1. Toprak Razgatlioglu 1:31.519s

2. Alvaro Bautista +0.1s

3. Jonathan Rea +0.5s

4. Alex Lowes +0.5s

5. Nicolo Bulega +0.5s

6. Danilo Petrucci +0.5s

7. Remy Gardner +0.7s

8. Michael Van Der Mark +0.8s

9. Andrea Locatelli +0.8s

10. Andrea Iannone +0.9s

11. Sam Lowes +0.9s

12. Garrett Gerloff +0.9s

13. Dominique Aegerter +0.9s

14. Axel Bassani +1.0s

15. Scott Redding +1.3s

16. Tito Rabat +1.4s

17. Bradley Ray +1.4s

18. Iker Lecuona +1.5s

19. Xavi Vierge +1.6s

20. Phillip Oettl +2.0s

21. Leandro Mercado +2.3s

22. Hayden Gillim +2.8s

23. Michael Ruben Rinaldi - No Time Set

Like he🌃 did in FP1, Andrea Iannone ran off circuit early on at turn one, which followed a difficult opening session this ཧmorning. 

Alex Lowes hit the ground running for the second consecutive session as he 🍸led early on.

Lowes continued to hammer in some very fast laps as he🀅 extending his advantage over Danilo Petrucci to nearly three tenths. 

Garrett Gerloff became the latest rider to venture off circuit at turn one as he ran t𝔉hrough the gravel. 🌸;

After an early return to pit lane, Razgatlioglu made his way bac🔜k into the thick of the action as he smashed Lowes' fastest time. 

Back on form following a difficult ཧBritish round at Donington Park, Remy Gardner slotted into fifth to lead Yamaha's group of ꦗriders. 

Honda's Xavi Vierge ran into trouble with 15 minutes to go as technical issues resulted in hi♌m෴ being pushed back by marshals.

Dominique Aegerter suffereﷺd a fall late on at tur💖n seven as he folded the front of his R1.

Setting a rhythm no rider could match, Razgatlioglu's race run was consistently quicker lap-by-lap compared t🉐o other riders' overall🅘 best lap times.

However, Alvaro Bautista did reduce Razgatlioglu's advan⛎tage to just over a tenth late on.

Like Aegerter, Andrea Locatelli c☂rashed his R1 in the closing stages be♋fore returning to the action.