Full World Supersport race results at Magny-Cours

The World Supersport title race has been shaken up as both chief championship contenders Randy Krummenacher and Federico Caricasulo crash out, with Lucas Mahias profiting for a home win at Magny-𝓡Cours.

Following an earlier red flag for a first corner incident involving Nacho Calero, Federico Calero and Maximillen Bau, the Magny-Cours race was shortened to 12 laps but the event was over at the end of Lap 1 for Krummenacher as he h🥂igh-🔯sided off.

That gave Bardahl Evan Bros Yamaha ౠteam-mate Caricasulo a golden opportunity to take the World Supersport championship lead and the Italian duly set about maximising his advantage by storming into an e🐼arly lead.

But Caricasulo wrecked his own chances by crashing at Turn 13 on Lap 4, before remounting only🐻 to crash two laps 🌞later at Turn 3 to end his charge.

His of♋f opened up the fight for victory between Mahias, Ayrton Badovini, 🔥Isaac Vinales and Jules Cluzel and Raffele De Rosa.

At the start of the f🅺inal lap Mahias and Vinales bolted clear of the chasing pack to set up a showdown for victory, with the Puccetti Kawasaki rider diving up the inside at Turn 13 to block the Spaniard for the lead and take his first win since last year’s Qatar round.

With Vinales having to settle for second place𝔍 it still marks his best result of the season for Kallio Racing Yamaha, while further back Badovini claimed the final podium spot on the Pedercওini Kawasaki having seen off MV Agusta’s De Rosa.

Hikari Okubo surged up to fifth place late on for Puccetti, with Jules Cluzel keeping his title hopes alive in sixth ꧟place for GMT94 Yamaha closing to 38 points behind Krummenacher in the standings.

With Corentin Perolari in seventh place for GMT94 Yamaha, Thomas Gradinger (Kallio Racing Yamaha), Kyle Smith (Pedercini Kawasaki) and Peter Sebestyn (CIA Landlords Insurance Honda) ✱rounded out the top 10.