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Tom Booth-Amos secures first WSSP victory in dramatic race in Australia

by Redação
February 23, 2025
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Tom Booth-Amos conquista primeira vitória no WSSP em corrida dramática na Austrália

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The second World Supersport race at Phillip Island was marked by a historic moment: Tom Booth-Amos (PTR Triumph Factory Racing) achieved his first victory in the category, taking Triumph to the top of the podium for the second time in championship history.

The British rider entered the World Supersport winners’ list by triumphing in an intense and emotional race. Booth-Amos became only the fourth rider to win in both World Supersport and Supersport 300. Stefano Manzi (Pata Yamaha Ten Kate Racing), who led much of the race, was eventually overtaken on Gardner straight, finishing second. Bo Bendsneyder (MV Agusta Reparto Corse), who had a complicated start and dropped to 13th position in the first lap, staged a remarkable recovery to secure third place on the podium.

Michael Rinaldi (GMT94 Yamaha) achieved a solid fourth place, demonstrating consistent pace throughout the race. His teammate, Lucas Mahias, also had a positive performance, finishing sixth. Between them was Jeremy Alcoba (Kawasaki Racing Team), who crossed the finish line in third position but was penalized by 6.78 seconds due to a pit lane infringement, dropping to fifth place.

Australian Oli Bayliss (PTR Triumph Factory Racing) treated the home crowd to a secure performance, finishing in seventh position. Xavi Cardelus (Orelac Racing VerdNatura) staged a good recovery after going off track to avoid an accident, finishing the race in eighth. Kaito Toba (PETRONAS MIE Honda Racing Team) was Honda’s best representative finishing ninth, while Ondrej Vostatek (WRP Racing), despite a 0.765-second penalty for an early pit lane exit, managed to close the top 10, with an advantage of more than 2.5 seconds over Luke Power (Motozoo Me Air Racing).

The race was also marked by several incidents, including an accident involving Valentin Debise (Renzi Corse) and Jaume Masia (Orelac Racing VerdNatura). The two riders were fighting for the top positions when, entering Turn 1, Masia touched Debise’s rear wheel, leading both to a dramatic crash. Debise suffered a right ankle fracture, while Masia emerged with only scrapes.

Marcel Schroetter (WRP Racing) took the lead after this incident but would crash at Turn 11 on the same lap, compromising any possibility of a good result. Xavi Cardelus was also affected by the accident, dropping to 14th position before recovering to eighth place. Can Oncu (Yamaha BLU CRU Evan Bros Racing) fought among the top five for much of the race, but a crash near the end threw him out of the points, finishing 16th.

With this achievement, Tom Booth-Amos enters Triumph and World Supersport history, establishing himself as one of the great promises of the season. The next round promises more excitement, with the main contenders trying to recover ground against the Brit and his team.

Tags: Bo BendsneyderJeremy AlcobaLucas MahiasMichael Ruben RinaldiOli BaylissStefano ManziTom Booth-AmosWSSPWSSP Phillip IslandXavi Cardelús
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