World Supersport Assen, Netherlands - Race Results(1)

Results from race one, round four of the 2021 World Supersport Championship at Assen.

24 Jul 2021

nDominique Aegerter, Dutch WorldSSP, 23 July 2021
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Dominique Aegerter sets new race lap records at will to take his fourth WorldSSP win of the season at Assen.

WorldSSP Assen, Netherlands - Race Results (1)
Pos	Rider	Nat	Team	Time
1	Dominique Aegerter	SWI	Ten Kate Racing Yamaha	18 Laps
2	Steven Odendaal	SA	Evan Bros Yamaha	+2.846s
3	Philipp Oettl	GER	Kawasaki Puccetti Racing	+8.871s
4	Jules Cluzel	FRA	GMT94 Yamaha	+11.159s
5	Randy Krummenacher	SWI	EAB Racing Yamaha	+11.276s
6	Manuel Gonzalez	SPA	Yamaha Parkingo Racing	+11.501s
7	Can Oncu	TUR	Kawasaki Puccetti Racing	+15.418s
8	Federico Caricasulo	ITA	GMT94 Yamaha	+15.430s
9	Marc Alcoba	SPA	Yamaha MS Racing	+19.727s
10	Sheridan Morais	POR	Wojcik Racing Team	+28.623s
11	Peter Sebestyen	HUN	Evan Bros Yamaha	+29.372s
12	Luca Bernardi	SMR	CM Racing Yamaha	+29.732s
13	Michel Fabrizio	ITA	G.A.P Motozoo Puccetti Kawasaki Racing	+35.555s
14	Galang Hendra Pratama	IND	Ten Kate Racing Yamaha	+38.657s
15	Kevin Manfredi	ITA	Altogo Yamaha Racing	+38.702s
16	Leonardo Taccini	ITA	Orelac Racing Kawasaki	+38.866s
17	Federico Fuligni	ITA	VFT Racing Yamaha	+49.709s
18	Stephane Frossard	SWI	Jura Vitesse Moto Team Yamaha	+49.934s
19	Eemeli Lahti	FIN	HRP Suzuki	+50.026s
20	Luigi Montella	ITA	Chiodo Racing Yamaha	+1 Lap
21	Eduardo Montero Huerta	SPA	DK Motorsport Yamaha	+1 Lap
22	Raffaele De Rosa	ITA	Orelac Racing Kawasaki	DNF
23	Maria Herrera	SPA	Biblion Yamaha Motoxracing	DNF
24	Mattia Casadei	ITA	VFT Racing	DNF
25	Vertti Takala	FIN	Kallio Racing Yamaha	DNF
26	Niki Tuuli	FIN	MV Agusta Corsa Clienti	DNF
27	Daniel Webb	GBR	WRP Wepol Yamaha Racing	DNF
28	Pawel Szkopek	POL	Yamaha MS Racing	DNF

After a slight delay to race one due to Jonas Folger’s WorldSBK crash, the race got underway with a raft of lead changes taking place.

Aegerter, Odendaal and Oettl all led throughout lap one, which was again the case on lap two.

Things began to calm down on lap four as the top three stretched away from the chasing group - led by Manuel Gonzalez.

As the race went on, Oettl was unable to hold the pace of Aegerter and Odendaal, instead settling for third. After trying to hold on until the final lap, Odendaal found Aegerter’s pace too hot to handle and eventually finished three seconds down.

Hannes Soomer was declared unfit before the race began after suffering a big Superpole crash - Estonian rider was scheduled to start fourth.

World Supersport Assen, Netherlands - Race Results(1)

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