After a sensational European Superstock 1000 Championship battle in Portugal, the title fight now rolls into France for the final round of the season, and there’s a lot on the line. After seven rounds there are three possible winners: Markus Reiterberger (alpha Racing-Van Zon-BMW), Roberto Tamburini (Berclaz Racing Team) and Maximilian Scheib (Aprilia Racing Team), and 19 points split the three.

But how can the championship be won? As riders line up on the grid at 11.40LT (+1 GMT) for the opening race of the day in France, there will be a lot of mathematical chances to see who can take the win. Reiterberger currently sits 18 points ahead of Tamburini and 19 ahead of Scheib, and with 25 points on the table, it seems it’s the German’s to lose.

Reiterberger will be crowned 2018 STK1000 champion if:

• He finishes in the top eight
• He finishes 9^th and Tamburini wins the race
• He finishes in 10^th, Tamburini crosses the line in second or lower and Scheib wins the race
• He finishes 11^th – 14^th and both Tamburini and Scheib finish second or lower
• He finishes 15^th, Tamburini crosses the line in 3^rd or lower and Scheib doesn’t win the race
• He finishes 16^th and neither rivals win the race

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