Frenchman Fabio Quartararo, current MotoGP world champion, has come down to work in Austin where he is in his element with the new grip and his Yamaha is absorbing the potholes that have reappeared. At one point the Frenchman (2’02 “361) had no rival in his fight with Bastianini and Miller’s Ducati, which he beat by 0” 059 and 0 “088. But beware of Marc Márquez, who had the fastest lap whenever he wanted and he finished fourth, 1 “129 behind the Frenchman.
Directly all Honda in Q2 except Alex Márquez, one of two Suzuki (Mir), one of four Yamaha (Quartararo) and five of eight Ducatis, Martin was left out on average due to his crash. Q1 will be very difficult because to get two spots for Q2 will have the full podium since last Sunday in Argentina, the poleman and winner and leader of the World Championship Aleix Espargaró, Jorge Martín and Alex Rins who were also leaders of FP1, among others.
Pol Espargaró, who has been suffering from food poisoning since Thursday, has taken a step forward on this very physical circuit and the fact that three out of four Hondas are in the top-10 suggests that the 2022 version is well suited suitable for Austin, a left hand. circuit where Marc Marquez was previously unmatched in the previous version of Honda. He still doesn’t look 100% comfortable but he gets a quick turn when he needs it.
Another of the highlights of this third free practice session was Joan Mir, a rider who often found it difficult to dry and, however, she was also comfortable coming out and after taking the lead she lost positions due to a crash on turn 16, but No. he dropped from that eighth that gave him the pass. Not so with his teammate Alex Rins who has a good pace on fatigue, but in his two quick lap attempts he saw yellow flags and now he has to play the pass with Martin’s two Aprilia and Ducati, most likely.
Ducati Festival with the first leader of the 2022 World Championship Enea Bastianini leading GP21 and finally Jack Miller and Pecco Bagnaia advanced from the official box, third and sixth.
Source: La Verdad
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