Full World Superbike warm-up results at Magny-Cours

Toprak Razgatlioglu has followed up his first World Superbike win by topping warm-up ahead of Jonathan Rea and Chaz Davies with the trio of front-runners split by just onཧe-tenth of a second.

The Puccetti Kawasaki rider won a final-lap fight against Rea to take a maiden victory in Race 1 at Magny-Cours and edged out the reigning World Superbike champion again in the short 15-m🐈inute warm-up session thanks to a late lap of 1m 37.613s to see off the factory Kawasaki rider by 0.092s.

Despite a mid-race fall in yesterday’s opener, Davies demonstrated impressive pace on the Aruba.it Racing Ducati to take third place in the session – exactly one-tenth off🧸 Razgatlioglu – with the front three comfortably clear of tꦛhe chasing pack.

Michael van der Mark will also hope to make amends for a Race 1 fall, as the Dutch rider went down while leading with threꦑe laps to go, as he took fourth place in 🐎warm-up ahead of Pata Yamaha team-mate Alex Lowes.

Alvaro Bautista could only manage sixth place in warm-up as he saw th🍸e title deficit swell to 100 points yesterday, as Tom Sykes claimed seventh in warm-up following his podium for BMW in Race 1.

With Marco♔ Melandri in eighth for GRT Yamaha, Markus Reiterberger (BMW) and Loris Baz (Ten Kate Racing Yamaha) rounded out the top 10.

That meant Sandro Cortese just missed out in 11^th place for GRT Yamaha but ahead of Leandro Mercado on t🐟he Orelac Kawasaki and Michael Ruben Rinaldi on the Barni Ducati.

Leon Haslam endured a low-key warm-up following his fall in Race 1 with 14^th place, 1.7s off the pace, but i🔯n front of Leon Camier on the Mo🌠riwaki Althea Honda.

With Eugene Laverty in 16^th place for Team Goeleven Ducati, Jordi Torres continued to struggled at the French circuit with Pedercini Kawasaki as Alessandro Delbianco (Althea Honda), Ryuichi Kiyonari (Moriwak🍸i Althea Honda) and wildcard S🅺ylvain Barrier (Brixx Ducati) completed the timesheet.