The MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship heads to MotorLand Aragon from 29-31 May for Round 6, with Bulega carrying an unbeaten run into the heart of Lecuona’s home territory.

Recent Form and Momentum

• Bulega leads the Championship on 310 points, holding a 95-point advantage at the top of the standings as he continues one of the strongest starts to a WorldSBK campaign in recent history.
   
• Attention this weekend will also centre on teammate Iker Lecuona. Racing on home soil, the Spaniard arrives at Aragon after 12 consecutive second-place finishes and and with three races on home soil ahead of him, this could be the weekend where Lecuona finally converts consistency into victory.
   
• At Most, Lecuona briefly inherited the lead of the Tissot Superpole Race after a rare Turn 1 mistake from Bulega, marking one of the few moments this season where the Italian has come under sustained pressure in a race situation.

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• Ducati riders occupy five of the top six positions in the Championship standings. Following a triple podium finish at Most, Yari Montella (Barni Spark Racing Team) holds third place on 121 points.
   
• Lorenzo Baldassarri (Team GoEleven) follows 14 points behind Montella, while Sam Lowes (ELF Marc VDS Racing Team) completes the top five with 103 points.
   
• Alex Lowes (bimota by Kawasaki Racing Team) is the highest-placed non-Ducati rider in the standings on 101 points, just 20 shy of third place. 

Team & Rider News

• Having missed the opening five rounds of the season, Honda HRC rookie Jake Dixon recently returned to the track during a private test at Misano. The Japanese manufacturer has confirmed that the British rider is set to make his racing comeback at MotorLand Aragon, subject to the mandatory medical check.
   
• Following injuries sustained at Most, the participation of Alvaro Bautista (Barni Spark Racing Team) and Danilo Petrucci (ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team) remains uncertain ahead of the Aragon Round.
   
• Miguel Oliveira (ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team) continues his recovery after the injury sustained at Balaton Park.

Historical Performance

• • MotorLand Aragon holds a particular significance in the Bulega story. It was here, in the 2022 WorldSSP season opener, that the then-rookie earned his first WorldSSP podium, a moment that first announced his arrival on the world stage.
     
  • In 2025, Bulega claimed two victories from three races at Aragon, including his first WorldSBK win at the Spanish circuit. He also secured pole position in each of the last two editions of the Aragon Round and currently holds the outright lap record from his 2025 pole lap.
     
  • Alvaro Bautista and Jonathan Rea share the record for most WorldSBK wins (9) at Aragon. Bulega currently has two wins at the venue, one more than former three-time WorldSBK Champion Toprak Razgatlioglu, now competing in MotoGP.

Debise closes in ahead of crucial Aragon Round

Recent Form and Momentum

• Albert Arenas (Pata Yamaha Ten Kate Racing) arrives at MotorLand Aragon as the Championship leader with 166 points. A crash in Race 2 at Most brought an end to his streak of eight consecutive podium finishes and reduced his advantage in the standings from 33 points before the Czech Round to 19 ahead of Aragon.
   
• Following a double victory at Most, Valentin Debise (ZXMOTO Factory Evan Bros Racing) climbed to second place in the standings. With five wins so far in 2026, the ZXMOTO rider is now the most successful race winner of the season.
   
• Jaume Masia (Orelac Racing Verdnatura) dropped to third in the Championship after only scoring 13 points during the Czech Round and now trails Debise by 17 points.
   
• Just two points further back is Can Oncu (Pata Yamaha Ten Kate Racing). Thanks to two second-place finishes at Most, the Turkish rider reduced his deficit to the Championship lead from 62 points to 38.

Historical Performance

• Oncu and Debise shared the victories at MotorLand Aragon in 2025.
   
• Dominique Aegerter (Kawasaki WorldSSP Team) is also a previous WorldSSP race winner at the Spanish circuit.
   
• Yamaha is the most successful manufacturer at Aragon in WorldSSP history, ahead of Ducati with four victories.

Salvador leads the charge into Aragon

Recent Form and Momentum

• David Salvador (Team ProDina Kawasaki XCI) arrives at MotorLand Aragon as the Championship leader with 101 points. Consistent performances across the opening rounds have placed the Spaniard at the top of the standings as WorldSPB heads to Spain for the first time.
   
• Following his Race 2 victory at Most, Antonio Torres (Team ProDina Kawasaki XCI) moved into second place in the standings, 10 points behind his teammate.
   
• A DNF in Race 2 at the Czech Round saw Jeffrey Buis (Track & Trades Wixx Racing) drop to third overall with 84 points, 17 adrift of Salvador.
   
• Matteo Vannucci (Revo-M2) climbed to fourth in the standings on 77 points after another strong weekend at Most.
   
• Ferre Fleerackers (Track & Trades Wixx Racing) completes the current top five, sitting 29 points behind the Championship leader.

Historical Performance

• WorldSPB will race at MotorLand Aragon for the first time, although several riders already have experience at the Spanish venue from their WorldSSP300 campaigns.
   
• Matteo Vannucci and Carter Thompson both claimed WorldSSP300 victories at Aragon in 2025, while Mirko Gennai and Loris Veneman are also previous race winners at the circuit.
   
• Last season in WorldSSP300, Thompson, Salvador, Vannucci, Veneman and Humberto Maier all featured on the podium at MotorLand Aragon.