Wood launched his candidacy for the Senate earlier this year and is being backed by a political action committee spending millions of dollars. And that’s really out of step with what most Missourians want.”
“And on the Democratic side, somebody who would support Chuck Schumer for majority leader - as well as the Biden-Schumer-Pelosi policy agenda. Louis Public Radio’s Politically Speaking podcast. “If the voters didn’t have an independent candidate, they would be forced to choose between on the Republican side someone who is very extreme and very divisive and an election denier,” Wood said on an episode of St. 6 Capitol insurrection believes he can provide a different option for voters who generally hold conservative political views but don’t like how many Republicans embraced the idea that the 2020 election was stolen from former President Donald Trump. attorney and counsel for the congressional committee investigating the Jan. Wood recently turned in signatures to appear on the ballot in the race to succeed Sen. Senate primaries don’t change much about his candidacy for the post as an independent. The 2021 Champion had almost halved it across the Italian and Czech Rounds before his Race 2 crash and, while there are still plenty of twists to come, the momentum is firmly back in the red corner.For John Wood, Tuesday’s results in Missouri’s closely watched U.S. Instead of the gap between Bautista and Razgatlioglu being potentially as low as 44 points had Razgatlioglu won, or perhaps 54 if Bautista took victory with the Yamaha star in P2, the gap opened to 74 points heading into the summer break. MOMENTUM BACK IN RED: Razgatlioglu’s Race 2 crash hands 25-point swing to the #1īautista and Razgatlioglu had been engaging in an epic battle during Race 2 but it all came to an end on Lap 17 when the #54 crashed after he suffered blistering on his rear tyre while running in P1. In Race 2, there was little to separate BMW and Honda on-track with Redding in eighth and Xavi Vierge (Team HRC) in ninth as their battle for fourth in the Manufacturers’ Championship continues just one point separates them. Scott Redding (ROKiT BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team) took fourth in Race 1 after starting from the pitlane to change from wets to intermediate tyres, while Iker Lecuona (Team HRC) was fifth after he started on the intermediates. It was a milestone 50 th win for the Spaniard and it was also his 18 th of the season: a new record, beating the previous of 17 held by Jonathan Rea (2018, 2019) and Doug Polen (1991).īMW AND HONDA SURGE UP THE ORDER: top five in Race 1 for bothīoth BMW and Honda have had challenging 2023 campaigns so far without making the progress they would’ve liked, but the Czech Round gave them a beacon of hope after strong performances. A last lap move on Axel Bassani (Motocorsa Racing) moved him into third in the Superpole Race and, after a mega fight with Toprak Razgatlioglu (Pata Yamaha Prometeon WorldSBK) in Race 2, claimed victory. He scored 12 th in Race 1 after opting to start on the wet tyres and lost the best part of 20 seconds while pitting. Sixth on Friday after two practice sessions and only 14 th in Tissot Superpole – albeit he had a faster lap deleted for yellow flags – meant he was on the back foot. SUBDUED ON SATURDAY, STUNNING ON SUNDAY: Bautista turns it around to make historyĪlvaro Bautista ( Racing – Ducati) started the weekend off the pace and ended it by writing his name into the history books. He was slower than the slick tyre runners, but his first laps meant he had enough of a gap to end his 252-day drought without a win and return to the top step.
Pushing like mad in the opening stages on intermediate tyres, when the rain tyres were quicker, he was in a position to move to the front when riders pitted to ditch their rain tyres for slicks.
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When the rain fell shortly before Race 1, it was a golden opportunity for the six-time Champion, and he took full advantage. After a difficult 2023 for him and Kawasaki so far, with eight podiums in 21 races, but no wins heading into the Czech Round, the #65 had started changing expectations and targets to the podium.
Jonathan Rea’s (Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK) last win came in 2022 at the season-ending Australian Round, in a rain-affected Race 1. THE DROUGHT ENDS IN THE RAIN: inspired intermediate tyre gamble for Rea in Race 1 Rain caused chaos in Race 1 which led to a multitude of differing strategies as riders looked to master the wet conditions, while it was dry in Race 2 which led to a battle for the ages between the two title contenders. The MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship visited the Autodrom Most and the 2023 Acerbis Czech Round was just as dramatic as the previous two visits, with records broken this year, a long wait for a win came to an end and a potentially title-deciding crash in Race 2.
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