WorldSBK Autodrom Most, Czech Republic - Free Practice Results (1)

Results from free practice one, round six of the World Superbike Championship at Most, Czech Republic.
Toprak Razgatlioglu, Dutch WorldSBK, 24 July 2021
Toprak Razgatlioglu, Dutch WorldSBK, 24 July 2021
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Toprak Razgatlioglu showed stunning pace to top the inaugural Most WorldSBK practice session. 

WorldSBK Autodrom Most, Czech Republic - Free Practice Results (1)
PosRiderNatTeamTime
1Toprak RazgatliogluTURPATA Yamaha1:33.022s
2Alex LowesGBRKawasaki Racing Team+0.600s
3Scott ReddingGBRAruba.it Ducati+0.641s
4Marvin FritzGERIXS-YART Yamaha+0.787s
5Andrea LocatelliITAPATA Yamaha+0.839s
6Jonathan ReaGBRKawasaki Racing Team+0.840s
7Tom SykesGBRMotorrad BMW WorldSBK Team+0.984s
8Alvaro BautistaSPATeam HRC+1.063s
9Karel HanikaCZEIXS-YART Yamaha+1.120s
10Garrett GerloffUSAGRT Yamaha+1.133s
11Michael Van Der MarkNEDMotorrad BMW WorldSBK Team+1.245s
12Axel BassaniITAMotocorsa Ducati+1.256s
13Michael RinaldiITAAruba.It Ducati+1.506s
14Leon HaslamGBRTeam HRC+1.526s
15Jonas FolgerGERBenovo BMW+1.593s
16Tito RabatSPABarni Ducati+2.245s
17Chaz DaviesGBRGoEleven Ducati+2.363s
18Kohta NozaneJPNGRT Yamaha+2.386s
19Isaac VinalesSPAOrelac Racing Kawasaki+2.831s
20Christophe PonssonFRAGil Yamaha+3.046s
21Alessandro DelbiancoARGMIE Honda Racing+3.055s
22Loris CressonBELPedercini Kawasaki+4.171s
23Jayson UribeUSAPedercini Kawasaki+6.126s

It was Scott Redding who set the early pace after battling it out with Razgatlioglu and Jonathan Rea. However, Razgatlioglu went over six tenths quicker than the Ducati rider with ten minutes to go with a time of 1:33.022s.

Alex Lowes jumped ahead of Redding with his final lap, but was still six tenths down on Razgatlioglu.

Andrea Locatelli continued his impressive form from Assen to finish fifth quickest. The surprise of the session was German rider Marvin Fritz who finished fourth quickest for IXS-YART Yamaha.

Fritz is joined by World Endurance team-mate and local rider Karel Hanika aboard an IXS-YART Yamaha machine for this weekend. Championship leader Rea finished in sixth place for Kawasaki.

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