WorldSBK Autodrom Most, Czech Republic - Superpole Qualifying Results
Jonathan Rea claims his sixth consecutive WorldSBK pole position of the year and first ever at the Autodrom Most.
| WorldSBK Autodrom Most, Czech Republic - Superpole Qualifying Results | ||||
| Pos | Rider | Nat | Team | Time |
| 1 | Jonathan Rea | GBR | Kawasaki Racing Team | 1:36.684s |
| 2 | Toprak Razgatlioglu | TUR | PATA Yamaha | +0.067s |
| 3 | Scott Redding | GBR | Aruba.It Ducati | +0.474s |
| 4 | Tom Sykes | GBR | Motorrad BMW WorldSBK Team | +0.489s |
| 5 | Garrett Gerloff | USA | GRT Yamaha | +0.554s |
| 6 | Andrea Locatelli | ITA | PATA Yamaha | +0.651s |
| 7 | Leon Haslam | GBR | Team HRC | +0.668s |
| 8 | Michael Rinaldi | ITA | Aruba.It Ducati | +0.846s |
| 9 | Alex Lowes | GBR | Kawasaki Racing Team | +0.875s |
| 10 | Axel Bassani | ITA | Motocorsa Ducati | +1.227s |
| 11 | Alvaro Bautista | SPA | Team HRC | +1.244s |
| 12 | Marvin Fritz | GER | IXS-YART Yamaha | +1.480s |
| 13 | Karel Hanika | CZE | IXS-YART Yamaha | +1.565s |
| 14 | Alessandro Delbianco | ARG | MIE Honda Racing | +1.750s |
| 15 | Tito Rabat | SPA | Barni Ducati | +1.786s |
| 16 | Chaz Davies | GBR | GoEleven Ducati | +1.923s |
| 17 | Michael Van Der Mark | NED | Motorrad BMW WorldSBK Team | +2.310s |
| 18 | Kohta Nozane | JPN | GRT Yamaha | +2.483s |
| 19 | Isaac Vinales | SPA | Orelac Racing Kawasaki | +2.596s |
| 20 | Christophe Ponsson | FRA | Gil Yamaha | +2.760s |
| 21 | Jonas Folger | GER | Benovo BMW | +2.815s |
| 22 | Loris Cresson | BEL | Pedercini Kawasaki | +3.646s |
| 23 | Jayson Uribe | USA | Pedercini Kawasaki | +4.434s |
The pole king of 2021 had what looked close to the full World Superbike field behind him as he exited pit lane.
Two riders not interested in following the Kawasaki rider were championship rival Toprak Razgatlioglu and his Pata Yamaha team-mate Andrea Locatelli.
After going fastest for a matter of seconds, Rea was then beaten to provisional pole by both Yamaha’s as Locatelli led from Razgatlioglu.
Scott Redding then went fastest on his first flying lap with the qualifying tyre, however, Rea was back on top with six minutes to go as he too completed his first lap on the Q tyre.
Razgatlioglu then moved the goal post forward by a full three tenths on his final run - a time that seemed unmatchable - but Rea was able to respond yet again and pinched pole by just -0.067s thanks to a stunning final sector.
Redding will start third after having to abandon his first and potential pole lap on his final run after yellow flags were waived due to Karel Hanika crashing.
