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Luke Newman

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Nicolo Bulega completes a hat-trick of WorldSBK victories on home soil

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By Luke Newman
| Motorsport Week
Nicolo Bulega extended his unbeaten run by securing his 25th consecutive WorldSBK victory in Race 2 at Misano. Bulega’s domination in WorldSBK continued during the Emilia-Romagna WorldSBK round as he secured another hat-trick of victories. After an early and brief battle with Iker Lecuona, the Italian rider was able to retake the lead and never looked back as he ran away at the front. Joining Bulega on the podium was his teammate, Lecuona, and the Barni Spark Ducati rider, Yari Montella.
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2026 24 Hours of Le Mans: Cadillac leads BMW at the halfway point

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By Luke Newman
| Crash.net
Cadillac leads the 2026 24 Hours of Le Mans, with the No.12 car, driven by Louis Deletraz, ahead of the No.20 BMW, driven by Sheldon van der Linde. The battle for the lead for the last six hours has been between Toyota and Cadillac, with the No.8, No.12, and No.38 cars all leading the way. After seven hours of racing, the No.20 BMW led the way ahead of the No.8 Toyota; during this time, the No.38 Cadillac also gained the lead when the No.20 and No.8 cars pitted.
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Nicolo Bulega secures his 19th WorldSBK victory of the 2026 season in Race 1 at Misano

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By Luke Newman
| Motorsport Week
Nicolo Bulega continues his unbeaten run as he secured his 23rd consecutive WorldSBK victory with a dominant display at Misano. At Ducati’s home circuit, Bulega came away victorious in the opening race of the weekend at the Emilia-Romagna WorldSBK Round. The Italian rider was dominant in front of his home crowd and Ducati bosses as he won Race 1 by 6.117 seconds. Joining the Italian on the podium were two fellow Ducati riders, with Iker Lecuona in second and Yari Montella in third.
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