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01 - Yamaha Finance Australian Round Riders’ Performances at Phillip Island #AUSWorldSBK

Jonathan REA WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 23 Wins 5 Podiums 10 Poles 3 Best race: 1 Best grid: 1 Nationality British Ballymena approaches the 2020 race weekend in Phillip Island with two records at hand: he won here 5 times, and the record is 7 (); he climbed on the podium 10 times, with the Born 02/02/1987 Age 33 Starts 280 record at 12 (Corser). Last year Rea was three times second behind Alvaro Bautista in the weekend Wins 88 Last win: 2019, Losail/3 dominated by the debuting Spaniard. > In his 11 races for Kawasaki here, he won 5 times, was 5 times second and missed the podium Podiums 168 Last podium: 2019, Losail/3 only in 2018, Race 1, when he was suffering from recent surgery at his right hand. > His last four finishes here are second places: a string started in 2018, Race 2. Poles 23 Last pole: 2019, Losail > Rea has scored points in all 23 races he has competed at Phillip Island, finishing outside the top Front Rows 77 Fastest laps 67 Points 4,389.5 -10 only once. In Race One in 2011 he finished in 12th position after he went wide off-track during the race. Phillip Island is the only track in which he scored points 23 times. Team Kawasaki Racing Team > He has finished in every position from first to ninth here at least once... except for third position. > Rea’s last win in Phillip Island came in 2017 (Race 2): among the tracks of the current calendar is the most distant win in terms of time passed, with Jerez. In all the other tracks he has won at least once from 2018 onwards. > Rea claimed three Superpoles here: 2015, 2017 and 2019. With one more he will equal the track record of Troy Corser. Leon CAMIER WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 19 Wins 0 Podiums 0 Poles 0 Best race: 5 Best grid: 6 Nationality British Ashford, Kent Leon Camier has scored points 15 times in Phillip Island, his best track for points finishes. His best result here is a 5th position, scored in 2017, Race One. Last year he crashed in Race One, finished Born 04/08/1986 Age 33 Starts 223 13th in the Superpole Race and claimed points in Race 2 finishing 10th. He was the best Wins Last win: rider in both races he finished. > He has scored points here for four different manufacturers: , , MV Agusta, Honda. Podiums 9 Last podium: 2013, Silverstone/1 Poles Last pole: Front Rows 5 Fastest laps 1 Points 1,272.5 Team Barni Racing Team WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 15 Wins 0 Podiums 6 Poles 0 Best race: 2 Best grid: 2 Nationality British Knighton The 2015-2018 period was the best for Chaz Davies in Phillip Island: in that timespan he collected all his 6 podiums here, missing out only in 2016, Race Two, when he crashed from second and Born 10/02/1987 Age 33 Starts 212 remounted to finish tenth. Last year Davies was 10th in Race 1 and in the Superpole Race and 7th Wins 30 Last win: 2019, Laguna Seca/3 in Race 2. > His best result is a second place behind Jonathan Rea in Race One in 2016 and both races in Podiums 89 Last podium: 2019, Losail/3 2017. > Davies claimed only one front row start here in Superpole, as he was second in 2015. Poles 7 Last pole: 2019, Imola > This is the track where he took the highest number of podiums (6) without winning. Front Rows 22 Fastest laps 33 Points 2,583.5 > This is one of the five tracks on the current calendar where his best result is a second place together with Algarve, Assen, Misano and San Juan. Team Aruba.it Racing – Ducati WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 3 Wins 0 Podiums 0 Poles 0 Best race: 7 Best grid: 6 Nationality German Ochsenhausen Last year Sandro Cortese made his WorldSBK debut in Phillip Island scoring great results as he was 8th in Race One and Two and 7th in the Superpole Race. Born 06/01/1990 Age 29 Starts 36 > In 2018 he made a sensational debut in the WorldSSP championship, finishing third in his debut Wins Last win: race and setting the fastest lap in the race. > In the prototypes championships, he was also third in the Moto2™ race in 2016, behind Thomas Podiums Last podium: Luthi and Franco Morbidelli. But his best race wins here were in 2012 in Moto3™ when he won starting the race from pole ahead of Miguel Oliveira and Arthur Sissis and the year before in 125cc Poles Last pole: when he finished ahead of late Luis Salom and Johann Zarco. Front Rows 3 Fastest laps Points 126 > In total, Cortese took part in 17 world-class races here across five different championships (7 in 125cc; 1 in Moto3™; 5 in Moto2™; 1 in WorldSSP, 3 in WorldSBK). Team OUTDO Kawasaki TPR Xavi FORES WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 5 Wins 0 Podiums 1 Poles 0 Best race: 3 Best grid: 7 Nationality Spanish Llombai Excellent results for Fores in Phillip Island after an unlucky start. In 2016 in fact he had to retire from Race 1 and withdrew from Race 2 after he fractured a finger in practice, but always improved Born 16/09/1985 Age 34 Starts 91 since then. He was 6th and 5th in 2017, 4th and 3rd in 2018. In the latter he was involved in the Wins Last win: battle for the win before being passed by Rea; afterwards a slight mistake cost him second place in favour of . Podiums Last podium: Poles Last pole: Front Rows 3 Fastest laps 1 Points 643 Team Kawasaki Puccetti Racing Takumi TAKAHASHI WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 0 Wins 0 Podiums 0 Poles 0 Best race: Best grid: Nationality Japanese Kitamoto This will be the first racing weekend for Takumi Takahashi in Phillip Island. Born 26/11/1989 Age 30 Starts 7 Wins Last win: Podiums Last podium: Poles Last pole: Front Rows Fastest laps Points 9 Team MIE Racing Althea Honda Team Alvaro BAUTISTA WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 3 Wins 3 Podiums 3 Poles 0 Best race: 1 Best grid: 3 Nationality Spanish Talavera de la Reina Last year Alvaro Bautista made the best possible debut in WorldSBK, sealing 3 wins in dominant fashion. In Race 1 his final advantage was nearly 15 seconds, while in Race 2 he was already 3.5 Born 21/11/1984 Age 35 Starts 36 seconds clear after just five laps and then managed the gap until the chequered flag. Wins 16 Last win: 2019, San Juan/1 > He became the 6th rider in history with a win in his maiden race. The last one before him had been . Podiums 24 Last podium: 2019, Losail/3 > He claimed the first 4-cylinder win for Ducati in WorldSBK: they had won 341 races always with 2- cylinders bikes before. Poles 4 Last pole: 2019, San Juan > His final advantage in Race 1 (14.983 seconds) last year is the largest one on a dry race in Phillip Front Rows 8 Fastest laps 15 Points 498 Island. > Alvaro Bautista raced 16 times at Phillip Island in the prototypes championships, scoring three Team Team HRC podiums: he was the race winner in the 125cc race in 2006 and second in the following two years in 250cc. His best result in MotoGP™ here is a fourth position in 2018, when he replaced injured Jorge Lorenzo in the factory Ducati squad.

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01 - Yamaha Finance Australian Round Riders’ Performances at Phillip Island #AUSWorldSBK

Michael Ruben RINALDI WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 3 Wins 0 Podiums 0 Poles 0 Best race: 8 Best grid: 8 Nationality Italian Rimini Last year Michael Ruben Rinaldi faced Phillip Island for the first time in his career, his first non- European race weekend. He was 9th in Race 1, 8th in the Superpole Race and 16th in Race 2 after Born 21/12/1995 Age 24 Starts 53 a visit in the pits. Wins Last win: Podiums Last podium: Poles Last pole: Front Rows Fastest laps Points 199 Team Team Goeleven WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 13 Wins 0 Podiums 0 Poles 0 Best race: 4 Best grid: 4 Nationality British Lincoln Alex Lowes' best result at Phillip Island is a 4th place, scored 4 times, the last two last year in Race 1 and in the Superpole Race (he eventually finished 5th in Race 2). Born 14/09/1990 Age 29 Starts 166 > Lowes qualified in 5th in his first four weekends here, from 2014 to 2017; in 2018 he improved, Wins 1 Last win: 2018, Brno/2 claiming 4th in Superpole, but last year was back to his “usual” slot, qualifying, again, in 5th. > Lowes climbed on the podium in 10 different tracks in WorldSBK and Phillip Island is one of the Podiums 20 Last podium: 2019, Losail/2 two where his best result is a fourth alongside Jerez. Poles 1 Last pole: 2018, Assen Front Rows 9 Fastest laps 5 Points 1,237 Team Kawasaki Racing Team Garrett GERLOFF WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 0 Wins 0 Podiums 0 Poles 0 Best race: Best grid: Nationality American Katy, Texas This will be the first racing weekend for Garrett Gerloff in Phillip Island. Born 01/08/1995 Age 24 Starts Wins Last win: Podiums Last podium: Poles Last pole: Front Rows Fastest laps Points Team GRT Yamaha WorldSBK WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 0 Wins 0 Podiums 0 Poles 0 Best race: Best grid: Nationality British Quedgeley Scott Redding makes his WorldSBK debut in a track in which he has raced 10 times already in the prototypes championships. He claimed two podiums here as he was 2nd in the Moto2 race in 2010 Born 15/01/1993 Age 26 Starts and 3rd in the 2012 one. In MotoGP his best result is a 7th, scored in 2014 and 2016. Wins Last win: Podiums Last podium: Poles Last pole: Front Rows Fastest laps Points Team Aruba.it Racing – Ducati WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 15 Wins 2 Podiums 3 Poles 0 Best race: 1 Best grid: 2 Nationality Irish Ballymena Eugene Laverty has won twice at Phillip Island for two different manufacturers, in Race Two in 2013 for Aprilia, and Race One for Suzuki the following year. He adds to those another podium finish, Born 03/06/1986 Age 33 Starts 175 which was a second place in Race One in 2013. Last year Laverty was 12th in Race 1 and Wins 13 Last win: 2014, Phillip Island/1 improved to 9th in the Superpole Race, confirming the result also in Race 2. > In 2018 he crashed out after a couple of laps while leading Race 2: he remounted to finish 15th. Podiums 35 Last podium: 2018, Misano/1 > Scored points in all his last 7 races here, a string started in 2017, Race 1. Poles 3 Last pole: 2018, Algarve > Scored points here for four different manufacturers: Yamaha, Aprilia, Suzuki, Kawasaki. Front Rows 29 Fastest laps 5 Points 1,547.5 Team BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team Toprak RAZGATLIOĞLU WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 5 Wins 0 Podiums 0 Poles 0 Best race: 6 Best grid: 9 Nationality Turkish Sakarya In 2018 Toprak Razgatlioglu was 13th and 10th in Phillip Island, his maiden WorldSBK races: in 2016 he had to withdraw after damaging an ankle in free practice. Last year he improved those Born 16/10/1996 Age 23 Starts 61 results with a 6th in Race 1, but encountered bad luck afterwards as he crashed in the Superpole Wins 2 Last win: 2019, Magny Cours/2 Race and was victim of technical problems in Race 2. Podiums 15 Last podium: 2019, San Juan/3 Poles Last pole: Front Rows Fastest laps 3 Points 466 Team Pata Yamaha Official WorldSBK Team WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 11 Wins 0 Podiums 2 Poles 0 Best race: 2 Best grid: 4 Nationality Dutch Gouda Michael Van der Mark has an impressive record here as he finished in the top-9 ten of his eleven Phillip Island races, missing out only in 2015 Race 2 (fall). He claimed two podiums for Honda here: Born 26/10/1992 Age 27 Starts 137 3rd and 2nd in 2016. Last year he was 5th in Race 1 and in the Superpole Race and 4th in Race 2. Wins 3 Last win: 2019, Jerez/3 > His 2016 podiums are the last ones here for Honda. > In the Supersport championship he was fourth on the grid and third in the race in 2013 when he Podiums 29 Last podium: 2019, Magny Cours/3 had then to surrender to Kenan Sofuoglu and Sam Lowes. While in 2014 he was the victim of a Poles 1 Last pole: 2016, Buriram clash with Sofuoglu, which saw him drop to the back of the field before retiring. Front Rows 4 Fastest laps 2 Points 1,344 Team Pata Yamaha Official WorldSBK Team Federico CARICASULO WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 0 Wins 0 Podiums 0 Poles 0 Best race: Best grid: Nationality Italian Ravenna In his four WorldSSP races run in Phillip Island, Caricasulo was always a podium contender: 2nd in 2016, crashed while second in 2017, 4th in 2018 and third (from pole) last year. Born 06/04/1996 Age 23 Starts Wins Last win: Podiums Last podium: Poles Last pole: Front Rows Fastest laps Points Team GRT Yamaha WorldSBK

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01 - Yamaha Finance Australian Round Riders’ Performances at Phillip Island #AUSWorldSBK

Tom SYKES WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 23 Wins 0 Podiums 4 Poles 3 Best race: 2 Best grid: 1 Nationality British Huddersfield Among the tracks of the current calendar (*), Phillip Island is the one which has given the lowest number of podiums to : only 4 out of 23 races run. Last year he made his debut for BMW Born 19/08/1985 Age 34 Starts 296 in Phillip Island, finished 7th in Race 1, 11th in the Superpole Race and 13th in Race 2. Wins 34 Last win: 2018, Assen/2 > His last podium here is a second place in 2018, Race 1, when he led for 18 laps before surrendering to Marco Melandri, finishing second. Podiums 112 Last podium: 2019, Magny Cours/1 > Tom scored points 21 times out of 23 in Phillip Island, missing out in 2010 Race Two due to a minor technical issue and last year in the Superpole race, as the 11th place didn’t earn him points. Poles 49 Last pole: 2019, Donington > Sykes took three Superpoles at Phillip Island in 2012, 2016, and 2018. That is the same amount Front Rows 82 Fastest laps 39 Points 3,428.5 of and Jonathan Rea, and only one less than the track record of Troy Corser. > Phillip Island is one of just three race tracks of the current calendar in which he hasn’t won, the Team BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team others being Losail and San Juan. (*) Excluding San Juan, which made its first appearance in 2018 and where Sykes has yet to climb on the podium. Loris BAZ WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 6 Wins 0 Podiums 1 Poles 0 Best race: 2 Best grid: 7 Nationality French Sallanches Loris Baz raced here in WorldSBK in 2013, 2014 and 2018. He was sixth in Race 1, 2013, and retired in Race 2 after a contact with Davies. In 2014 he finished fifth in Race 1, after a race-long Born 01/02/1993 Age 27 Starts 109 battle with the Kawasaki duo of Sykes and Rea, while in Race 2 he finished second after a similar Wins 2 Last win: 2013, Silverstone/2 race-long battle with Eugene Laverty and eventual race winner . In 2018 he was 11th and 9th for BMW in Phillip Island. Podiums 14 Last podium: 2014, Losail/1 Poles 2 Last pole: 2014, Jerez Front Rows 5 Fastest laps 2 Points 888 Team - Yamaha Maximilian SCHEIB WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 0 Wins 0 Podiums 0 Poles 0 Best race: Best grid: Nationality Chilean Santiago de Chile This will be the first racing weekend for Maximilian Scheib in Phillip Island. Born 24/07/1995 Age 24 Starts 3 Wins Last win: Podiums Last podium: Poles Last pole: Front Rows Fastest laps Points 3 Team Orelac Racing VerdNatura WorldSBK scorecard here:Races 19 Wins 2 Podiums 8 Poles 1 Best race: 1 Best grid: 1 Nationality British Derby (London) Eight podium finishes out of nineteen races run for Leon Haslam in Phillip Island: five of them came in his last two weekends here. In 2015 he was 2nd in Race 1 and won Race 2 (*), while last year, Born 31/05/1983 Age 36 Starts 254 when he re-entered the Championship full-time, he was 3rd in the Superpole Race and in Race 2 Wins 5 Last win: 2015, Losail/2 after finishing 15th in Race 1 (crashed and remounted). > Haslam has claimed podiums in Phillip Island for no less than five manufacturers: Honda (2009); Podiums 45 Last podium: 2019, Donington/2 Suzuki (2010); BMW (2011); Aprilia (2015); Kawasaki (2019). It’s an outstanding achievement, surpassed only once in all WorldSBK history as Troy Corser was able to claim podiums for six Poles 3 Last pole: 2015, Magny Cours different manufacturers in Misano (Aprilia, BMW, Ducati, Foggy-Petronas, Suzuki, Yamaha). Front Rows 26 Fastest laps 6 Points 2,219 > Haslam recorded the Superpole here in 2010 for Suzuki: after that one, Suzuki claimed only another Superpole, in 2011 in Silverstone, in the hands of John Hopkins. Team Team HRC (*) With Jonathan Rea obtaining the same placements, Haslam was the joint championship leader when he left Australia in 2015.

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