to move into P4. He was then ahead of teammate Alvro Bautista before passing second place rider Sam Lo. The number 14 was aiming for a first featurelength race podium in his world superlight career. Behind an Alvo Bautista had a massive high-speed getoff at turn eight. The Spaniard able to walk away from the crash which ended his podium. Hopes perhaps just getting caught out by a bit of damp as he went on the curb entering turn eight. Back to his box for a debrief and explaining what happened with crew chief Julio Nava. Ryan Vickers was on for a career best P6 after getting ahead of Honda Chavi Viej, but the number 17 was found to of course cut and not lost sufficient time and that led to a long lap penalty which then went very wrong for the number 17 ending up in the gravel. Raz Gatobloo was still leading unchallenged at the front as he was building up a 10-second margin over Bulliger. Alex Lowe’s moving into P6 ahead of Chavy Vie. Jonathan Ray had a strong race one until his crash and was looking good in the Super Pole race. But in race two found himself fighting over P12 for fellow Yamaha rider Bahhatin Safogloo. Denilo Patruchi was another intermediates in the Super race which meant he started from P1 in race two but he was running in P4 ahead of Andrea Loatelli. But back out at the front, Rasgat the Ugloo rounding the final corner to claim a hat-tick in World SPK’s first visit to Hungary in 35 years. It was also the number one’s 10th hattrick in World Superbike, putting him level with Alvo Baltista. He arrived into Park Fing in typical top rack fashion on one wheel, just the front wheel before jumping into his team who were waiting for him to celebrate. Sam Lo was also on the podium. his first feature length race podium and top independent rider in race two. Bulliger battered his way into P2 while Sam Lo completed the race to Rostrom. 10 seconds the margin of victory for El Durko over Buligas with Sam Lo in third. Denilo Patruchi, Andrea Loatelli and Alex Lo completing the top six with Chavy Vie Axel Pasani, Dominic Agar and Yari Montella all inside the top 10. Darren McKenzie made it three point scoring finishes on his first weekend on a Ducati finishing ahead of Jonathan Ray Bhattan Foglu and Michael Raldi tat taking the last point in race two. In the championship standings the gap has extended. Raz Gatloo now leads Buga by 26 points. He has more than a race wins worth of points in hand. Dewey Patrrui strengthens his group on third following Baltista’s DNF with Loatelli overtaking the Spaniard. Sam nose is six ahead of Via, Alex Lo, Ecoona, and Andrea Yon. Dominic Actton moves up three places into 12th in the championship standings with Tara McKenzie also on the right. He’s up to P20. The form is a little bit difficult because uh many wet patch and uh we have also the just the dry line and some corner also still wet but we did very good job and uh we don’t need we don’t make a mistake and just uh riding there also the I’m just focused on the pace and this race for me is very important because I did before 800 and 900 I need also the 1,000 races need to win uh But I’m really happy you know uh this is a very special race for me and also before the move to the Moto GP I did another uh the win the special Grace.