Second flying lap of his second run and Bulega takes provisional pole by 0.052s from Lecuona.
It's pole position for Nicolo Bulega at the UK WorldSBK, he beats Lecuona by 0.052s. Montella completes another all-Ducati front row.
Sam Lowes makes it an all-Ducati top-four ahead of Vierge, the leading non-Ducati.
Baldassarri completes the top-six ahead of Alex Lowes, Bassani, and Bridewell who will start from the third row.
Rea completes the top-10 and will start alongside Gerloff and Oliveira on the fourth row.
Crash for Oliveira at the final corner but he's remounted.
First lap of the second run for Bulega puts him back up to second, but still a tenth of Lecuona's benchmark.
Bulega pushed back to second now by Montella, but Lecuona still has 0.4s of advantage. Really was some lap from the Spaniard, but there's still the second runs to come.
Bulega gets his second lap in but he's a way off Lecuona's time - 0.469s between the factory Ducatis at present.
Yellow flags for Gardner's crash have cost Bulega his first lap, as Lecuona goes fastest on a fairly ballistic 1m24.462s, that's 0.3 better than what Sam Lowes managed in FP3 this morning.
Crash for Remy Gardner at turn 10 on his first flying lap. That'll probably be back-of-the-grid for the Australian, he's not able to ride it back.
With Surra and Tarran Mackenzie both absent, pit lane is open at Donington and we are underway for Superpole.
Alberto Surra has been ruled out of the UK WorldSBK after encountering a shoulder issue after FP3.
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10 minutes to go until Superpole starts at Donington and a bit of a cooler morning than yesterday.
Currently, we're looking at 23C air temperature and 35C track temperature.
Danilo Petrucci tested with BMW at Donington recently, but despite that the Italian and team-mate Miguel Oliveira found themselves "slow everywhere" on Friday, both languishing outside the top-15 in FP2.
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Nicolo Bulega may have topped both practices yesterday, but the Italian was unsatisfied with his feeling on the bike on the first day at Donington.
The Italian also noted that his recent schedule has taken its toll on him, having been testing Ducati's 850cc MotoGP bike as well as taking part in World Ducati Week and appearing at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
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Welcome to live coverage of today's WorldSBK action from Donington, where Superpole is due to start in around 40 minutes at 11:15 local time.



