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In Form Soomer Goes Second on Friday’s WorldSSP Running at Estoril
16 October 2020 Kicking off the FIM Supersport World Championship season finale at Estoril, Kallio Racing Yamaha WorldSSP Supported Team’s Hannes Soomer continued his fine form to go second fastest on Friday’s combined times, with teammate Isaac Vinales also impressing as the riders got to grips with the new circuit.
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Smith Flies to Second in WorldSSP Race 2 at Magny-Cours
04 October 2020 GMT94 Yamaha WorldSSP Supported Team’s Kyle Smith celebrated a superb second-place finish in the tricky wet conditions of Race 2 at Magny-Cours, with Kallio Racing Yamaha WorldSSP Supported Team’s Hannes Soomer joining him on the FIM Supersport World Championship podium, repeating his third-place result from Saturday.
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Locatelli Takes 11th Win as Soomer Scores Maiden WorldSSP Podium in Magny-Cours Opener
03 October 2020 FIM Supersport World Champion Andrea Locatelli showed no signs of easing up in the opening race at Magny-Cours, as the Evan Bros Yamaha WorldSSP Supported Team rider battled through the wet conditions to take his 11th victory of the season, with Kallio Racing Yamaha WorldSSP Supported Team’s Hannes Soomer joining him on the podium for his best ever finish in the championship.
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Smith Hits the Top in Friday’s Wet Start to Magny-Cours WorldSSP Weekend
02 October 2020 Two weeks on from his return to the FIM Supersport World Championship, Kyle Smith started the Magny-Cours weekend in style, with the GMT94 Yamaha WorldSSP Supported Team rider topping Friday’s combined times by a mammoth 0.812s over the rest of the field.
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Locatelli Crowned 2020 WorldSSP Champion with Victory in Barcelona
20 September 2020 With two rounds left to spare, Evan Bros Yamaha WorldSSP Supported Team’s Andrea Locatelli is crowned the 2020 FIM Supersport World Champion, after flying to his 10th victory of the season in a superb second race in Barcelona.
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bLU cRU Rider Verdoïa Takes Emotional Maiden WorldSSP Victory in Barcelona
19 September 2020 The FIM Supersport World Championship’s first race in Barcelona proved to be a thriller, with bLU cRU Yamaha WorldSSP by MS Racing Team’s Andy Verdoïa opting to stay out on slick tyres, before the heavy rain brought out the red flag, to become the championship’s youngest ever winner.