Superpole at the Czech Republic Round saw Lucas Mahias claim his first pole position in six years.

Lucas Mahias returned to pole position for the first time since Misano in 2019. The former World Supersport Champion mastered the mixed conditions and will start the Czech Republic Round from pole.

Can Oncu completed a Yamaha 1-2 in the World Supersport Superpole session. The Yamaha bLU cRU Evan Bros rider was 0.590 seconds behind Mahias in the session.

The top Ducati rider on the grid was Valentin Debise on the Renzi Corse Ducati. Debise was 0.076 seconds behind Oncu in Superpole but will have a perfect starting place for the opening race.

World Supersport Championship leader, Stefan Manzi, will start from the head of the second row. The Italian rider will start from fourth and is 0.840 seconds behind Mahias.

Philipp Oettl had a good showing in the mixed conditions as he qualified in fifth place on the Feel Racing WorldSSP machine.

Raffaele de Rosa was able to put the QJMOTOR SRK 800 RR on the second row for Saturday's Supersport race. The Italian will start in sixth place for the Chinese manufacturer at the Autodrom Most.

Marcel Schroetter had a decent Superpole session in the mixed conditions as he qualified in seventh place on the WRP Racing machine.

Tom Booth-Amos was the top Triumph rider on the PTR Triumph Factory Racing machine as he qualified in eighth place.

Federico Caricasulo put his Motozoo ME AIR Racing MV Agusta F3 800 RR into ninth place on the grid for the opening race.

Completing the top ten was Corentin Perolari on the Honda Racing World Supersport machine.

Czech Republic WorldSSP, Full Superpole Results |