The ultimate showdown of the 2026 WorldSBK season has arrived at Circuit de Jerez, Spain, as the final round kicks off with high-stakes action in the Superpole Race and Race 2. Fans around the globe are glued to the live coverage as the dramatic season finale gets underway at 11:10 AM local time, marking the absolute final hours of an unforgettable racing calendar.
This final race day carries immense emotional weight for Nicolo Bulega, who steps onto the grid for his final appearance in the WorldSBK paddock before making his much-anticipated jump to MotoGP with the Valentino Rossi-owned VR46 squad in 2027. Bulega served notice of his intentions by topping the morning warm-up session, following up on his dominant victory in Race 1.
Aiming to stop Bulega from securing his 32nd win out of 36 races in 2026 is Sam Lowes, who pulled off a rare and impressive performance to split the factory Aruba.it Ducati machines in the opening race. Lowes powered his way to a comfortable second-place finish, keeping himself firmly ahead of Iker Lecuona, who initially struggled to find his footing earlier in the Jerez weekend.

Further down the order, veteran star Alvaro Bautista is determined to close out the 2026 campaign with a strong podium result as his search for a competitive seat for the 2027 championship continues. Bautista showcased his trademark grit during Race 1 by slicing past teammate Yari Montella, despite a minor wheel-to-wheel contact moment during their fierce intra-team battle.
Meanwhile, Alex Lowes maintained his status as the leading non-Ducati threat throughout the weekend's practice sessions. With Bulega lining up on pole position ahead of Sam Lowes and Lecuona for the Superpole Race, the stage is officially set for an explosive, high-octane conclusion to the 2026 WorldSBK season.



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