The second and final day of the 2025 Phillip Island WorldSBK test takes place today (Tuesday).
Jonathan Rea will not be present after suffering multiple fractures to his left foot on Monday, which will also rule him out of the upcoming Australian race weekend.
Nicolo Bulega was quickest from fellow Ducati rider Andrea Iannone on day one, with reigning champion Toprak Razgatlioglu recovering to third after a big morning highside.
The schedule for today's test is as follows;
Tuesday (18th February)
09:10-11:10 – WorldSBK Free Practice 1
11:20-13:10 – WorldSSP Free Practice 1
13:40-15:40 – WorldSBK Free Practice 2
15:50-17:40 – WorldSSP Free Practice 2
It's now an all-Ducati Panigale top three with Andrea Iannone sandwiched between Petrucci and Bulega.
Reigning champion Razgatlioglu is the top BMW in 4th, Alex Lowes the top Bimota in 7th, Xavi Vierge the lead Honda in 9th and Andrea Locatelli the fastest Yamaha in 11th.
Top 10 after 30mins: Petrucci, Bulega, Razgatlioglu, Iannone, Bautista, van der Mark, Vierge, Bastianini, A. Lowes, Locatelli.
Day 1 leader Bulega slots into second, between Petrucci and Razgatlioglu. Barni's Ducati rider Petrucci is down to a 1m 29.2s.
Bimota's Axel Bassani is the only rider present not to have set a lap time so far today.
15mins gone and the early order at the top of the timesheets is: Danilo Petrucci, 1m 29.334s, Toprak Razgatlioglu +0.275s, Alex Lowes +0.676s, Xavi Vierge +0.808s, Remy Gardner +0.950s.
Danilo Petrucci, 4th yesterday, leads the riders into the 1m 29s.
Gardner is now into the mid-1m 30s.
The Monday benchmark to beat is Bulega's 1m 28.765s.
Two laps gone and it's local star Remy Gardner setting the pace with a 1m 31.4s. Gardner was 13th yesterday.
BMW's Michael van der Mark, 11th on day one, is first out on track.
This opening WorldSBK session of the day runs for two hours.
Jonathan Rea won't be present today, or for the upcoming Australian race weekend, after suffering fractures to his left foot on day one.
9:10am in Melbourne and the final day of 2025 WorldSBK pre-season testing begins at Phillip Island.
