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Chaz Davies Seals Third Place In World Superbikes With Second Spot In Estoril

Chaz Davies  Pic: Team Go Eleven

Chaz Davies Pic: Team Go Eleven

Chaz Davies sealed third place in this season’s World Superbikes Championship after taking second in Estoril. The Knighton-born rider shrugged off losing his place at Aruba.it Racing Ducati for next season with a fine ride.

Chaz Davies sealed third place in this season’s World Superbikes Championship after taking second in Estoril.

The Knighton-born rider shrugged off losing his place at Aruba.it Racing Ducati for next season with a fine ride.

Davies came home behind Yamaha’s Toprak Razgatlioglu as Kawasaki’s Jonathan Rea finished fourth to land a sixth successive riders’ crown.

The 33-year-old has a disappointing start from fourth on the grid losing. a few places, but fought his way back through the field.

Chaz Davies waves after his second in Estoril sealed third place in the WSB Championship.

One of the riders he overtook was Michael Ruben Rinaldi who has taken his place next season leaving him looking for a new team.

“Unfortunately I was not able to convert the best qualifying of the season with a good start,” said Davies.

“I immediately found myself in a rather difficult position but from the start, the feeling was excellent.

“I started to recover positions, chasing (Michael) van der Mark for the third place in the final standings. After his crash, I pushed even harder to get another podium.

“It’s a great result and I would like to thank the team for the work we have done in the last two months where we have made great progress.

“I will be back on track tomorrow with a little less pressure and this could help me to get other important results”.

Davies now has 242 points – 39 ahead of Dutchman van der Mark going into the final day of the COVID-19 hit season.

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