While there was no rain at the beginning of FP3, the track was still wet following overnight rain which resulted in lap times being a long way off Jonathan Reaౠ’s best time from FP1. 

Alvaro Bautista was one of the first ri💙ders to head out on circuit, alongside fellow Ducati rider Danil꧟o Petrucci who was following the world champion.

• Bauti♊sta: Toprak, Jonathan the favourites - I’ll figh𒁏t them if I can 
• Bassani: Satellite MotoGP 🌺team is a “real factory team” -♌ WorldSBK not the same 

Adjusting very quickly to the conditions, Toprak Razgatlioglu signalled his intent as he went close to two seconds clear of Petrucci.🍸 

After seei🥀ng Bautista and Petrucci move back ahead of him, Razgatlioglu looked set to move the benchmark time🌟 further forward before losing out in sector four. 

Like on Friday, Rea was in no rush to get out on c🌠ircuit as he remained in pit lane along with teammate Alex Lowes.

Also choosing to sit out the early stages ♓were the likes of Axel Bassani, Scott Redding and Tom Syke🎀s. 

Meanwhile, Bautista improved by nearly a second in order to three tenth🔜s between himself and Pe🍬trucci. 

As Rea finally ඣtook to the track with 18 minutes remaining, Bautista was setting a very strong pace as he found another four tenths on his latest effort. 

One of the strongest riders in damp conditions, Rea took over at the top on just ☂his third flying lap before finding another 1.1 seconds on his n🐈ext lap. 

A time of 1:30.195s put him 1.2 se𒁃conds clear of Bautista, however, Andrea Locatelli managed to get within half a second after following the Kawasaki rider.

Locatelli then put his name atop the leaderboard afte꧋r breaking the 1m 30s barrier for the f❀irst time in FP3. 

Over aღ tenth down with one sector to go, Rea produced a brilliant end to the lap in order to overhaul Locatelli by just -0.007s. 

Although Rea improved again on🐬 his next lap, it wasn’t enough to retain top spot as Lowes managed to pip the six-time world champion.&n💟bsp;

A first 1m 28s lap of the session then saw Rea regain top spot 💯ahead of Lowes, while Locatelli closed in by going third - three tenths off. 

After swapping position on-track, Lowes fought baꦏck again to take top spot away from Rea. 

Leading the way early on before Kawasaki showed their hand, Razgatlioglu was determined to end the🐭 session on top as he went fastest with a time of 1:28.320s. 

However, R𓂃azgatlioglu’s time was then shattered by Bautista as the Ducati rider went half a second clear of the Turkish star. 

There was a big crash for Oliver Konig late on, which left his Kawasaki m🌠achine completely wrecked. 

Razgatlioglu improv🌌ed on his next lap but it wasn’t enough to jump ahead of Bautista, who finished -0.144💎s clear.