Nicolo Bulega ended his title-winning Superbike World Championship (WorldSBK) season with several records, completing a dominant campaign before his move to MotoGP with the Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team next year.
The Italian, who secured his first WorldSBK title at Cremona in September, became the first rider to win both the Supersport and Superbike world titles, having secured the WorldSSP crown in 2023.
He is also only the second Italian WorldSBK champion, following Max Biaggi, who won in 2010 and 2012.
Most impressively, he surpassed benchmarks held by Jonathan Rea, Alvaro Bautista and Toprak Razgatlioglu during his third season in the series.
His achievements included records for victories and points in a season, alongside winning, podium and pole-position streaks.
Below are some of the records Bulega claimed or matched during the campaign.
| Record | Bulega’s Record | Previous Record |
|---|---|---|
| Most wins in a season | 32 | 27 (Alvaro Bautista, 2023) |
| Most consecutive wins | 25 | 13 (Toprak Razgatlioglu, 2024 & 2025) |
| Most consecutive wins from the start of a season | 21 | 11 (Alvaro Bautista, 2019) |
| Most points in a season | 726 | 663 (Jonathan Rea, 2019) |
| Most consecutive points-scoring finishes | 49 | 48 (Jonathan Rea, 2018-19) |
| Most podiums in a season | 36 | 34 (Jonathan Rea, 2019) |
| Most consecutive podiums | 49 | 25 (Colin Edwards, 2002 & Toprak Razgatlioglu, 2025) |
| Joint-most pole positions in a season | 11 | 11 (Ben Spies, 2009) |
| Most consecutive pole positions | 10 | 8 (Jonathan Rea, 2021) |
| Most weekend trebles in a season | 10 | 6 (Alvaro Bautista, 2023) |
| Most career weekend trebles | 13 | 11 (Toprak Razgatlioglu, 2025) |
| Most consecutive weekend trebles | 7 | 4 (Toprak Razgatlioglu, 2024 & 2025) |
| Most fastest laps in a season | 31 | 23 (Alvaro Bautista, 2023) |
| Most races led from start to finish in a season (since 1998) | 20 | 11 (Alvaro Bautista, 2019) |
| Most career WorldSBK wins by an Italian rider | 52 | 22 (Marco Melandri) |
| Most career WorldSBK podiums by an Italian rider | 92 | 75 (Marco Melandri) |
