WSB Assen...

[weeksy]

FP1.
POS RIDER NAT TEAM TIME
1 Toprak Razgatlioglu TUR PATA Yamaha with Brixx WorldSBK 1:34.466s
2 Iker Lecuona SPA Team HRC WorldSBK +0.418s
3 Alvaro Bautista SPA Aruba.It Racing Ducati +0.780s
4 Michael Rinaldi ITA Aruba.It Racing Ducati +0.805s
5 Jonathan Rea GBR Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK +0.829s
6 Garrett Gerloff USA GRT Yamaha WorldSBK Team +0.918s
7 Andrea Locatelli ITA PATA Yamaha with Brixx WorldSBK +1.333s
8 Alex Lowes GBR Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK +1.375s
9 Scott Redding GBR BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team +1.394s
10 Axel Bassani ITA Motocorsa Ducati +1.616s
11 Loris Baz FRA Bonovo Action BMW +1.694s
12 Roberto Tamburini ITA Motoxracing Yamaha WorldSBK Team +2.216s
13 Lucas Mahias FRA Puccetti Kawasaki +2.242s
14 Philipp Oettl GER GoEleven Ducati +2.273s
15 Eugene Laverty IRL Bonovo Action BMW +2.406s
16 Kohta Nozane JPN GRT Yamaha +2.737s
17 Leon Haslam GBR Pedercini Kawasaki +2.751s
18 Xavi Vierge SPA Team HRC WorldSBK +2.796s
19 Leandro Mercado ARG MIE Honda Racing +2.802s
20 Hafizh Syahrin MAL MIE Honda Racing +2.927s
21 Michael Van Der Mark NED BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team +2.992s
22 Gabriele Ruiu ITA Bmax Racing +3.143s
23 Christophe Ponsson FRA Gil Motor Sport Yamaha +3.648s
24 Luca Bernardi SM Barni Spark Ducati Team +3.873s
25 Oliver Konig CZE Orelac Racing Kawasaki +4.175s

[weeksy]

POS RIDER NAT TEAM TIME
1 Alvaro Bautista SPA Aruba.It Racing Ducati 1:34.382s
2 Jonathan Rea GBR Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK +0.298s
3 Alex Lowes GBR Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK +0.390s
4 Toprak Razgatlioglu TUR PATA Yamaha with Brixx WorldSBK +0.403s
5 Garrett Gerloff USA GRT Yamaha WorldSBK Team +0.617s
6 Michael Rinaldi ITA Aruba.It Racing Ducati +0.634s
7 Loris Baz FRA Bonovo Action BMW +0.938s
8 Andrea Locatelli ITA PATA Yamaha with Brixx WorldSBK +1.089s
9 Iker Lecuona SPA Team HRC WorldSBK +1.113s
10 Axel Bassani ITA Motocorsa Ducati +1.186s
11 Scott Redding GBR BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team +1.189s
12 Philipp Oettl GER GoEleven Ducati +1.341s
13 Lucas Mahias FRA Puccetti Kawasaki +1.717s
14 Leon Haslam GBR Pedercini Kawasaki +1.778s
15 Xavi Vierge SPA Team HRC WorldSBK +1.851s
16 Roberto Tamburini ITA Motoxracing Yamaha WorldSBK Team +1.918s
17 Gabriele Ruiu ITA Bmax Racing +2.213s
18 Kohta Nozane JPN GRT Yamaha +2.295s
19 Christophe Ponsson FRA Gil Motor Sport Yamaha +2.316s
20 Michael Van Der Mark NED BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team +2.338s
21 Hafizh Syahrin MAL MIE Honda Racing +2.586s
22 Leandro Mercado ARG MIE Honda Racing +2.637s
23 Luca Bernardi SM Barni Spark Ducati Team +3.018s
24 Oliver Konig CZE Orelac Racing Kawasaki +3.495s
25 Eugene Laverty IRL Bonovo Action BMW No Time Set

[wull]

Wow! First ever 32 lap round the TT Assen circuit.


2022 WORLD SUPERBIKE ASSEN, NETHERLANDS - SUPERPOLE RESULTS
POS RIDER NAT TEAM TIME
1 Toprak Razgatlioglu TUR PATA Yamaha with Brixx WorldSBK 1:32.934s
2 Alex Lowes GBR Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK +0.478s
3 Jonathan Rea GBR Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK +0.687s
4 Andrea Locatelli ITA PATA Yamaha with Brixx WorldSBK +0.954s
5 Alvaro Bautista SPA Aruba.It Racing Ducati +1.084s
6 Garrett Gerloff USA GRT Yamaha WorldSBK Team +1.241s
7 Loris Baz FRA Bonovo Action BMW +1.519s
8 Iker Lecuona SPA Team HRC WorldSBK +1.609s
9 Axel Bassani ITA Motocorsa Ducati +1.732s
10 Lucas Mahias FRA Puccetti Kawasaki +1.768s
11 Philipp Oettl GER GoEleven Ducati +2.084s
12 Michael Rinaldi ITA Aruba.It Racing Ducati +2.111s
13 Scott Redding GBR BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team +2.113s
14 Xavi Vierge SPA Team HRC WorldSBK +2.265s
15 Michael Van Der Mark NED BMW Motorrad WorldSBK Team +2.272s
16 Kohta Nozane JPN GRT Yamaha +2.281s
17 Leon Haslam GBR Pedercini Kawasaki +2.656s
18 Gabriele Ruiu ITA Bmax Racing +2.827s
19 Leandro Mercado ARG MIE Honda Racing +3.022s
20 Christophe Ponsson FRA Gil Motor Sport Yamaha +3.066s
21 Hafizh Syahrin MAL MIE Honda Racing +3.619s
22 Roberto Tamburini ITA Motoxracing Yamaha WorldSBK Team +3.700s
23 Oliver Konig CZE Orelac Racing Kawasaki +4.093s

[Skub]

Great tussle at the front.

[wull]

Just watched it, what a race.

[weeksy]

They're certainly serving up some entertainment!

[KungFooBob]

IMHO the SSP300 race was the stand out class.

As exciting as the main event only, more crashes, more overtakes, bikes that only hit 122mph on the straight!

[Bigyin]

Cracking race at the front now i finally got to watch it

Back further down Redding had a decent race after starting 13, dropped to 16th in the first lap or so and then worked his way to the front of that group and then crossed a 2.5 second gap to get amongst the top ten. Ended up cooking his tyre on last couple of laps to lose a place but it seems like progress has been made to get a 9th when it could have been top 6 without the first lap mess

Bit of a shitter for Lowes to get taken out by a rock through the oil cooler when Locatelli ran wide off the track onto the grass in front of him

[Skub]

Great action in the sprint race. Top three,then the rest were nowhere.

[wull]

Oh my!

[weeksy]

Oh my!

And then some... it all got a bit bonkers !!!!

However, still, they're making a feast of the racing !!!

[wull]

I’ve seen the footage from all angles including JR’s forward facing camera and Toprak’s rear facing camera and as much as it’s a racing incident which it is, how the fuck you can blame anyone other than JR beggars belief.

[weeksy]

I’ve seen the footage from all angles including JR’s forward facing camera and Toprak’s rear facing camera and as much as it’s a racing incident which it is, how the fuck you can blame anyone other than JR beggars belief.

Who's blamed anyone?

[Pgm]

I’ve seen the footage from all angles including JR’s forward facing camera and Toprak’s rear facing camera and as much as it’s a racing incident which it is, how the fuck you can blame anyone other than JR beggars belief.

Still not a fan then ?
Didn’t they both put it down to a racing incident.

[wull]

Oh I absolutely agree but it’s the comments that I’m seeing up on social and a few comments by the commentators that say differently.

[wull]

And my comment clearly states that I think it’s a racing incident, they always are to a certain extent.

I find it funny, all those crazy overtakes last season from Toprak and he never wiped any cunt out, JR wipes out Toprak trying to make a pass when Toprak runs wide and he ploughs into him from an angle because he himself ended up running wider than he had planned.

[Skub]

This may be the story of the coming season. The rider between the top three who can keep out of trouble will lift the championship. Judging from what has happened so far,that won't be easy.

[Yorick]

I'm chuffed to see Scotty slowly getting nearer the pointy end

[weeksy]

I'm chuffed to see Scotty slowly getting nearer the pointy end

One swallow does not a summer make. We've seen MVdM get it near the sharp end once or twice, even LAverty... I wouldn't put Scott in the contender for a podium regularly until he's done it a few times. I think the track suited and circumstances/retirees helped rather than a massive improvement.

[wull]

Everyone’s argument is JR was ahead when they collided but that means nothing when you come across at an angle and hit the other rider.

You can clearly see that Toprak is hugging the kerb which he did the whole time, he ran wide to the kerb then maintained that line and not once did he move back across

On the other hand JR tries to take a tighter line but runs out towards the kerb where Toprak is and blooters him. His onboard shows this and so does Toprak’s rear view footage. 100% JR’s fault.