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2022 Supersport World Championship
Twenty-sixth season of the Supersport World Championship From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The 2022 Supersport World Championship was the twenty-sixth season of the Supersport World Championship, the twenty-fourth held under this name. The championship was won by Dominique Aegerter at the Mandalika round.
Race calendar and results
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The provisional 2022 season calendar was announced on 25 November 2021.[1]
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Regulation changes
Following a large overhaul of rules allowing larger-capacity engines, some new manufacturers and models will be eligible. Ducati will return to the series with their Panigale V-twin, two MV models and Triumph three cylinders will rejoin the series with the Street Triple RS, to combat the dominance of Japanese manufacturers Yamaha and Kawasaki.[26]
Entry list
Rider changes
- After leaving the Superbike World Championship in 2020, Althea Racing returned in the Supersport World Championship, with the Italian Federico Caricasulo.
- Aruba.it Racing - Ducati joined the Supersport World Championship with Nicolò Bulega, who left Moto2.
- Barni Racing Team expanded into the Supersport World Championship, racing with the Australian Oli Bayliss.
- CM Racing raced with Maximilian Kofler, who moved from Moto3 and replaced Luca Bernardi, who moved up to the Superbike World Championship.
- Motozoo Racing raced with an all-new line up with Jeffrey Buis and Benjamin Currie, replacing Shogo Kawasaki and Michel Fabrizio.
- Patrick Hobelsberger joined Kallio Racing.
- Yari Montella joined Kawasaki Puccetti Racing with Can Öncü, replacing Philipp Öttl, who moved to the Superbike World Championship.
- 2021 Supersport 300 World Champion Adrián Huertas joined the Supersport World Championship with MTM Kawasaki.
- PTR Racing announced its return to the World Supersport grid with a brand new Triumph Street Triple 765 RS and rebranded as Dynavolt Triumph, fielding Hannes Soomer and Stefano Manzi
- Leonardo Taccini joined Ten Kate Racing Yamaha and replaced Galang Hendra Pratama who moved to the ARRC Supersport 600 class.
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Championship standings
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- Points
Riders' championship
Teams' championship
Manufacturers' championship
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Notes
- Patrick Hobelsberger competed in the first Friday practice session during round 3, before being replaced on Saturday by Simon Jespersen.[35]
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