Alex Lowes up to second, some lap that on the Bimota to go 0.5s behind Bulega.
Doesn't last long, though, as Lecuona goes 1m34.041s for second. Lowes stays third, though, ahead of Surra.

It's pole position for Nicolo Bulega in Estoril, he's the only rider in the 1m33s.
Lecuona second from Alex Lowes who completes the front row.
Surra, Oliveira, Montella Dixon, Bassani, Baldassarri, and Sam Lowes complete the top-10. Gerloff and Bautista will join Lowes on the fourth row.
Alex Lowes up to second, some lap that on the Bimota to go 0.5s behind Bulega.
Doesn't last long, though, as Lecuona goes 1m34.041s for second. Lowes stays third, though, ahead of Surra.
Oliveira up to fourth on his latest lap. Petrucci was briefly 10th but he's been pushed to 11th as Sam Lowes goes up to ninth.
Bulega improves on the first lap of his second run and he's into the 1m33s! That's a first-ever.
Baldassarri in his tow on that lap, improved but stayed P8.
First runs complete in Superpole. Here's your top-10 at the moment:
1.34.542s puts Lecuona up to third with his first representative lap, but 0.4s behind Bulega.
Bulega with a lap record to start with - 1m34.105s on his first lap. Fair to say he's back to the kind of form he had pre-Cremona.
Surra second at the moment, then Oliveira.
Pit lane is open in Estoril and we're underway for 15 minutes of Superpole.
Dry weather for Superpole, which is just under 10 minutes away now. We have 22C air temperature and 27C on the track at the moment, so quite good conditions to be pushing for a time attack.
The factory Ducati team has taken every pole position this year. Nine of them have gone to Nicolo Bulega, while Iker Lecuona took his first of the season at Cremona two weeks ago.
Alex Lowes' time-topping lap in FP3 would seemingly put him in the frame to break the Aruba team's stranglehold on Superpole, but can he really get it done when it matters?

Remy Gardner is riding this weekend with an injured wrist. He was unfit for Cremona after crashing in practice, which resulted in the injury. The Australian was declared fit yesterday when he was assessed after FP1, and finished FP3 17th this morning.
Check out this ridiculous save from Yari Montella in FP3 this morning. The tyres are barely in contact with the ground and he still pulls it back!

Welcome to live coverage of today's WorldSBK action from Estoril, where Superpole is due to start in 40 minutes at 11:15 local time.