For the first time since 2023, Federico Caricasulo will start a World Supersport race from pole position.

Federico Caricasulo will start his home round of the 2025 World Supersport Championship from pole position. The Italian has not had a pole position since Imola in 2023, when he failed to finish both races.

Can Oncu will start from the middle of the front row on the Yamaha bLU cRU Evan Bros Team R9. The Turkish rider was 0.040 seconds off of pole position.

Stefano Manzi is the second Italian rider on the front row of the grid at the Cremona Circuit. The Pata Yamaha Ten Kate Racing rider was also the second Yamaha rider on the front row.

The best Ducati rider in Superpole was Jaume Masia on the Orelac Racing Verdnatura Ducati Panigale V2. Masia will start from fourth place on the grid and is the only Ducati rider to qualify inside the top five.

Bo Bendsneyder is the second MV Agusta in the top five after qualifying in the middle of the second row. The Dutch rider was 0.296 seconds off his MV Agusta colleague in pole position.

Lucas Mahias completed the second row of the grid on the GMT94 Yamaha R9. The French rider will start from sixth place on the grid for the Japanese manufacturer.

Tom Booth-Amos will start from the head of the third row on the PTR Triumph Factory Racing machine. The British rider qualified in seventh place on the Triumph STR 765 RS.

Valentin Debise was the second Ducati rider inside the top ten as he qualified in the middle of the third row.

Niccolo Antonelli qualified at the back of the third row after he placed himself ninth on the grid on the VFT Racing Yamaha R9.

Completing the top ten was Xavi Cardelus from the Orelac Racing Verdnatura squad.

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