Reigning World Superbike champion Toprak Razgatlioglu kept on course for a Donington triple after&nb𒁏sp;winning the Superpole race ahead of Jonathan Rea, while Scott Reddin💎g took his first WorldSBK podium for BMW.

In a repeat of yesterday, reigning champion Razgat𓆉lioglu snatched the lead from pole starter Rea into Turn 1, w൩ith Redding achieving his first goal of a strong getaway in third.

While Rea became tangled up in a fight with♍ t💙itle leader Alvaro Bautista on Saturday, leaving Razgatlioglu to disappear, it was a straight Razgatlioglu-Rea duel this morning with the pair soon pulling clear of Redding.

But Razgatlioglu, who has his sights set on a first-ever WorldSBK triple at his favourite track, was able to break Rea's challenge by the closing stages with the si🌳x-time world champion likewise safe in second on his race debut with the SCQ tyre.

Having seen his first BMW podium slip away in favour of🦂 Alex Lowes due to tyre wear in the closing stages of race one, Redding again found the Kawasaki star hounding him for third place this morning.

Th🗹e shorter Superpole distance meant tyre wear arguably wasn't as s🎐ignificant and, combined with his strong start, Redding was able to retaliate whenever Lowes attacked in a thrilling duel between the Brits.

Just behind them Bautista, who began the race with a reduced 16-point lead o🧔ver Rea after Saturday's fall, spent almost the entire race in fifth position before cleverly snatching fourth from Lowes on🅰 the final lap.

It was the first time Bautista has finished a race without standing on the podium th🍒is year, but far preferable to yesterday's DNF.

Bautista will now▨ take a reduced 13-point lead over Rea and 48-point advantage over Razgatlioglu into🍃 this afternoon's race.

BSB champion Tarran Mackenzie crashed out at mid-distance after hitting the back of Honda's Xavi Vierge into the final hairpin. The incident was to be investigated aꦿfter the race.

Race 2 takes place at 2pm local time.