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Dutch WorldSBK Results, FP2

And that's the chequered flag out to end FP2. Nicolo Bulega ends the day fastest overall, ahead of Axel Bassani and Toprak Razgatlioglu. A big advantage of 0.252s over Bassani for Bulega this afternoon.

Razgatlioglu just heading out for his final run now with two minutes on the clock as Bulega drops his best time to a 1:33.592.

And there is the first of those PBs, Bassani up to second on the Bimota, Petrucci to sixth.

Still Bulega fastest with four minutes to go, a few riders on personal best laps still, though.

Now van der Mark into the top-10 in ninth.

Yari Montella now into the top-10, and Xavi Vierge in 14th has made it 14 riders now within a second of the top time.

Into the final 10 minutes now, and we've still got 12 riders within a second of Bulega at the top.

Bulega now maintaining that high-1:33 pace. Him and Razgatlioglu look to be distinguishing themselves from the rest this afternoon, but Bulega even seems clear of the reigning champion.

Razgatlioglu now dropped into the mid-1:34s, as Bulega moves 0.084s clear with a 1:33.825.

Razgatlioglu now lapping consistently in the low-1:34s. Bulega's last lap a 1:34.5, although he's improving this time.

Redding has jumped up into the top-10 in ninth, 0.511s off the top.

Razgatlioglu matches Bulega's 1:33.911. He is consistently losing time in the final split compared to the Ducati rider, though.

Razgatlioglu up to third on his latest lap and going faster again this time.

Toprak Razgatlioglu currently down in eighth, 0.7s slower than Bulega and yet to improve on his time from FP1.

Bulega the first rider this weekend into the 1:33s, by the way. He's down to a 1:33.911 now.

There's been a smoky expiration for Bahattin Sofuoglu on the back straight. Not the first Yamaha we've seen expire this year. No red flag yet.

All-Ducati top-five now as Petrucci has popped up to fifth. Bulega, Bautista, Lowes, and Iannone the others up there.

Bulega now to the top, 0.092s ahead of Bautista, who has been giving the rear tyre some punishment through the numerous fast rights.

Sam Lowes back to the top now, although he's soon replaced by Bautista who takes over by just over a tenth.

Should say, Vickers seems absolutely fine after that one, he was trying to ride back to the pits.

There's a crash for Ryan Vickers at turn one, of sorts. He ran off into the gravel and then crashed just before he reached the barrier.

Currently the top-six within a tenth of a second - that's Bulega, Iannone, Sam Lowes, Bassani, Bautista, and Locatelli.

And immedaitely Lowes is displaced by Nicolo Bulega  who takes over by 0.047s.

Times already faster now than this morning. Sam Lowes fastest at the moment on a 1:34.288.