Pecco Bagnaia broke the track record

In the first MotoGP practice session of the morning at the Jerez circuit- Ángel Nieto Missing drivers reappeared and fixed drivers lost in the direct fight for Q2.

Pecco Bagnaia bounced back on the Jerez-Ángel Nieto circuit and set the track record. The Ducati rider showed yesterday at FP2 that he was on Saturday of the Spanish GP to compete for the pole position.

Followed by Italian with a difference of only 0.006 seconds, was Fabio Quartararo. The French Yamaha rider will soon take the fastest time from Bagnaia. It established itself as the fastest in sectors 2 and 3.Y will fight in Q2 to get his fifth consecutive post in Jerez.

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The surprise came to Alex Rins, who was unable to cut down on yesterday’s hours and, therefore, had to go through Q1where he will seek to be among the fastest to fight for the top positions in Q2. Like the Spanish Suzuki rider, Johann Zarco and Pol Espargaro are there.

Hondas are still not the best and again the main crew in the falls. Stefan Bradl, Alex Márquez and Pol Espargaró crashed in this free training and they must go through the classifications first.

The only Hondas managing the time for Q2 are Takaaki Nakagami and Marc Márquez. The driver from Cervera was unable to beat the clock until the final minutes, when he placed himself in fourth position.

The Spanish will have a great cast that directly qualifies for Q2. Same Aprilia lowered the hours of yesterday, for today Maverick is faster than Aleix Espargaró. Mir along with Suzuki set the eighth fastest time who followed Jorge Martín with the Ducati del Pramac.