Toprak Razgatlioglu took a stunning last lap win against Scott Redding at Most WorldSBK, while championship leader Jonathan Rea cras🍎hed twice. 

Razgatlioglu got a strong sta🐼rt from second on the grid as he got ahead of pole sitter Rea. The 𝔉same couldn’t be said about Redding who’s sluggish getaway saw him lose a place to Tom Sykes. 

However, Sykes outbraked himself and therefore ran wide at turn one which allowed Redding and Michael Rinaldi th♛🥂rough. 

Rea attempted to gain the lead back from Razgatlioglu on lap two, but it was instead Reddin🔴g who capitalised on the pair’s🦂 battle. 

Redding 🦹dived to the inside of Rea at the penultimate corner after the Kawasaki man ran slightly wide the corner prior, while an impressive move on Razgatlioglu just two corners later into turn one saw the Ducati rider take th💮e lead.

Redding then began to gap Rea and Razgatlioglu to the tune of two secon🦄ds by the end of lap six. Razgatlioglu then managed to get ahead of Rea on lap seven for second spot.

With ten laps to go, Razgatli🌼oglu took five te⛎nths out of Redding’s lead which saw the gap go under a second for the first time since lap six.

Buꩵt just one lap later, huge drama ensued as Rea made an uncharectiristic mistake and crashed. 

The s𝓰ix-time series champion managed to re-jo♈in and looked on course for minor points, however, Rea then crashed for a second time, while Razgatlioglu took the lead from Redding on the same lap.

Redding responded going into turn one, but on the final lap with just two corners to spare, Razgatlioglu completed one of the overtakes of the year as he braked extremely late and managed to block-pass the Ducati🧸 man to take victory. 

Andrea Locatelli prof✨ited from Rea’s crash to secure a second consecutive WorldSBK podium.

Chaz Davies and Alex Lowes both crashed early on at the same turn; no contact was made between the two, while Tito Rabat also went down with 13 laps to go at turn one. Jonas Folger, Loris Cresson and Jayson Uribe also retired from the race. Karel Hanika and A𓃲lessandro Delbianco also retired due to early race falls, while the sa♒me happend to Michael Van Der Mark late on.