When Torak Razgatlioglu explains ‘Love’ to Balaton Park, he first targets a MotoGP career.

On which bike will Toprak be fastest at Balaton Park, his 2025 BMW Superbike or Yamaha’s 2026 MotoGP V4?

In the year The Turkish rider dominated the podium in all three races amid a high-profile 13-race winning campaign in the 2025 World Superbikes category.

However, his rookie campaign Pramak Yamaha promises to be a different story due to the sub-par performance of the Japanese brand’s current prototypes. Still, Razgatlioglu is hoping for a better career.

Toprak Razgatlioglu is targeting a ‘top 10’ finish in one of his favorite circuits

During the pre-event comment MotoGPRazgatlioglu was asked if his fans could see him in the mix due to his previous record on the Balatonfokjajar-based circuit.

“I like this track, I really like it,” he replied. “It’s very small, and maybe other riders don’t like it, but I really like the stop-and-go[circuit]especially the chicane. Everything was perfect on the Superbike.”

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Francesco Bagnaia has hinted that Balaton Park will be off the calendar after 2026.

“I’m very happy, but in MotoGP, we’ll see, it’s a little bit difficult, the tires too. But I’ll try my best, you know, in Mugello, we improved a lot, especially the last day. If we start on Friday at that level, it will be much better because I’m always struggling on Friday.”

Due to the stop-and-go nature of Balaton Park, the power output from each bike’s engine is not as critical as at other circuits such as Mugello. As such, Yamaha may not be that much of a detriment to their Hungarian rivals.

Razgatlioglu continued, “All the Yamaha riders are trying their best to push beyond 100%, because everyone is trying to finish with a good result.

“My target? I’m hoping to see top 10. That’s my biggest target this weekend. If we see top 10, that’s going to be unbelievable for me. But we’ll see.”

Francesco Bagnaia MotoGP to cancel Balaton Park for 2027 ‘slides’

While the current Hungarian Grand Prix is ​​Razgatlioglu’s personal favorite site, a repeat of the event could be his only chance to race the prototype machinery around him.

Because, Francesco Bagnaia hinted that Balaton Park will not be on next year’s calendar in his comments to reporters before the event. Motor needs Moto“Since this is a temporary district, they have not made any changes.

“We’re going to another one next year. So it was hard to adjust the layout.” The comments were in response to safety concerns raised at the opening race of the Hungarian Grand Prix at Balaton Park last year.

The report also highlighted the way in which MotoGP did not want the ‘secret’ to be made public yet, allowing Bagnaia to ‘slide’ before an official announcement was made. Sports officials have yet to comment on the Italian’s comments.