At times no one thought of qualifying yesterday. Now the pilots are faced with the last twenty minutes of warm-up with an average time of 1.38 but where Marc Márquez lowered his own time.
Takaaki’s Honda Nakagami was the fastest in the morning but far from the best weather marked yesterday. Next to the Japanese, Fabio Quartararo was placed. The Yamaha rider got all the ballots yesterday to take his fifth post in Jerez but he was surprised by a strong Pecco Bagnaia. Despite this, Fabio will be looking for his third victory on the Andalusian circuit.
Although Marc is not at his best, neither physically nor on the bike, set a time of 1.37 to finish the warm-up in sixth place. In the race he will try to follow the top riders even though it is difficult. But to think that something is complicated for Marc is impossible.
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The Ducatis ended up behind Fabio’s Yamaha. The first of them is the official Pecco Bagnaia, who set a track record yesterday and will start at the pole. Satellites Jorge Martín and Johann Zarco are in the background with similar seasons.
Aprilia is in the background in twenty minutes of Warm Up. But as Aleix Espargaró indicated yesterday, he will fight for victory.
Source: La Verdad
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