Whi⛎le dry conditions meant a new unofficial lap record could be set by the defending WorldSBK champion on day-one, rain played a significan𒆙t part through the early stages of Friday.

But despi♉te that, Bautista remained the leader no matter the conditions as he set a time of 1:33.627s which is just under six tenths slower than the lap he set on d🌸ay-one.

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Over six tenths down on his teammate on Thursday, Micha🤪el Ruben Rinaldi was much closer come the end of session #4. A margin of +0.138s separated the two factory Aruba.it Ducati riders.

Andrea Locatelli was the first non-Ducati rider as he finished eight tenths dܫown on Bautista’s fastest time. 

After making an impressive return to BMW following his split from Puccetti Kawasaki, 🃏Tom Sykes was just two tenths down on Scott Redding.