168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Full FP3 World Superbike res𝕴ults from🐬 Aragon

Jonathan Rea has broken Alvaro Bautista’s domination a⛄t the Aragon World Superbike round by topping the final pra꧂ctice session in tricky conditions, with the championship leader down in fourth place.

The reigning World Superbike champion produced a late lap of 1m 50.665s to leap to 🧸the top of the times ahead of for🐭mer team-mate Tom Sykes who continues to impress on the new BMW.

Top lap times were around one second slower than Friday’s fastest efforts given the heavy rain which hit Aragon yesterday afternoon combined with the cold track tem𓆉peratures൲ which greeted the start of FP3.

Alex Lowes kept in touch for Pata Y🅷amaha in third place to push Bautista down to fourth with his Aruba.it Racing🦹 Ducati team-mate Chaz Davies slotting into fifth place.

BMW’s Markus Reiterberger demonstrated his credentials in tricky coꦑnditions with sixth place ahead of Kawasaki’s Leon Haslam and top independent rider Eugene Laverty on the Team Go Elven Ducati.

Marco Melandri crept back into the top 10 ahead of GRT Yamaha team-mate Sandro Cortese after the Italian struggled throughout Friday practice, while Puccetti Kawasaki’s Toprak Razg🔯atlioglu edged Michael van der Mark on the Pata Yamaha with the Dutch driver off the pace so far at the Spanish circuit.

Jordi Torres claimed 13^th place in FP3 for Pedercini Kawasaki ahead of Leandro Mercado on the Orelac Kawasaki as Michael Ruben Rinaldi rounded out 🌊the top 15 on the Barni Ducati.

Honda’s woes at Aragon continued with Leon Camier, ওRyuichi Kiyonari and Alessandro Delbianco completing the bottom of the time🔥s – with the Italian rider suffering a crash a Turn 9 five minutes in the session.