Winning race two was Aruba.it Racing Ducati’s Chaz Davies. The Panigale 1199 R pilot was joined on the podium by the Pata Yamaha YZF-R1 duo of Alex Lowes and Michael van der Mark, respectively.After race two, the newly-crowned
WorldSBK Champion Rea said: “Without the incident that put me out of the race we could have been fighting for the win.

“My pace all weekend in the dry has been a little bit of a step ahead of the others. The conditions were a little intermittent throughout the race, so it is hard to say how it would have gone. But I was confident to be able to race with Chaz (Davies). Wet or dry we have set the level this weekend.
“The good news is that I have had some checks on my right foot and nothing is broken. I hit something really solid on the other bike, as it has broken skin on my foot and it was enough to take my footpeg completely off; the whole set-up. So I am very lucky and it could have been a lot worse.”Rea’s teammate finished seventh, which was enough points for Kawasaki to claim a third-straight manufacturer’s titleThe 2017 World Superbike Championship continues in three-weeks time at Jerez in Spain where Rea claimed two podiums last season.
Jonathan Rea Statistics
- World Champion 2015, 2016 & 2017
- 2017: Races 22, Wins 12, Podiums 20, Superpoles 5
- Career Race Wins: 50 (35 for Kawasaki)
- Career Podiums: 108 (66 For Kawasaki)
- Career Poles: 13 (9 For Kawasaki)
2017 World Superbike Point Standings (after 11 of 13 rounds):
Pos. | Rider | Manufacturer | Nationality | Points |
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1 | Jonathan Rea | Kawasaki | GBR | 456 |
2 | Tom Sykes | Kawasaki | GBR | 336 |
3 | Chaz Davies | Ducati | GBR | 327 |
4 | Marco Melandri | Ducati | ITA | 281 |
5 | Alex Lowes | Yamaha | GBR | 200 |
6 | Michael van der Mark | Yamaha | NLD | 189 |
7 | Xavi Fores | Ducati | ESP | 169 |
8 | Leon Camier | MV Agusta | GBR | 146 |
9 | Jordi Torres | BMW | ESP | 140 |
10 | Eugene Laverty | Aprilia | GBR | 127 |
11 | Lorenzo Savadori | Aprilia | ITA | 104 |
12 | Leandro Mercado | Aprilia | ARG | 103 |
13 | Román Ramos | Kawasaki | ESP | 95 |
14 | Stefan Bradl | Aprilia | DEU | 59 |
15 | Randy Krummenacher | Kawasaki | CHE | 50 |
16 | Raffaele De Rosa | BMW | ITA | 44 |
17 | Nicky Hayden | Honda | USA | 40 |
18 | Alex De Angelis | Kawasaki | SM | 33 |
19 | Markus Reiterberger | BMW | DEU | 29 |
20 | Ayrton Badovini | Kawasaki | ITA | 26 |
21 | Leon Haslam | Kawasaki | GBR | 20 |
22 | Ondrej Jezek | Kawasaki | CZE | 17 |
23 | Anthony West | Kawasaki | AUS | 13 |
24 | Davide Giugliano | Honda | ITA | 13 |
25 | Riccardo Russo | Yamaha | ITA | 13 |
26 | Stefan Bradl | Aprilia | DEU | 8 |
27 | Alessandro Andreozzi | Yamaha | ITA | 7 |
28 | Jake Dixon | Kawasaki | GBR | 7 |
29 | Takumi Takahashi | Honda | JPN | 7 |
30 | Jake Gagne | Honda | USA | 6 |
31 | Joshua Brookes | BMW | AUS | 4 |
32 | Julian Simon | Aprilia | ESP | 1 |
33 | Karel Abraham | BMW | CZE | 0 |