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It was a familiar name at the top of the timesheets, as Nicolò Bulega carried his pre-season form straight into race weekend. The Aruba.it Racing Ducati rider was the only competitor to break into the 1’28s bracket
Despite narrowly missing out on topping the two-day test outright, second place overall marks a significant statement from Bayliss as he enters his fifth season in the World Supersport Championship.
Much like Day 1, the pace at the top was controlled by Ducati machinery. Nicolò Bulega, Axel Bassani and Sam Lowes were consistently inside the leading positions across the four two-hour sessions, establishing themselves as early reference points for the 2026 campaign.
One of the standout performers was Australian Oli Bayliss [PTR Triumph Factory Racing]. He finished both FP1 and FP2 inside the top three, and his 1’32.885 set in the morning session secured him second fastest overall for the day, placing him firmly among the early contenders.
The final race of the FIM World Supersport Championship at the Australian Round of the MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship delivered high drama, intense battles, and a maiden victory for British rider Tom Booth-Amos at Phillip Island.
Nicolo Bulega Secures Second Consecutive Victory, Holding Off Andrea Iannone in Australia
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