Scott Redding has claimed a dominant San Juan๊ WorldSBK race two victory, while Jonathan Rea got the better of Toprak Razgatlioglu for second. 

The opening laps produced stunning racing as Razgatlioglu, Redding𝓡, Rea and Axel Bassani all exchanged positions on several꧅ occasions. 

♑A double mistake from Razgatlioglu at turn six on back-to-back laps allowed Rea through, however, the Yamaha man responded quickly to regain 🐈the lead at turn nine. 

Redding then came past Rea before taking the lead from Razgatlioglu on lap four. T🧸he Ducati rider then made a mistake at turn nine which allowed both razgatlioglu and Rea back ahead. 

Rea continued toꦑ pressure Razgatlioglu and made two separate moves momentarily stick at turn six. 

But as was the case early on, Razgatlioglu managed to get back ahea♋d on the same lap. Redding was able to stay close in third, while Bassani struggled to keep touch. 

With 13 laps to go, Redding regained second from Rea heading into turn one. Redding then got through on Razgatlioglu at turn six - same lap, but once again the Turkish rider responded at th♍e very next corner.

Yet another move from Redding was incoming with 12 laps to go, this time the move was enough to stop Razgatlioglu from getting back through. Redding's first clear lap in the lead saw him pull out a near one second⛄ gap. 

Back-to-back fastest laps from Redding saw his lead improve to 1.2 seconds, while Rea remained clꦿos🌜e to Razgatlioglu. 

After several attempts at taking P2, Rea finally made a move on Razgatlioglu stick wit🌼h six laps to go. The Yamaha rider seemed to be struggling a lot with rear grip, some🐎thing we hadn’t seen all weekend. 

Redding then built a three second lead over Rea, w✤hile Bassani led Michael Rinaldi in fourth. Although time gaps fluctuated between the top five, positions were unchanged through to the chequered flag.