Full Superpole qua🅘lifying results from 🦩Assen World Supersport

Randy Krummenacher’s early provisional top time secured his first pole position of the season as World Supersport qualifying at Assen was curtailed by a red flag for dropped oil before snow arriv🌠ed.

The Swiss rider’s 1m 38.010s gave him a useful early advantage o💫f half a second over Raffaele ꦦDe Rosa, before Bardahl Evan Bros Yamaha team-mate Federico Caricasulo slashed the advantage to one-tenth of a second, but the times remained unchanged once a mid-session red flag arrived.

Lucas Mahias suffered an engine blow with his Puccetti Kawa🍸saki which saw oil dropped on the final sector of the Assen track. De Rosa, Corentin Perolari and Mahias’s team-mate Hikari Okubo all crashed on the French rider’s oil before the red flag was confirmed by 💝race direction.

After a lengthy delay for the track cle♊an-up, snow started to fall at the bitterly cold Asse🦋n circuit meaning conditions weren’t favourable for any lap time gains once the session restarted.

That handed Krꦅummenacher pole ahead of team-mate Caricasulo with De Rosa completing the front row. ꦬHannes Soomer profited to front the second row ahead of Okubo and Jules Cluzel.

Aragon pole-sitter Thomas Gradinger lines up ♑at the front of row three ahead of Mahias and Perolari.