Toprak Razgatlioglu will start from pole position for the Czech Republic World Superbike Round.

After topping all three Free Practice sessions across Friday and Saturday, Toprak Razgatlioglu will start Race One and the Superpole Race from pole position. The Turkish rider did set a new all-time lap record, but because of yellow flags lost his best lap time.

Nicolo Bulega will start from the front row despite his huge crash on Friday morning. The Italian and the Aruba.it Racing - Ducati squad will start from second place on the grid.

After a poor qualifying performance last time out at Cremona, Danilo Petrucci was able to turn his fortunes around at Most and will start from third.

Alex Lowes has suffered multiple crashes during Practice, but when it mattered, he was able to pull out a decent result in Qualifying and will start the race from the head of the second row in fourth.

Iker Lecuona and the Honda HRC squad will start from the middle of the second row on the grid as he qualified in fifth place.

The top Yamaha rider on the grid at the Czech Republic will be Remy Gardner and the GYTR GRT Yamaha WorldSBK Team, as he qualified in sixth place.

World Superbike rookie, Yari Montella, will start the Czech Republic World Superbike Round from seventh place on the grid on the Barni Spark Racing Ducati.

The Kawasaki World Superbike Team will feature inside the top ten on the grid as Garrett Gerloff managed to secure eighth place on the grid.

Sam Lowes will start at the rear of the third row after losing his best lap time due to yellow flags. The British rider and the ELF Marc VDS Racing Team will start from ninth place.

Completing the top ten places on the grid will be Alvaro Bautista on the Aruba.it Racing - Ducati machine.

Four British riders will start from outside the top ten: Jonathan Rea will start from 14th, Scott Redding will start from 17th, Ryan Vickers will be 18th on the grid, and Tarran Mackenzie will start in 21st.

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