The Italian fans were able to celebrate with Stefano Manzi as he won both races at the Italian World Supersport Round.

Stefano Manzi claimed his third win of the 2025 World Supersport Championship after doing the double at Cremona. The Italian rider was able to snatch victory in both races at his home round in the latter laps.

Tom Booth-Amos claimed his fifth podium of the season for the PTR Triumph Factory Racing team. The British rider finished second in both Race One and Race Two at the Cremona Circuit.

After coming so close on several occasions, Jaume Masia was able to claim his first Supersport podium. The Spaniard finished third at the Cremona Circuit on the Orelac Racing Verdnatura Ducati Panigale V2.

Lucas Mahias was able to finish inside the top five in both races at the Italian World Superbike Round. The Frenchman crossed the line in fourth place on the GMT94 Yamaha R9.

The MV Agusta Reparto Corse team finished in fifth and sixth places in Race Two at Cremona. Bo Bendsneyder took fifth, and it was Filippo Farioli in sixth at his home round.

Xavi Cardelus had his best weekend of the World Supersport season as he finished seventh in Race Two. The Orelac Racing Verdnatura rider was able to back up his sixth-place finish in Race One.

Jeremy Alcoba and the Kawasaki WorldSSP Team were able to get back into the top ten. The Spaniard ended his weekend at the Cremona Circuit in eighth place.

After a difficult Race One on Saturday, Federico Caricasulo finished Race Two in ninth place. The Motozoo ME AIR Racing rider has struggled in 2025 and equalled his best result of the season.

Aldi Mahendra completed a solid weekend as he backed up his ninth place from Race One with a tenth place in race Two.

Italian WorldSSP, Full Race Two Results |