Jeremy Alcoba wins WorldSSP Race 2 at Estoril, claiming his third victory in the last four races. His Puccetti Racing Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R 636 features three Accossato Racing components: a radial brake master cylinder, clutch lever assembly and remote brake lever adjuster. Another outstanding achievement combining racing performance, precision engineering and a long-standing technical partnership.
When everything changes, control becomes essential
Six laps. Challenging track conditions. No room for hesitation.
The Portuguese round of the FIM Supersport World Championship, held at Estoril on October 11, 2026, delivered one of the most unpredictable races of the season.
Intermittent rain created difficult conditions, while an incident that left debris and fluids on the circuit eventually brought out the red flags.
The restart turned the contest into an intense six-lap sprint.
In these demanding circumstances, Jeremy Alcoba claimed victory aboard the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R 636 of the Kawasaki WorldSSP Team, continuing his exceptional run of form.
The Spanish rider moved into the lead with three laps remaining, overtaking Filippo Farioli and maintaining his advantage all the way to the chequered flag.
The winning margin was just 0.378 seconds, with Valentin Debise completing the podium.
The technology connecting rider and machine
In World Supersport racing, the relationship between rider and motorcycle depends heavily on precision, feedback and control.
The braking system, clutch operation and adjustment capabilities all play an important role in how riders interact with their machines.
On Jeremy Alcoba's Kawasaki, Accossato Racing contributes to this connection through three racing components used in competition.
Accossato Racing Radial Brake Master Cylinder
Designed for demanding sporting and racing applications, the radial brake master cylinder plays a central role in braking control, where precision, modulation and lever feedback are essential.
Accossato Racing Clutch Lever Assembly
Ergonomics, accurate operation and consistent lever feel are important elements in clutch management, particularly during race starts and situations requiring precise control.
Accossato Racing Remote Brake Lever Adjuster
A racing solution that allows the rider to adjust brake lever reach through a remote control, without having to operate the adjustment mechanism directly at the master cylinder.
Three different components, one common engineering philosophy: providing riders with precise, reliable solutions developed around the demands of racing.
From Cremona to Estoril: a technical partnership moving forward
The victory in Portugal follows Alcoba's remarkable double win at Cremona, confirming an outstanding period for Kawasaki Puccetti Racing.
Three victories in the last four races reflect the rider's talent, the team's dedication and the competitiveness of the entire racing project.
For Accossato Racing, a long-standing technical partner of Puccetti Racing, these achievements have a special meaning.
The partnership goes beyond supplying motorcycle components. It represents years of cooperation, technical exchange and shared experience at the highest levels of international racing.
Every racing weekend offers an opportunity to observe products in demanding operating conditions, gather technical feedback and maintain a strong connection between engineering development and the racetrack.
Racing is where technology meets the real demands of the rider. This is where Accossato Racing continues to invest its experience, expertise and passion.
A shared victory, a genuine racing passion
The celebrations at Estoril tell a story that extends far beyond the chequered flag.
Behind the result are the mechanics, engineers, team management, technical partners and, above all, a rider determined to achieve excellence.
Accossato Racing congratulates Jeremy Alcoba, Manuel Puccetti and the entire Kawasaki WorldSSP Team on another exceptional achievement.
After securing third place in Race 1 and victory in Race 2 at Estoril, the focus now shifts to the final round of the 2026 season at Jerez, scheduled for October 16–18.
From engineering to the racetrack. From precision to performance.
Accossato Racing continues to bring its technology into the heart of world-class motorcycle racing.
