2025 Emilia-Romagna WorldSBK: Friday Practice Results

Results of Friday's practice sessions from the Emilia-Romagna WorldSBK round at the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, round six of the 2025 season.

FP2

Nicolo Bulega was fastest in WorldSBK FP2 at Misano, beating Toprak Razgatlioglu by almost 0.2 seconds.

Yari Montella was a surprise in third place, ahead of Alvaro Bautista and Andrea Locatelli who rounded out the top-five.

Danilo Petrucci, Alex Lowes, Dominique Aegerter, Andrea Iannone, and Axel Bassani rounded out the top-10.

There were a few crashes in the session, including a third of the day for Bahattin Sofuoglu. 

Michael van der Mark began the session with technical issues and crashed at turn 10 when he was eventually able to get out. 

Iker Lecuona was another crasher, turn four for the Spaniard.

Remy Gardner fell late in sector three, as well.

There were also technical issues for Sam Lowes which prevented him from setting a time in FP2.

FP1

FP1 at the Emilia-Romagna WorldSBK was topped by Toprak Razgatlioglu, who beat Nicolo Bulega to the top spot by 0.226 seconds.

It was a largely uneventful session for the frontrunners, bar a run-on at the first chicane for Razgatlioglu when he lost the front due to some significant chatter.

For others, there were more notable moments, including for Bahattin Sofuoglu who crashed twice - first at turn one, then at the penultimate corner just as the chequered flag came out.

Michael van der Mark also had a crash at turn one, and several other moments there.

Jonathan Rea had a technical issue early on and was only able to emerge from the pits in the final moments of the session to set the 14th-fastest lap of the session. 

Rea's lap was one of many to be cancelled as a result of the yellow flags for Sofuoglu's penultimate turn crash, though, the the Northern Irish rider ended in 17th.

Alvaro Bautista had decent pace in FP1, setting the third-fastest time, ahead of Remy Gardner who was three-tenths slower than the Spaniard in fourth.

Danilo Petrucci completed the top-five, ahead of Axel Bassani, Iker Lecuona, Sam Lowes, Dominique Aegerter, and Andrea Locatelli who rounded out the top-10.

Full results from FP1 at the Emilia-Romagna World Superbike round are below.