Toprak Razgatlioglu took his third World Superbike title at the final round of the 2025 season at Jerez.

At the Spanish World Superbike Round, Toprak Razgatlioglu secured his third World Superbike Championship in the final race of the season.

The Turkish rider clinched the Championship for the ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team with a third-place finish in Race Two. This was Razgatlioglu's second title for the German manufacturer, which he adds to his first World Superbike title, which he won for Yamaha in 2021.

"I was just waiting for the second race after the crash," Razgatlioglu told TNT Sports after the final race of the season.

"I did a very good job, but on the bike, I was not feeling comfortable. But I needed to get some points. I said, ‘Why not finish on the podium?’ and we did an incredible season, thank you very much, everyone.

"Thank you very much, everyone has worked very hard. We did not start this season very strongly, but after we improved a lot, we finally got the title. This is incredible."

He added, "It looks like I was born for the Superbike paddock. I love this paddock, I love everyone, Dorna, and the FIM, I love everyone. I know all of the teams, and everyone has been very good, and everyone is respectful.

"I will really miss this paddock, but we will see, maybe in the future I will come back here again. I want to say thank you very much to everyone because in the pit lane, everybody came and supported me. I am very happy for this; this is very important to me."

'I hope we are successful in MotoGP, this is my target.'

Razgatlioglu will now depart the World Superbike Championship as a three-time Champion and will make his way to the MotoGP World Championship with the Prima Pramac Racing Yamaha Team.

"Now I will start to think about MotoGP, maybe make some dreams in MotoGP," he explained.

"Because I did my job and I have always been focused on Superbikes, I got the title. But I need to work so hard, and I need to adapt to the other bike.

"We will see, we will solve it together. I hope we are successful in MotoGP; this is my big target."