#kenan sofuoglu

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Princess 👸 Sofuoglu 💘

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

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👀👀 may i ask about the reason for the aki ajo hate? zero judgement, i’m just nosy!!

For sure lovely!!! It's just my personal beef with the dude, I just don't vibe with him but my biggest gripe with him is the treatment of Can Öncü (brother of Deniz). He was in ktm, wins his second ever race, gets promoted to Ajos team full time. He has so much pressure heaped on his shoulders that he breaks and is tossed out of his seat for the next big thing. Kenan Sofuoglu did an interview where he talked about how KTM broke Can and he struggled to get another seat. Another is like Adrian Fernandez was given a seat in ktm just to placate his brother and keep him happy (then Raul fucked off anyways lmao).

Obviously Celestino is my fave and there's a lot of pressure from being on Ajos team, he's produced some of the best talent and I worry that he's going to end up discarded like so many others by the KTM train. I just don't like KTM in general and it's nothing personal (just my judgemental Aries ass), just don't like what they represent and Ajo is part of that 😶

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Watch a 5-year-old hit 194 mph in a Lamborghini Revuelto

At 5 years old, Zayn Sofuoglu is already a social media sensation. He is known for his videos, in which he rides motorbikes and gets behind the wheel of supercars and even trucks. Zayn, son of 5-time World Supersport champion Kenan Sofuoglu, recently set a new speed record, unofficially becoming the fastest kid in the world. He drove a Lamborghini Revuelto to 194 mph, while strapped into a child…

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Maiden victory for Bahattin Sofuoglu in Race 2

Bahattin Sofuoglu snatched victory in Race 2 at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, his first win in WorldSSP. He stands in seventh place in the standings with 64 points. Sofuoglu’s teammate Marcel Schroetter secured second place following Manzi’s penalty claiming his second podium of the weekend. Schroetter’s second position means it was MV Agusta’s first 1-2 since Phillip Island 2015. Stefano Manzi crossed the finish line behind Schroetter but was penalised for exceeding track limits on the final lap. The Italian rider then finished in third place, behind the MV Agusta duo. He is third in the standings with 116 points and 36 points behind Bulega. Championship leader Nicolo Bulega had a technical issue at Turn 5 Lap 17 of 18 and was unable to finish the race, putting an end to Ducati’s streak of 9 races on the podium, their best one ever. He remains the Championship leader with 152 points. There was a fierce fight for victory in Race 2 during the FIM Supersport World Championship at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya and there were plenty of emotions on display on the podium for the Prosecco DOC Catalunya Round as Bahattin Sofuoglu (MV Agusta Reparto Corse) took his first win in WorldSSP after fending off a challenge from both teammate Marcel Schroetter and Stefano Manzi (Ten Kate Racing Yamaha) in a thrilling three-way battle for victory in Spain.

Sofuoglu once again got a good start from ninth on the grid to put himself in the lead group in the early stages and he was soon in the lead of the race but it was a fierce fight for the win with Sofuoglu, Sofuoglu’s teammate Schroetter and Manzi who completed the podium positions with just 0.500s separating the top three at the end of the race, with Manzi moving into second on the final lap into Turn 1; Manzi crossed the line in second but was demoted one place for exceeding track limits on the final lap at Turn 8. Schroetter took the lead from teammate Sofuoglu at Turn 1 on Lap 11 but Sofuoglu responded a lap later, while Manzi moved into second after passing Schroetter at Turn 1 on Lap 13. However, Manzi ran wide a lap later at Turn 10 but two laps later he made up for his mistake by taking both MV Agusta riders at Turn 5 to move into the lead, demoting Sofuoglu to third. On the penultimate lap, Sofuoglu moved into the lead as he and Schroetter went either side of Manzi into Turn 1 and he was able to hold on to the lead despite late pressure from Manzi on the final lap. With Manzi’s penalty, Schroetter was promoted to second place for the first MV Agusta 1-2 finish since Phillip Island in 2015.

WorldSSP Race 2 Results 1. Bahattin Sofuoglu (MV Agusta Reparto Corse) 2. Marcel Schroetter (MV Agusta Reparto Corse) +0.420s 3. Stefano Manzi (Tem Kate Racing Yamaha) +0.500s 4. Valentin Debise (GMT94 Yamaha) +2.563s 5. Glenn van Straalen (EAB Racing Team) +7.039s 6. Federico Caricasulo (Althea Racing Team) +7.327s WorldSSP Championship standings 1. Nicolo Bulega (Aruba.it Racing WorldSSP Team) 152 points 2. Marcel Schroetter (MV Agusta Reparto Corse) 119 points 3. Stefano Manzi (Ten Kate Racing Yamaha) 116 points

P1 | Bahattin Sofuoglu | MV Agusta Reparto Corse "Yesterday I had my first podium. Kenan told me about my mistakes in Race 1. In the Warm Up, I just tried to keep my pace, and, in the race, I tried to apply what Kenan told me. In the end, we took first place, many years after Kenan was the legend. On this day, I’m really happy to take his surname on top again. I wanted this win so much and I didn’t expect it would come today like this. It’s a great step for me, for the team and for MV Augusta. I will try to keep this strong pace in the coming races. For more info checkout our dedicated World Supersport News page superbike-news.co.uk/world-supersport/ Or visit the official World Superbike website worldsbk.com Read the full article

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Politician and former racing driver lets his 3-year-old son race on his Ferrari SF90 Stradale

Madness in Turkey At the age of 3 he was put to the wheel by his father of a Ferrari SF90 Stradale. But he doesn’t end there. The boy, who has become “famous” on Instagram, can be seen whizzing by on enduro bikes, jet skis, quads and racing go-karts. He is the son of Kenan Sofuoglu, a member of the Turkish parliament and a former professional motorcycle racer. Although in 2021, the former pilot…

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Hating Redbull is such a stupid and narrow minded thing.

Just in Motorsports they have supported so many riders and drivers. I hate the narrative that Redbull destroys careers, if it wasn’t for Redbull likes of Vettel, Verstappen, Ricciardo, Gasly, Albon, Tsunoda and many more drivers might not have a chance at Formula 1 or any motorsports. And beyond it all, even when drivers can’t stay in the main team, Redbull still keeps supporting their careers. Don’t get me started on Motogp. Half of the grid is sponsored by Redbull, and many young riders are sponsored by them too.

Redbull’s influence goes way beyond motorsports. They are prominent in most extreme sports, they help build so many careers.

So many Turkish athletes only get a chance thanks to Redbull, most other teams/sponsors are very elitist. I remember they even sponsered my high school, a school in Middle East, every year where we had a sports week, all thanks to Redbull. Absolutely the most fun I had in high school.

I’m sorry but if you hate a company that has made the dreams of countless atheletes come true, I don’t understand you, and I suggest you unfollow me, cause I will always be a Redbull fan. I can understand disliking drivers, but Redbull as a whole contribted more to extreme sports and the athletes partaking in such sports more than any other company/people/establishments etc.

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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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Jandarmanın 178. Yılında milli motosikletçi Kenan Sofuoğlu Yavuz Sultan Selim Köprüsü'nde 351 km/saat hızla rekor kırdı.

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Milli gurur :)

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Sofuoglu operado com sucesso: 'Quero defender o título'

Sofuoglu operado com sucesso: ‘Quero defender o título’

Kenan Sofuoglu, da Kawasaki Puccetti Racing, foi operado com sucesso à mão direita, estando a sua presença na primeira corrida do ano, em Phillip Island, em risco. ‘Durante o tempo frio, os ossos estão tão duros que se podem partir mesmo num pequeno acidente. Temos um teste oficial antes da corrida na Austrália e não vou poder participar devido à lesão. O médico diz que as dores vão diminuir em…

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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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Kenan Sofuoglu: Toprak Razgatlioglu Hanya ke MotoGP Jika Bela Monster Yamaha

Kenan Sofuoglu tegas takkan membiarkan Toprak Razgatlioglu pindah ke MotoGP 2023 jika hanya membela tim satelit. source https://www.bola.net/otomotif/kenan-sofuoglu-toprak-razgatlioglu-hanya-ke-motogp-jika-bela-monster-yamaha-66f446.html

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Should I make a long post about turkish riders gang Kenan, Toprak, Can, Deniz? Would anyone be interested in that?

I probably have more access information about them since a lot of sources are in turkish.

@racingmuppett you like Toprak, would you be interested in this?