Fresh off his maiden triple win at Donington Park a fortnight ago, Razgatlioglu set a time of 1m31.506s in the closing stages of the afternoon session to grab the top spot, besting Jonathan Rea’s FP1 benchmark by nearly four tenths of a second.
BMW’s Scott Redding briefly topped the timesheets with a 1m32.081s and managed to shave another four tenths off in the final 10 minutes, but ultimately had to settle for second, 0.227s down on Razgatlioglu’s best time.
