#Alvaro_Bautista, the Spanish rider of the #Ducati Team, clinched the first race in the Czech Republic at the #Autodrome_Most, the sixth round of the #World_Superbike_Championship, on his Ducati Panigale V4 R, to engrave his name in golden letters in the history of the championship. This race will remain immortal in the minds of motorcycle racing enthusiasts, as it witnessed the “Ducati” team climb to the podium for the 1,000th time. #Yamaha's Turkish rider Toprak Razgatlioglu came in second place, while #BMW rider Scott Redding from Britain came third.

The 1000 #podium obtained by Ducati in the #Superbike_Championship is considered a unique achievement as no factory has achieved this in any motorcycle category, confirming the Italian giant is the godfather and master of this championship.

Bautista, who started from the second row from the starting point, dominated the race from the start, and in the last laps he only had to maintain his comfortable lead, to consolidate his lead in the general standings with 271 points, with 242 points for #Jonathan_Rea in second place, and 223 points for third place holder #Toprak_Razgatlioglu.

Ducati's 1000 podiums in numbers:

• This historic achievement since the championship was born in 1988 has been co-written by a total of 52 different contestants... #Diversity
• Out of the 1000 prizes that the Ducati crown has adorned over the years, Gold was present on 382 occasions #gold_masters
• Ducati's golden era in the World Superbike Championship began in the 1990s when #Doug_Bolin and #Carl_Fogarty represented the Italian factory. In just two years, Ducati riders managed to climb to the podium 100 times, and then raised this to 150 in 1993... #Domination
• The legendary "#Fogarty" is the most awarded Ducati driver with 100 trophies, while Troy Bayliss comes in second place with 94 trophies... #Ducati_Legends
• Ducati has not missed a single World Superbike season over the entire past 34 seasons... #Ever_present.