#kenan sofuoglu

[alex-marquez]

Wsbk twitter just called Kenan daddy someone shoot me

[tavsiye-filmler]

ZAYN KENAN SOFUOGLU'nun 5 YAŞINDAKİ ASLANI #ZaynSofuoğlu #KenanSofuoğlu ...

[alex-marquez]

I don’t normally say this but I want to hear what Kenan thinks

[turks-outofcontext]

Princess 👸 Sofuoglu 💘

[whattheformula]

Deniz means just stupidly too much to me (and not simply cuz he’s my compatriot then i would also support toprak who i hate deeply)and here is why:

Growing up we had Kenan Sofuoglu, who later turned out to be a religious political dickhead(i have an entire rant about him just check his tag on my blog i think). He is a fucking mp just so the oprresion party has more seats he hasn’t been doing shit as an mp.

And he is THE rider in turkey. If you mention motorcycle racing, everyone knows kenan sofuoglu.

Then we have Toprak. Who is just Kenan but more successful. He isa religious oppresive asshole too. And I know so many WSBK watchers love him because they don’t have any comtext as to the political and social climate in Turkey and Toprak’s stances and that’s okay. It’s just super hard seeing people support a guy who supports your oppression.

Can is hanging out a lot with Toprak so it makes me worry but still Can and Deniz are such fresh air. There is absolutely nothing religious or political on their Insta. They have never made such comments as far as I could find out. They are just two kids, riding bikes.

And Deniz is good. So he gives me the hope that the best Turkish motorcycle rider maybe won’t be a religious oppressor in the future.

And I’m so excited for his first win cause he will be the first Turk to win in Moto series. I feel like Deniz will be able to leave a legacy that will make us forget about Kenan and Toprak. I know Deniz wouldn’t be here without Kenan but I can’t describe how much I hate him.

Anyways Deniz basically represents hope for a better Turkey in the future in my head which makes me more attached to him.

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Kenan Sofuoglu narrowly secures fifth victory of 2017

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The reigning WorldSSP World Champion Kenan Sofuoglu (Kawasaki Puccetti Racing) was in fine form as he notched up win number five of the season at the Prosecco DOC Portuguese Round on Sunday. On his Kawasaki ZX-6R Sofuoglu rode with caution in the early laps but ultimately beat championship rival Lucas Mahias (GRT Yamaha Official WorldSSP Team) by just 0.08s, whilst Jules Cluzel (CIA Landlord Insurance Honda) crossed the line in third.

Pole man Sofuoglu dropped back to fourth in the early stages with PJ Jacobsen (MV Agusta Reparto Corse) and Mahias contesting the lead and Cluzel also getting in the mix.

But Jacobsen would eventually fall back to finish fifth, behind fourth placed Sheridan Morais (Kallio Racing), whilst Cluzel ultimately ran a lonely last few laps to third.

Mahias put some pressure on Sofuoglu on the last lap as the Frenchman sought to retain the lead in the general standings, but the Kawasaki rider was too strong as he showed his class for a narrow – but crucial – triumph.

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Christian Gamarino (BARDAHL EVAN BROS. Honda Racing), Federico Caricasulo (GRT Yamaha Official WorldSSP Team), Lorenzo Zanetti (Team Factory Vamag), Christoffer Bergman (CIA Landlord Insurance Honda) and Rob Hartog (Team Hartog – Jenik – Against Cancer) completed the top ten.

In an incident packed 18 lap contest there were crashes for the likes of Stefan Hill (Profile Racing), Kyle Ryde (Kawasaki Puccetti Racing), Lachlan Epis (Response RE Racing), Kazuki Watanabe (Team Kawasaki Go Eleven) and Niki Tuuli (Kallio Racing), whilst Alex Baldolini (Race Department ATK#25) missed out on the race due to technical problems with his MV Agusta F3 675 machine.

The WorldSSP riders return to action at the Pirelli French Round in two weeks’ time.

P1 – Kenan Sofuoglu (Kawasaki Puccetti Racing) “This one is very special, if you win a difficult race it means more. Lucas was very strong, I was ready for the fight and because it is also the battle for the championship with Lucas it is more special for me.”

#PORWorldSBK: WorldSSP Race 1. Kenan Sofuoglu (TUR) Kawasaki 2. Lucas Mahias (FRA) Yamaha +0.080 3. Jules Cluzel (FRA) Honda +2.294

WorldSSP Championship Standings Proseccco DOC Portuguese Round 1. Kenan Sofuoglu (TUR) Kawasaki (145 points) 2. Lucas Mahias (FRA) Yamaha (141 points) 3. Sheridan Morais (RSA) Yamaha (114 points)

WorldSSP: Sheridan Morais wins red flagged Lausitzring race

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Strong Kenan Sofuoglu secures fourth pole of 2017

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An excellent performance by World Champion Kenan Sofuoglu (Kawasaki Puccetti Racing) in the WorldSSP Tissot Superpole 2 session at the Prosecco DOC Portuguese Round saw the Turkish rider register his fourth pole position result of the season, whilst Lucas Mahias (GRT Yamaha Official WorldSSP Team) and PJ Jacobsen (MV Agusta Reparto Corse) also secured front row starts.

Despite a crash earlier in the day in FP3 Sofuoglu produced a hot lap of 1’45.541 in SP2 to slot in at the head of the grid, with championship leader Mahias missing pole himself by just 0.035s. In a tight session Jacobsen qualified third as he lapped just 0.05s down on Sofuoglu.

Sheridan Morais (Kallio Racing) was on provisional pole but late crash at turn 13 saw him slip to fourth, where he will be joined on row two by another late crasher Jules Cluzel (CIA Landlord Insurance Honda) and Niki Tuuli (Kallio Racing).

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Federico Caricasulo (GRT Yamaha Official WorldSSP Team), Luke Stapleford (Profile Racing) and Gino Rea (Team Kawasaki Go Eleven) are all on row three, ahead of fourth row qualifiers Christian Gamarino (BARDAHL EVAN BROS. Honda Racing), Christoffer Bergman (CIA Landlord Insurance Honda) and Michael Canducci (Puccetti Racing Junior Team FMI). Making it through from the earlier SP1 session were Stapleford and Bergman.

The WorldSSP race at the Prosecco DOC Portuguese Round will start at 12 midday local time on Sunday.

Pole Position – Kenan Sofuoglu (Kawasaki Puccetti Racing) “This mornings crash gave us a lot of stress and the crew worked none stop to get the bike back together. When I started Superpole I felt the bike wasn’t perfectly so I told the crew to change the tyre and I will fix the handlebars, but I was stressed because of the front tyre. The team did a very good job and the team deserve this pole.”

WorldSSP Tissot-Superpole 2: 1. Kenan Sofuoglu (TUR) Kawasaki 1.45.541 2. Lucas Mahias (FRA) Yamaha 1.45.576 (+0.035) 3. PJ Jacobsen (USA) MV Agusta 1.45.591 (+0.050)

WorldSSP: Friday concludes with Jules Cluzel quickest

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Superb Kenan Sofuoglu outpaces rivals in Portugal

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At the Autodromo Internacional do Algarve on Friday it was Kenan Sofuoglu (Kawasaki Puccetti Racing) who lapped quickest with a 1’45.443 time putting him ahead of his rivals, whilst Sheridan Morais (Kallio Racing) and Jules Cluzel (CIA Landlord Insurance Honda) were also in the top three.

Lausitzring racewinner Morais registered the best effort in FP1 earlier in the day and his 1’45.829 lap time from that session put him second on the combined timesheets, with Sofuoglu taking over at the top late in FP2. Cluzel’s 1’45.848 time put him third overall, just over four tenths of a second down on Sofuoglu.

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Charging round the 4.592km Portimao track championship leader Lucas Mahias (GRT Yamaha Official WorldSSP Team) survived a big wobble at the end of FP2 and ended the day fourth, with American rider PJ Jacobsen (MV Agusta Reparto Corse) completing the top five.

Federico Caricasulo (GRT Yamaha Official WorldSSP Team), Michael Canducci (Puccetti Racing Junior Team FMI), Niki Tuuli (Kallio Racing), Gino Rea (Team Kawasaki Go Eleven) and Christian Gamarino (BARDAHL EVAN BROS. Honda Racing) completed the top ten.

Hikari Okubo (CIA Landlord Insurance Honda) had been in a provisional top ten position but a late crash saw him end up in the gravel at turn 8 and the Japanese rider concluded the opening day in Portugal 14th on the timesheet.

On Saturday at the Prosecco DOC Portuguese Round the WorldSSP FP3 session commences at 9.45am local time, with SP1 taking place at 12 midday and SP2 at 12.25pm.

#PORWorldSSP Fastest on Friday 1. Kenan Sofuoglu Kawasaki Puccetti Racing 1.45.443 2. Sheridan Morais Kallio Racing +0.386 3. Jules Cluzel CIA Landlord Insurance Honda +0.405

WorldSSP: Sheridan Morais wins red flagged Lausitzring race

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