The rain is falling at Misano with a few minutes left on the clock.
Half an hour left of Tuesday's testing.
Toprak's best time is now 1'32.909s
The only rider to dip into the 1’32s?⏱️🔥 That deserves a typical @toprak_tr54 stoppie! 🚀#WorldSBKpic.twitter.com/ZLyLyZmr6s
— WorldSBK (@WorldSBK) May 27, 2025
Iker Lecuona up to second, behind Toprak.
Axel Bassani third. Jonathan Rea fourth.
90 minutes left of today's testing.
Garrett Gerloff is third fastest behind Razgatlioglu and Danilo Petrucci.
Razgatlioglu improves by 0.014s.
The new benchmark is 1'33.020s.
Danilo Petrucci second-fastest with a 1.33.782 lap.
We haven't seen Nicolo Bulega yet today. But he is here...
Toprak Razgatlioglu is out, and immediately tops the timesheet.
He laps at 1.33.148.
Jonathan Rea second-fastest inside the first hour of the afternoon.
Dominique Aegerter the only rider out so far.
🟢 GREEN FLAG 🟢
— WorldSBK (@WorldSBK) May 27, 2025
Action resumes at Misano, but the Italian weather seems to have other plans with thunder echoing in the distance 🌩️🌩️#WorldSBKpic.twitter.com/YKeSm8RnNO
Michael van der Mark has crashed, bringing out a red flag.
He is back in the box.
1 HOUR TO GO and it’s Toprak on top! 💫
— WorldSBK (@WorldSBK) May 27, 2025
A 1'33.112s puts @toprak_tr54 clear of the field, with @SamLowes_22 chasing at +0.505s and @19Bautista just behind 👀
Will anyone close the gap before time runs out? ⏳#WorldSBKpic.twitter.com/7klT68uZwi
Sam Lowes has improved his time to 1.33.671 and is second on the timesheet behind Razgatlioglu.
It’s a Test Day in Misano! 🇮🇹 pic.twitter.com/NQmSYuw3cF
— bimota by Kawasaki Racing Team (@bimotabyKRT) May 27, 2025
Breaking barriers at Misano! 🚀@toprak_tr54 just smashed into the 1:33s for the first time! ⏱️
— WorldSBK (@WorldSBK) May 27, 2025
And now, back to the box —what a lap! 🔥#WorldSBKpic.twitter.com/P7vxjTJDCY
We had a red flag earlier due to a technical issue for Sam Lowes.
But he's alright and carrying on.
Sporting protective equipment on his hurt foot, Andrea Iannone is out on track.
Razgatlioglu, Iker Lecuona, Alvaro Bautista and Sam Lowes have gone inside the 1.33 mark so far.
Toprak Razgatlioglu has lapped at 1.33.112, the best time of the morning so far.