ESBK SS300: American Correa P6 in Race 1 & P9 in Race 2

ESBK SS300: American Correa P6 in Race 1 & P9 in Race 2

© 2025, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc. From a press release issued By Michael Correa, MBA

Julian Correa Conquers Jerez, Closes ESBK Wildcard Campaign with PONS PODIUM.

JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA, SPAIN – American racing Talent Julian Correa concluded his highly successful 2025 ESBK wild-card season with a strong showing at the final round of the Spanish Superbike Championship (ESBK) at the iconic Circuito de Jerez – Ángel Nieto this past weekend.

Riding for Pons Motorsport Italika Racing in the highly competitive SuperSport 300 (SS300) class, Correa delivered maximum effort, running consistently with the lead pack and reinforcing his position as a rising international talent.

 

The Weekend Breakdown

After quickly adapting to the demanding Jerez circuit, Correa put his Kawasaki Ninja 400 into contention during both races qualifying P4.

In Race 1, Correa was part of a relentless 10-rider battle for the podium, utilizing his signature aggressive passing style to fight for every inch. He finished the race in a brilliant P6 overall and P2 in the Kawasaki Cup, crossing the line less than half a second behind the race winner in a classic SS300 photo finish.

 

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Race 2 saw another intense fight, with Correa continuing to exchange positions in the thick of the action, ultimately bringing home another top-10 finish after tire issues forced him to slow down the pace and bring critical championship points.

 

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Julian Correa finished P2 in the Kawasaki Cup in Race 1. Photo by Life Be Lucky Photography

 

Julian Correa said:Jerez was pure fire! That was probably the hardest I’ve ever had to fight to stay with the lead group. Huge thanks to Pons Motorsport Italika Racing for the opportunity; they gave me a rocket ship. Finishing P6 in Race 1 was a massive victory for us, considering how tight the racing is here. We learned a ton, brought the bike home safely, and I’m already counting the days until I can get back on a track in Spain. Now, time to recharge and get ready for the next challenge!

 

Arnau Pons said: “Watching Julian progress and grow with the team during these wildcards has been inspirational. The entire team enjoys his company, and he is extremely coachable and adaptable. What he has been able to demonstrate in a short period of time is extraordinary and we are looking forward to more conversations for 2026.”

 

Correa will now shift focus back to his 2026 campaigns, carrying the momentum and hardwon experience from the elite Spanish series.

Follow Julian’s journey on Instagram: @jujumonster21

 

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