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In Race 1 of round 7 of the Superbike World Championship at Misano, Nicolo Bulega rode unchallenged to victory as Ducati swept the podium. It was an ideal result for the home team taking control at its home event, and one that carries significant implications for the championship.
Ducati taking the entire podium at their home race in Misano — that doesn't happen on speed alone. It's the strength that comes when machine, surface, and the push of the crowd all click together at once. Bregha's ride had no weakness at all. If I'd been in the commentary booth, my voice would've gone hoarse.
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There's rumors Bulega moves up to MotoGP next season. Classic pattern - dominate SBK then get promoted.
What are the other manufacturers even doing? Kawasaki and BMW can't even get near the podium?
Yamaha's struggling too without Toprak - Ducati's dominance is getting kind of boring.
Misano's Ducati's home track. A domestic sweep like that plays right into the championship narrative.
Even with home advantage, a clean Race 1 win is genuinely fast. This shakes up the championship too.
Bulega's clean sweep plus Ducati taking the whole podium - that's just too strong.
I'm getting tired of watching Ducati dominate. SBK's turning into the same story as MotoGP.
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