Scott Redding has claimed a dominant San Juan WorldSBK race two victory, while Jonathan Rea go🌊t the better of Toprak Razgatlioglu for second. 

The opening laps pr🌸oduced stunning racing as Razgatlioglu, Redding, Rea and Axel Bassani all exchanged positions on sevℱeral occasions. 

A double mistake from Razgatlioglu at turn six on back-to-back laꦛps allowed Rea through, however, the Yamaha man responded quickly to regain 💖the lead at turn nine. 

Redding then came past 🅰Rea before taking the lead from Razgatlioglu on lap four. The Ducati rider then made a mistake at turn nine which allowed both razgatli🐈oglu and Rea back ahead. 

Rea continued to💧 pressure Razgatlioglu and made two separate mov🍒es momentarily stick at turn six. 

But as was the case early on, Razgatlioglu managed to get back ahead on the same lap. Redding wa💞s able to stay close in third,🐼 while Bassani struggled to keep touch. 

With 13 laps to go, Reddi🍸ng regained second from Rea heading into turn one. Redding then got through on Razgatli🐼oglu at turn six - same lap, but once again the Turkish rider responded at the very next corner.

Yet another move from Redding was incomi🔯ng with 12 laps to go, this time the move was enough to stop Razgatlioglu from getting back through. Redding's first clear lap in the lead saw him pull out a near one second gap. 

Back-to-back fastest laps from Redding saw his lead improve to 1.2 seconds, while Rea remained close to Razgatlio𒈔glu. 

After several attempts at taking P2, Rea finally made a move on Razgatlioglu stick with six laps to go. The Yamaha rider seemed to be struggling a lot with rear grip, something we hadn’t seen al♛l weekend. 

Redding then built a three second lead over Rea, while Ba♎ssani led Michael Rinaldi in fourth. Although time gaps fluctuated between the top five, positions were unchanged through to the chequered flag.