Aegerter wins the only one WorldSSP 600 race Jerez
The Swiss was charged accordingly after his loss of the MotoE championship, which in his opinion was innocent. Because there was no first race on Saturday due to the death of Dean Berta Viñales, only the race on Sunday took place in Jerez de la Frontera. The world championship leader showed a performance that rightly makes him a favourite for the title, and so the Swiss distanced the rest of the field by over 10 seconds to the chequered flag. Behind him, Philipp Öttl had his hands full to leave himself behind against Niki Tuuli, and secure his seventh podium of the year with second place. The Finn behind him also agreed with P3. The compatriot of the winner and WSSP 600 world champion from 2019, however, finished his race once more in the gravel.
The only WorldSSP 600 race from Jerez de la Frontera in numbers
The interviews after the race
The overjoyed winner spoke of very hot conditions and dedicated his victory to Dean Berta Vinales, who died the day before. After a good start, everything went according to plan, and he would have done everything to break away early and secure his victory. Philipp Öttl emphasized that he was dissatisfied because he was absolutely certain that he had what it takes to win. But fighting with technical or tire problems, he was lost and therefore only disappointed. Niki Tuuli was completely different after his third place. The Finn and his team would have completely changed the bike for the warm-up. He would have tried to maintain the pace of the one in front of him and almost risked a crash. So he decided to finish the race in third place, which his team would also prefer.
The current World Championship stand in the WorldSSP 600
With a lead of 62 points in six races still planned, the “Domi-Fighter” is now driving on to Portugal, where his only remaining competitor in the fight for the title must try to make up ground on him. But Stefen Odendaal has a mammoth task ahead of him. The Swiss is in top form and will certainly make it anything but easy for the South African and all other opponents. After P2, the best Kawasaki rider of the season fought his way back to third position by just one point. Philipp Öttl has overtaken Manuel Gonzalez, who this time missed the podium by a good one and a half points. The two are likely to be dangerous as the only Odendaal in the fight for the runner-up world championship, while Aegerter can almost only beat himself in the title fight.
P, Rider, Points, Bike
1. DOMINIQUE AEGERTER 327 YAMAHA
2. STEVEN ODENDAAL 265 YAMAHA
3. PHILIPP OETTL 217 KAWASAKI
4. MANUEL GONZALEZ 216 YAMAHA
5. LUCA BERNARDI 161 YAMAHA
6. JULES CLUZEL 146 YAMAHA
7. FEDERICO CARICASULO 124 YAMAHA
8. RANDY KRUMMENACHER 122 YAMAHA
9. RAFFAELE DE ROSA 122 KAWASAKI
10. CAN ALEXANDER ONCU 113 KAWASAKI
11. NIKI TUULI 101 MV AGUSTA
12. HANNES SOOMER 66 YAMAHA
13. CHRISTOFFER BERGMAN 47 YAMAHA
14. MARC ALCOBA 40 YAMAHA
15. PETER SEBESTYEN 32 YAMAHA
16. KEVIN MANFREDI 31 YAMAHA
17. MARCEL BRENNER 26 YAMAHA
18. GALANG HENDRA PRATAMA 24 YAMAHA
19. VERTTI TAKALA 23 YAMAHA
20. SIMON JESPERSEN 22 YAMAHA
21. ANDY VERDOIA 14 YAMAHA
22. GLENN VAN STRAALEN 13 YAMAHA
23. LOIC ARBEL 10 YAMAHA
24. STEPHANE FROSSARD 10 YAMAHA
25. VALENTIN DEBISE 9 YAMAHA
26. SHERIDAN MORAIS 9 YAMAHA
27. DAVID SANCHIS MARTINEZ 8 YAMAHA
28. STEFANO MANZI 7 YAMAHA
29. MATTEO PATACCA 7 YAMAHA
30. MARIA HERRERA 7 YAMAHA
31. FEDERICO FULIGNI 7 YAMAHA
32. PATRICK HOBELSBERGER 6 YAMAHA
33. FILIPPO FULIGNI 6 YAMAHA
34. MICHEL FABRIZIO 6 KAWASAKI
35. MAX ENDERLEIN 5 YAMAHA
36. ROBERTO MERCANDELLI 5 YAMAHA
37. HIKARI OKUBO 4 KAWASAKI
38. MASSIMO ROCCOLI 4 YAMAHA
39. LEONARDO TACCINI 4 KAWASAKI
40. LUCA GRUNWALD 3 SUZUKI
41. UNAI ORRADRE 2 YAMAHA
42. DANIEL VALLE 2 YAMAHA
43. ONDREJ VOSTATEK 2 YAMAHA
44. LUDOVIC CAUCHI 1 YAMAHA
45. OSCAR GUTIERREZ IGLESIAS 1 YAMAHA
46. LUCA OTTAVIANI 1 KAWASAKI
47. DAVIDE PIZZOLI 1 YAMAHA
48. PAWEL SZKOPEK 1 YAMAHA
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