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After a nine-year stint in Moto2, which yielded 10 Grand Prix victories, 26 podium finishes, 19 pole positions and a career-best of third in the world championship, Sam Lowes has migrated over to t…
After a successful Moto2 career with 10 Grand Prix victories and 26 podium finishes, Sam Lowes has transitioned to the 2024 MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship. Lowes expressed his excitement for the new challenge and opportunity to race a Superbike, setting his sights on achieving great things in WorldSBK. Despite a crash in Race 1 at the Pirelli Catalunya Round, Lowes remains confident in his abilities and the Ducati Panigale V4 R’s potential for a successful season.
Currently 13th in WorldSBK points standings, Lowes is focused on gaining momentum at the upcoming TT Circuit Assen rounds. The shift to WorldSBK has rejuvenated Lowes, who sees it as a fresh start and a chance to rediscover his passion for racing at 33 years old. Adapting to the differences in bike, tires, and competition, Lowes acknowledges the learning curve but remains optimistic about his performance and the team’s progress.
While the results may not have been stellar initially, Lowes is encouraged by his speed and sees potential for improved outcomes in future races. Embracing the challenges and differences in World Superbike, Lowes is determined to make his mark in the prestigious series and is grateful for the opportunity to compete at a high level.
