WorldSSP : Bendsneyder Tops Superpole At Phillip Island

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First career pole position for Bendsneyder

A heavy Turn 2 crash ended the Tissot Superpole session for Bo Bendsneyder (MV Agusta Reparto Corse) but not before the Dutch rookie set the fastest time to claim the first pole position of his WorldSSP career. Following the crash, Bendsneyder will undergo a medical review before warm-up, having sustained an injury to the fifth toe of his right foot. A first career front row start was the reward for Tom Booth-Amos (PTR Triumph Factory Racing) af…

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Bo Bendsneyder managed to score his first World Supersport pole on Friday at Phillip Island. However, the Dutchman caused quite a scare during the Superpole when he crashed badly while chasing an even faster lap time and was taken to the medical centre. The MV Agusta Reparto Corse rider […] The message Bo Bendsneyder: “Normally I’ll be back tomorrow” appeared first on Racesport.nl.

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WorldSSP : Bendsneyder Tops Superpole At Phillip Island

Bo Bendsneyder topped FIM Supersport World Championship Superpole qualifying Friday at Phillip Island, in Australia. Riding his MV Agusta Reparto Corse F3 800 RR on Pirelli control tires, Bendsneyder lapped the 2.76-mile (4.44 km) course in 1:32.310 to top the field of 21 riders and earn his first ever pole position. The British racer Tom Booth-Amos was the best of the rest with a 1:32.499 on his PTR Triumph Factory Racing Street Triple RS 765,…

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Australian WorldSSP, Superpole Results | Bendsneyder starts 2025 with a stunning pole position

MV Agusta carried their pre-season form into Round One as Bo Bendsneyder claimed his first pole of the year. The first Superpole session of the 2025 World Supersport Championship saw four different manufacturers feature in the top five. But the dominant force from testing continued his form and snatched pole position. After leaving Moto2 in the latter stages of 2024, Bo Bendsneyder has found a new home in World Supersport. The Dutch rider claime…

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Supersport World Championship favourite Ducati was presented in the first qualifying of the season in Australia and beaten by MV Agusta, Triumph and Yamaha. Marcel Schrötter qualified for the sobering ninth starting position.