Leader and record for Pedro Acosta in the last free

The KTMs once again led a training session with a re -demonstration Pedro Acosta of the record accompanied by his partner and compatriot Augusto Fernández.

Moto 2 closes the free morning practice with the best record. Pedro Acosta was able to lower the times he himself set yesterday and for the clock to 1.35.861 achieving a total circuit record.

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The colleagues from the Austrian team seemed to fit perfectly into the French track and from the first free practice they were in the lead, especially Augusto Fernándezwhich was part of the top three of the three training sessions.

Track conditions are suitable for an action -packed GP. Most drivers have been able to cut back on their time from Friday to head straight into Q2 except Somkiat Chantra, Marcel Schrotter and Stefano Manzi.

Alonso Lopez, newcomer to the World Cup after the expulsion of Fenati, he was able to place himself in the top 10 with Marcos Ramírez, who took a step forward after the poor results of previous races. They will be joined by Sam Lowes, Albert Arenas, Ai Ogura, Aron Canet, Tony Arbolino, Cameron Beaubier and Dixon in addition to those named Pedro Acosta, Augusto Fernandez, Somkiat Chantra, Marcel Schrotter and Stefano Manzi.

Outside them is the current world leader Celestino Vietti who seemed uncomfortable on the mythical track and failed to succeed in sixth position in FP1. Fermín Aldeguer, Jorge Navarro, Gabriel Rodrigo and Joe Roberts, among others, have to fight to be the fastest and fight with the best in combined sessions.