Nicolo Bulega once again showcased his class at the French circuit. The Aruba.it Racing Ducati rider reinforced his dominance by clinching his 26th win in 27 races, stretching his lead at the top of the standings to a comfortable margin.
Behind him, a fierce battle is raging for the runner-up spot. Iker Lecuona, Bulega's teammate, finished third again, keeping his hopes alive as the closest challenger.
Intense Fight Behind the Ducati Duo
Yari Montella continued his consistent form with two third-place finishes on Sunday. That result strengthens his hold on third place, now with a comfortable gap over the chasing Alex Lowes, who failed to finish Race 2.
Meanwhile, drama unfolded for the Bimota camp. Alex Lowes crashed, while Sam Lowes, who also crashed in the Superpole Race, could only manage a lowly finish in Race 2. The two are now locked in a tight duel for fourth place in the standings.
The gap between them is razor-thin, just three points apart. This internal rivalry is set to become one of the intriguing storylines in the upcoming rounds.
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