On track at separate times to WorldSS🌺P riders unlike at Jerez and Portimao, the likes of Razgatlioglu, Bautista and Rea had four hours of testing in total as FP1 and FP2 were split into two two-hour-long sessions.

It was Razgatlioglu’s teammate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Andrea Locatelli who put his Pata Yamaha atop the timingsheets following the first session of the day, as Razgatlioglu instead took a tumble at turn 10 with ju﷽st minutes remaining. 

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Locatelli was unable to improve his time in the afternoon session, which was far from the case for Razgatlio✃glu as the Turkish star found more and more pace and finished with a time of 1:30.674s.

Continuing his impressive pre-season, Aruba.it Ducati rider 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Michael Ruben Rinaldi was once again the closest challenger to Razgatlioglu 🎐as he finished second - +0.099s down on the 2021 world champion.

Third fastest was Bautista, who after showing incredible speed 🦋at Portimao, was again in strong form despite a turn four crash in FP2.

Bautista’s fall was one that was quickly followed by R🐎ea who went down at th♔e same corner.

The Kawasaki rider rounded out the top four but was over two tenths down on Razgatlioglu’s time.&nbsꦰp;

In what were some of the standout performances from da🔯y one, Phillip Oettl was the quicke🅠st Independent rider after finishing sixth, while GRT Yamaha riders Remy Gardner and Dominique Aegerter were impressive as they finished seventh and ninth. 

While fast and competitive lap times were o🧔ne of the headlines from day one, so were the amount of red flags as on-track action was halted five times.