It’s all square at the top of the WorldSBK championship as Toprak Razgatlioglu wins Navarra 🍰race two from Scott Re🎉dding and Jonathan Rea. 

Redding got the perfect launch as he led int♊o turn 🐻one, however, an even faster starting Andrea Locatelli came from fourth to challenge the Ducati rider. 

Locatelli momentarily took the lead at turn five, but Redding and Toprak Razgatlioglu൲ got through on the Italian after he ran wide. 

Rea got through one corner later on Locatelli, before the Pata Yamaha man was⛦ relegated to sixth after Alex Lowes pushed him off track at turn nine. 

Locatelli regroupe💙d to get back into fourth, while Rea moved into seꦉcond behind Razgatlioglu. 

The front three remained the same as the race went on, but on laps 12 and 13 Razgatlio🐷glu upped the pace and began to pull 𓃲clear. 

With just five laps to go, Rea had another close moment with the fr👍ont end of his Kawasaki which allow🦹ed Redding to get close. 

Redding tried to get ahead going into turn one on the following lap, however, Rea made a nice switch-back to stay in front. Rea’s defence only lasted one more lap though, as Redding gai⭕ned second place at turn 13.

Razgatlioglu’s lead of just over one second was too ꧅much for Redding to ꦡovercome as they finished 1-2, while Rea was third - one place ahead of Locatelli - took his third consecutive fourth place of the weekend.  

Cꦫhaz Davies and Garrett Gerloff both retired on lap one after Davies crashed into the American. Leandro Mercardo also suffered an early race crash but was able to remount and continue.  

Team HRC’s L🦩eon Haslam retired from the race after crashing out at turn two with nine to go. 

The start to race two was delayed after Kohta Nozane had a problem on the grid. The Japanese rider was originally 😼moved to the side of the track, before race officials assisted the GRT Yamaha rider to pit lane. 

As ride𒐪rs set off for their second warm-up lap, Lucas Mahias encountered issues on the grid. The French rider was then given a double long-la♍p penalty after returning to the grid late.

Superpole race 

Scott Reddingꦑ takes his third consecutive WorldSBK victory - second from two at Navarra during the Superpole race.

Toprak Razgatlioglu made a brilliant start as he gained five spots heading into turn one, while Redding took the lead f🌜rom Jonathan Rea as was the case in race one. 

After a chaotic first four laps which saw Redding, Rea and Razgatlioglu all lead, Redding showed ꧑his extra pace to pull clear on laps five and six. 

Andrea Locatelli secured his second fourth place finish of the weekend after coming out on top in 💫his battle with Alex Lowes.

Razgatlioglu had no answer for the front two as Rea started to close in on Redding with two laps to go. Rea got within tw🦋o tenths, but Redding held on for his second win from tw♛o.