MotoGP live tape: Miller’s best time on last Friday of practice

till tomorrow!

That was again with the last Friday training of the year. Fortunately, the weekend race is still ahead. We’ll be back on time for our third free practice session tomorrow with a new version of the MotoGP live tape, and of course we’ll accompany the qualifying sessions in the afternoon.

Until then, we’ll take a look at our photo motorcycle appraisal form To the heart, where you can find the first reactions to Friday’s training, among other things. Enjoy clicking through and see you tomorrow!

Saturday schedule:
3. Free practice
09:00-09:40 AM: Moto3
09:55-10:40: MotoGP
10:55-11:35 a.m.: Moto 2

Rehabilitation
12:35-12:50PM: Moto3 Q1
13:00-13:15: Moto3 Q2
1.30pm – 2.00pm: 4th MotoGP Free Practice
14:10-14:25: MotoGP Q1
14:35-14:50: MotoGP Q2
3:10-3:25 p.m.: Moto2 Q1
3:35-3:50pm: Moto2 Q2

Moto2 FT2: The best time has been deleted

By ignoring the limits of the track, Raul Fernandez lost his best time and thus returned to second place. Fastest on Friday is teammate and world championship leader Remy Gardner.

Moto2 FT2: Schrotter is in 15th place

A total of twelve drivers within half a second. This also includes Aaron Kaneh and Hafez Seherin. Marcel Schrötter is fifteen seconds behind by 0.670 seconds. Tom Luthi finished last Friday as the Moto2 driver in 18th place.

Moto2 FT2: Raul Fernandez in the lead

Raul Fernandez licks Remy Gardner’s best time yet again at the end. With 1 minute 35802 minutes, he’s 55 thousandths faster than the world championship leader. In third place, Augusto Fernandez Palace also only 0.096 seconds. Celestino Vietti and Xavi Vierge are close to the top five, which are less than twenty years apart.

Jake Dixon finished sixth on Friday. They are succeeded by Stefano Manzi, Marco Pesicchi, Fabio de Gianantoni and Marcos Ramirez.

Moto2 FT2: Ajo Double Top

Now Remy Gardner gives the answer and drives eight thousand faster than Raul Fernandez to take the lead. But the best times light up the red sector for many drivers. The classification can be turned upside down again. The last minutes are on.

Moto2 FT2: Lots of movement in the board

Raul Fernandez is the first to break the 1:36 mark and improve to 1:35865 minutes. But Xavi Vierge is still on the alert, also improving and keeping the gap at 0.179sec. Stefano Manzi is the new third. Fabio Di Gantonio is fourth, ahead of Celestino Fetti. There is also a lot going on behind this.

Moto2 FT2: The Final Stage

Not much has changed in the rating for some time, also because the field has been in the pits in the meantime. However, with the start of the last 10 minutes, there is again a lot of traffic on the track and more improvements can be expected.

Celestino Vietti, for example, made it into the top ten and reached eighth place. And Raul Fernandez is on the best time track again.

Moto2 FT2: intermediate result

In the first half, world championship leader Xavi Verge pushed from second place and pushed himself between the Ago drivers. Augusto Fernandez, fastest in wet conditions, finished fourth, followed by Jorge Navarro.

Aaron Canet, Hafez Seharin, Simone Corsi, Fabio Di Giannatonio and Marcel Schrötter took the remaining top ten spots. Tom Lottie is the fourteenth, and Sam Louise, who fell hard in the morning, is the fifteenth.

Moto2 FT2: World Championship rivals on top

Now the two Ajo pilots are in charge. Raul Fernandez set a new record with 1:36,081 minutes. Remy Gardner moves into second, but is 0.323secs behind.

Moto2 FT2: The field is close together

The distances in the field are very close. Seven drivers on their own accelerated within three tenths of a second. Jorge Navarro is ahead of Hafez Siaharin and Raul Fernandez. Simon Corsi is fourth, behind Xavi Vierge, Stefano Manzi and Remy Gardner.

Marcel Schröter is currently in 11th place, just behind Tom Luthi. It is nearly half a second behind.

Moto2 FT2: Faster Instantly

For Moto2, Friday will also be the first laps in completely dry conditions. Needless to say, everyone on the first try is faster than him in the morning.

After two laps of flying, Hector Garzo leads with a time of 1: 36.953 minutes, ahead of Hafez Siaharin and Jorge Navarro. Raul Fernandez is in fourth place.

MotoGP FT2: Russian gets the butt

Takaaki Nakagami leads the second half of the top ten in sixth place. Joanne Meyer, Brad Bender, Andrea Dovizioso, and Johann Zarco line up behind him. Fabio Quartararo stuck 11th after getting stuck in traffic. It is 0.781 seconds short of the peak. His teammate Franco Morbidelli finished 13th behind Alex Espargaro.

The last rider in the one second window is Alex Marquez who finished 14th, and Valentino Rossi last Friday finished practicing his MotoGP career as last. It is 1.358 seconds behind.

MotoGP FT2: Miller is on top on Friday

Jack Miller beat Paul Espargaro and Francesco Bagnaia and came out on top as the fastest of the day. His best time is 1:30.927 minutes, 12K faster than Espargaro and 68 parts faster than Bagnaia.

Paul Espargaro suffered a late fall in Turn 6, but could still hold on to second. Alex Rins can no longer attack the top trio at the end. He finished fourth, 0.409 seconds behind. Jorge Martin completed the top five.

MotoGP FT2: Tight combat at the top

It goes back and forth. Francesco Bagnaia, Pol Espargaro, Jack Miller and Alex Rins all scored the best times in the red sector and are fighting for the place in the sun. Bagnaia is currently one step ahead. The last minutes are on.