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In conditions closer to expected race conditions, Chaz Davies set the w=quickest lap ahead of Jonathan Rea and Alvaro Bautista. Loris Baz was the only rider unable to improve on his earlier time.
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Jules Cluzel, still mathematically in with a chance of beating fifth and sixth quickest Federico Caricasulo and Randy Krummenacher, set the quickest time ahead of fellow Frenchman Lucas Mahias.
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Jonathan Rea was quickest in the opening session, ahead of Toprak Razgatlioglu and four Yamahas led by Michael van der Mark.
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With cooler temperatures than yesterday, 22ºC air temperature and 39ºC track temperature, the twenty one lap race would be less punishing than yesterday's. All nineteen riders lined up to start.
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Nineteen laps of the windy Argentine track with Randy Krummenacher trying to win the title before the last round by knocking Federico Caricasulo and Jules Cluzel out of mathematical contention.
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In the Tissot Superpole race, all nineteen riders lined up. With the cooler weather (18ºC air, 27ºC track), it was considered to be a lot safer. The Argentine crowds sat on grey, rock-strewn hills being battered by the wind to watch the ten lap race.
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World Superbike race one was missing seven riders. Loris Baz was initially declared fit, but after re-evaluation was not allowed to start, and six riders decided not to race out of concern for the safety of the dusty track condition. Chaz Davies, Sandro Cortese, Marco Melandri, Leon Camier, Ryuichi Kiyonari and Eugene Laverty all sat out the race start. The track looked windy and dusty, with an air temperature of thirty one degrees Celsius and forty eight degrees track temperature. There was very little rubber on the track, and they riders would have a twenty one lap race in spite of the conditions.
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World Supersport Superpole was contested on a hot track, slowing proceedings down and reducing grip.
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With times this morning, on a cleaned track, much quicker than yesterday, Superpole would be based on less track time on a quicker track.
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Federico Caricasulo made up for his slower qualifying yesterday, leading Jules Clusel and Corentin Perolari in the 1'43s.
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With a cleaned track, Toprak Razgatlioglu set the fastest time, almost four seconds quicker than yesterday. Alvaro Bautista and Jonathan Rea joined hin in the 1'39 laps.
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Corentin Perolari set the day's quickest time against a resurgent Federico Caricasulo and his title rival Randy Krummenacher.
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Alvaro Bautista and Jonathan Rea were over a second clear of third-placed Michael Ruben Rinaldi, with everyone improving on their morning's times as the track warmed up.
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Ayrton Badovini held off title leader Randy Krummenacher and Corentin Perolari. Championship contenders Jules Cluzel and Federico Caricasulo were seventh and twelfth quickest respectively.
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Alvaro Bautista topped the timing sheets, leading newly-crowned World Champion Jonathan Rea by over eight tenths of a second.
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