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2019 Statistics @WorldSBK facebook.com/WorldSBK 2019 instagram.com/worldsbk STATISTICS 07 - Pata Riviera di Rimini Round #RiminiWorldSBK Jonathan REA Career history Nat British 2018 WorldSBK: Kawasaki Racing Team, Champion, 545 p.ts (17 wins, 22 podiums, 2 pole positions, 14 f.l.) 2017 WorldSBK: Kawasaki Racing Team, Champion, 556 points (16 wins, 24 podiums, 6 poles, 14 fastest laps) Born 02/02/1987 Ballymena 2016 WorldSBK: Kawasaki Racing Team, Champion, 498 points (9 wins, 23 podiums, 2 poles, 6 fastest laps) Age 32 2015 WorldSBK: Kawasaki Racing Team, Champion, 548 points (14 wins, 23 podiums, 2 poles, 11 fastest laps) 2014 WorldSBK: Pata Honda World Superbike, 3rd, 334 points (4 wins, 9 podiums, 1 pole position, 2 fastest laps) • WorldSBK years '08-'19 Champion 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 FIM Endurance (EWC): F.C.C. TSR Honda 2013 WorldSBK: Pata Honda World Superbike, 9th, 176 points (1 win, 4 podiums, 1 fastest lap) • FIM Endurance: F. Career 2019 C.C. TSR Honda Starts 271 (259 x WorldSBK, 12 x WorldSSP) 16 2012 WorldSBK: Honda World Superbike Team, 5th, 278.5 points (2 wins, 6 podiums) • MotoGP: Repsol Honda Team, 2 races, 21st, 17 points Wins/Best res. 76 (73 x WorldSBK, 3 x WorldSSP) 2 2011 WorldSBK: Castrol Honda, 9th, 170 points (2 wins, 5 podiums, 2 pole positions) Podium places 154 (148 x WorldSBK, 6 x WorldSSP) 14 2010 WorldSBK: Hannspree Ten Kate Honda, 4th, 292 points (4 wins, 10 podiums, 1 pole position, 5 fastest laps) 2009 WorldSBK: Hannspree Ten Kate Honda, 5th, 315 points (2 wins, 8 podiums, 2 fastest laps) Poles/Best qual. 18 (18 x WorldSBK) 2 2008 WorldSSP: Hannspree Ten Kate Honda, 2nd, 164 points (3 wins, 6 podiums) • WorldSBK: Hannspree Ten Kate Honda Jr., 2 races, 26th, 14 points Last Win 2019, Imola/2 2007 British Superbike: HM Plant Honda, 2nd, 407 points (5 wins, 16 podiums, 4 pole positions, 5 fastest laps) 2006 British Superbike: Red Bull Honda, 4th, 248 points (4 podiums, 2 pole positions) 2005 British Superbike: Red Last Podium 2019, Jerez/3: 2nd Bull Honda, 16th, 64 points (1 pole position) 2004 GB SS: 19th, 26 points Last Pole 2019, Jerez 2003 GB 125: 15th, 45 points (1 podium) Twitter jonathanrea Instagram jonathan_rea Facebook JonathanReaOfficial Leon CAMIER Career history Nat British 2018 WorldSBK: Red Bull Honda World Superbike Team, 12th, 108 points 2017 WorldSBK: MV Agusta Reparto Corse, 8th, 168 points Born 04/08/1986 Ashford, Kent 2016 WorldSBK: MV Agusta Reparto Corse, 8th, 168 points Age 32 2015 WorldSBK: MV Agusta Reparto Corse, 13th, 89 points 2014 WorldSBK: MV Agusta Reparto Corse, 2 races, 16th, 37 points WorldSBK years '09-'19 Champion • IDM Superbike: Wilbers-BMW-Racing, 2 races • MotoGP: Drive M7 Aspar, 4 races, 27th, 1 points Career 2019 • WorldSBK (EVO): BMW Motorrad Italia SBK, 8 races, 5th, 30 points Starts 216 (215 x WorldSBK, 1 x WorldSSP) 10 2013 WorldSBK: Fixi Crescent Suzuki, 11th, 132 points (1 podium) 2012 WorldSBK: Crescent Fixi Suzuki, 14th, 115.5 points (1 podium) Wins/Best res. 0 (2nd in WorldSBK) 10th 2011 WorldSBK: Aprilia Alitalia Racing, 7th, 208 points (4 podiums, 1 fastest lap) Podium places 9 (9 x WorldSBK) 0 2010 WorldSBK: Aprilia Alitalia Racing, 12th, 164 points (3 podiums) 2009 British Superbike: Airwaves Yamaha, Champion, 549.5 points (19 wins, 22 podiums, 9 pole positions, 18 Poles/Best qual. 0 (2nd in WorldSBK) 10th fastest laps) • WorldSBK: Aprilia Racing, Airwaves Yamaha, 6 races, 20th, 32 points Last Win - 2008 British Superbike: Airwaves Ducati, 5th, 306 points (3 wins, 8 podiums, 1 f.lap) 2007 British Superbike: Bike Animal Honda, 8th, 199 points (3 podiums, 1 fastest lap) Last Podium 2013, Silverstone/1: 3rd 2006 WorldSSP: Northpoint Eckerold Honda, 1 race, 32nd, 6 points • GB SS: 4th, 112 points (3 podiums) Last Pole - 2005 GB SS: Champion, 202 points (4 wins, 7 podiums) 2003 Moto 125: Metasystem Racing Service, 9 races • GB SS: 32nd, 2 points Twitter leoncamier 2002 Moto 125: Italjet Racing Service, 3 races • GB 125: 3rd, 163 points (4 podiums) Instagram leoncamier 2001 GB 125: Champion, 178 points (2 wins, 7 podiums) Facebook LeonCamierOfficial 2000 GB 125: 13th, 60 points Chaz DAVIES Career history Nat British 2018 WorldSBK: Aruba.it Racing - Ducati, 2nd, 356 points (2 wins, 12 podiums, 1 pole position, 3 fastest laps) 2017 WorldSBK: Aruba.it Racing - Ducati, 2nd, 403 points (7 wins, 18 podiums, 2 pole positions, 5 fastest laps) Born 10/02/1987 Knighton 2016 WorldSBK: Aruba.it Racing-Ducati Superbike Team, 3rd, 445 points (11 wins, 17 podiums, 2 poles, 10 f.l.) Age 32 2015 WorldSBK: Aruba.it Racing-Ducati Superbike Team, 2nd, 416 points (5 wins, 18 podiums, 1 pole position, 5 f.l.) 2014 WorldSBK: Ducati Superbike Team, 6th, 215 points (4 podiums, 3 fastest laps) WorldSBK years '12-'19 Champion 2011 SSP 2013 WorldSBK: BMW Motorrad GoldBet SBK, 5th, 290 points (3 wins, 6 podiums, 3 fastest laps) 2012 WorldSBK: ParkinGO MTC Racing, 9th, 164.5 points (1 win, 4 podiums) Career 2019 2011 WorldSSP: Yamaha ParkinGO Team, Champion, 206 points (6 wins, 8 podiums, 1 pole position, 1 fastest lap) Starts 220 (192 x WorldSBK, 28 x WorldSSP) 16 2010 WorldSSP: ParkinGO Triumph BE1, 4th, 153 points (4 podiums) 2009 WorldSSP: ParkinGO Triumph BE1, 3 races, 20th, 22 points Wins/Best res. 35 (29 x WorldSBK, 6 x WorldSSP) 2nd 2008 AMA SS: 6th, 239 points • AMA FX: 6th, 224 points (1 win, 2 podiums) Podium places 94 (82 x WorldSBK, 12 x WorldSSP) 3 2007 MotoGP: Pramac d'Antin, 3 races • AMA SS: 12th, 145 points (1 pole position) • AMA FX: 6th, 206 points (2 podiums) Poles/Best qual. 8 (7 x WorldSBK, 1 x WorldSSP) 1 2006 Moto 250: Arie Molenaar Racing, Campetella Racing, TicinoHosting Campetella Racing, Grillini Racing, 31st, 3 points • AMA SS: 1 race, 41st, 26 points Last Win 2018, Motorland/2 • AMA FX: 1 race, 45th, 23 points 2005 Moto 250: Aprilia Germany, 16th, 32 points Last Podium 2019, Imola/2: 2nd 2004 Moto 250: Aprilia Germany, 13th, 51 points 2003 Moto 250: Aprilia Germany, 14th, 33 points Last Pole 2019, Imola 2002 Moto 125: CWF - Matteoni Racing, 29th, 5 points • CEV 125: 2 races, 26th, 9 points 2001 GB 125: 8th, 111 points (2 wins, 3 podiums) • CEV 125: 19th, 14 points Twitter chazdavies7 Instagram chazdavies7 Facebook ChazDavies7 Sandro CORTESE Career history Nat German 2018 WorldSSP: Kallio Racing, Champion, 208 points (2 wins, 8 podiums, 3 pole positions, 7 fastest laps) 2017 Moto2: Dynavolt Intact GP, 18th, 43 points Born 06/01/1990 Ochsenhausen 2016 Moto2: Dynavolt Intact GP, 15th, 61 points (1 podium) Age 29 2015 Moto2: Dynavolt Intact GP, 11th, 90 points (1 podium) 2014 Moto2: Dynavolt Intact GP, 9th, 85 points (1 podium) WorldSBK years '19-'19 Champion ‘18 WorldSSP, ‘12 Moto3 2013 Moto2: Dynavolt Intact GP, 19th, 22 points 2012 Moto3: Red Bull KTM Ajo, Champion, 325 points (5 wins, 15 podiums, 7 pole positions, 4 fastest laps) Career 2019 2011 Moto 125: Intact-Racing Team Germany, 4th, 225 points (2 wins, 6 podiums, 1 pole position, 2 fastest laps) Starts 28 (16 x WorldSBK, 12 x WorldSSP) 16 • IDM 125: 1 race (1 win, 1 pole position, 1 fastest lap) 2010 Moto 125: Avant Mitsubishi Ajo, 7th, 143 points (2 podiums, 1 pole position, 2 fastest laps) Wins/Best res. 2 (2 x WorldSSP) (6th in WorldSBK) 6th 2009 Moto 125: Ajo Interwetten, 6th, 130 points (3 podiums, 1 pole position, 2 fastest laps) Podium places 8 (8 x WorldSSP) 0 2008 Moto 125: Emmi - Caffe Latte, 8th, 141 points (1 fastest lap) 2007 Moto 125: Emmi - Caffe Latte Aprilia, 14th, 66 points Poles/Best qual. 3 (3 x WorldSSP) (2nd in WorldSBK) 2nd 2006 Moto 125: Elit - Caffe Latte, 17th, 23 points 2005 Moto 125: Kiefer-Bos-Castrol Honda, 26th, 8 points Last Win 2018, Donington (WorldSSP) 2004 CEV 125: 2 races • Euro 125: Honda, 24th, 12 points Last Podium 2018, Losail: 2nd (WorldSSP) • IDM 125: 10th, 39 points 2003 IDM 125: 4th, 81 points Last Pole 2018, Brno (WorldSSP) Twitter Instagram Facebook Statistics by Michele Merlino @WorldSBK facebook.com/WorldSBK 2019 instagram.com/worldsbk STATISTICS 07 - Pata Riviera di Rimini Round #RiminiWorldSBK Alvaro BAUTISTA Career history Nat Spanish 2018 MotoGP: Ducati Team, Ángel Nieto Team, 12th, 105 points 2017 MotoGP: Pull & Bear Aspar Team, 12th, 75 points Born 21/11/1984 Talavera de la Reina 2016 MotoGP: Aprilia Racing Team Gresini, 12th, 82 points Age 34 2015 MotoGP: Aprilia Racing Team Gresini, 16th, 31 points 2014 MotoGP: GO&FUN Honda Gresini, 11th, 89 points (1 podium, 1 fastest lap) WorldSBK years '19-'19 Champion ‘06 125cc., ‘03 CEV 125 2013 MotoGP: GO&FUN Honda Gresini, 6th, 171 points 2012 MotoGP: San Carlo Honda Gresini, 5th, 178 points (2 podiums, 1 pole position) Career 2019 2011 MotoGP: Rizla Suzuki MotoGP, 13th, 67 points Starts 16 (16 x WorldSBK) 16 2010 MotoGP: Rizla Suzuki MotoGP, 13th, 85 points 2009 Moto 250: Mapfre Aspar Team, 4th, 218 points (2 wins, 10 podiums, 3 pole positions, 4 fastest laps) Wins/Best res. 13 (13 x WorldSBK) 13 2008 Moto 250: Mapfre Aspar Team, 2nd, 244 points (4 wins, 11 podiums, 5 pole positions, 7 fastest laps) Podium places 15 (15 x WorldSBK) 15 2007 Moto 250: Master - MVA Aspar, Master - Mapfre Aspar, 4th, 181 points (2 wins, 7 podiums, 1 pole, 1 f.l.) 2006 Moto 125: Master - MVA Aspar Team, Champion, 338 points (8 wins, 14 podiums, 8 poles, 7 fastest laps) Poles/Best qual. 3 (3 x WorldSBK) 3 2005 Moto 125: Seedorf RC3 - Tiempo Holidays, 15th, 47 points 2004 Moto 125: Seedorf Racing, 7th, 129 points (4 podiums, 1 fastest lap) Last Win 2019, Jerez/2 2003 Moto 125: Seedorf Racing, 20th, 31 points • CEV 125: Champion, 161 points (5 wins, 7 podiums, 5 pole positions, 4 fastest laps) Last Podium 2019, Jerez/2: 1st
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