Remy Gardn🐷er went fastest on Wednesday with a time of 1:38.448s, having already gone fastest on Tuesday.

Wedne༒sday was the second opportunity for WorldSBK's riders to test their 2024 bikes, and get to grips with their new tea🐲ms.

Jonathan Rea was again testing his new Yamaha, Andrea Iannone was busy on his Ducati, Axel Bassa༒ni with Kawasaki.

Toprak Razgatlioglu was again absent on Wednesday due to a contractual issue tying him to Yamaౠha, meaning he must wait until December to test his 2024 BMW.

When Rea emerged after a quiet, wet morning he shot straight to P1 with a time ✤of 1'40.987s until Alex Lowes went 0.050s faster. Rea then improved on Lowe’s time by 0.043s.

Remy Gardner, Tuesday’𒈔s pace-setter, then went top of𝓀 the timesheet with 1'40.708s.

Iannone was third, at this point mid-afternoon, 0.170🐼s off the top.

Michael Ruben Rinaldi went fastest in a🌞 time of 1'40.211s before, with🔴 three hours to go, Rea came roaring back to regain top spot (1'40.147s).

Rinaldi then posted the first sub-1'40s lap of the day before Nicolo Bulega went even betꦺter (1'39.111s).

Iannone ran wide, and Dominique Aegerter, crashed 🐠at Turn♚ 1.

Bulega delivered the first 1'38s lap with less than two hours left. Comparativelꦰy, Alvaro Bautista📖’s Bautista's pole lap from Saturday was a 1'38.635s.

Gardner retook top spot with a 1'38.448s lap.

In the final hour, Tarran MacKenzie and Garrett Gerloff both crashed (they aไre both okay).

I𒐪annone was briefly P3 until Lowes overhauled him.