Everyone is driving Yamaha in the IDM Supersport 600, which also includes the Superstock 600 Class is integrated but evaluated separately. There is only one exception: Gabriel Noderer from the Kawasaki Schnock Team Motorex. On his green ZX-6R, he secured the eleventh starting position in qualifying, right in the middle of the blue armada.
There were no surprises at the very front. The front row was occupied by Max Enderlein (Freudenberg WorldSSP Team), Marc Buchner (Buchner Motorsport) and Daniel Rubin (Rubin Racing Team). It's safe to say that Enderlein and Buchner will be locked in a fierce battle tomorrow. Enderlein is the IDM Supersport , but Buchner is just one point behind him.
Kevin Wahr, who jeopardized his title chances by moving to the mvr Racing Team His attempt to maintain his position suffered a setback today. He ended up having to do more fine-tuning on the new motorcycle than he’d expected. The Nagold native had hoped to be back at the front right away. “But I can’t compete with Enderlein and Buchner right now. They’ve been developing their bikes for two years; I handed mine in and am practically back at square one. But we’re on the right track. Maybe we’ll make a bit more progress tomorrow. I’ve won so many races at the Schleizer Dreieck—we’ll see.” Wahr will start from fifth on the grid. IDM returnee Dominik Vincon, who will take over Wahr's former position at Yamaha Romero who is competing as a guest driver and is therefore not eligible for points, finished ninth in practice.
In the Superstock 600 series, the fastest riders are Moritz Jenkner (ADAC Sachsen e.V.), Stefan Ströhlein and Marco Fetz (DRC Däschlein Racing Concept).