Viñales broke the clock
Now yes. Viñales completed one turn and shaved more than four tenths off Acosta’s time. The form seen in Portimao is still hidden.
Viñales just sighed
The Aprilia rider continues with good sensations and takes second, 16 thousandths behind Acosta’s time. Only four minutes left and everyone is taking the opportunity to push
Acosta, the first to go down at 2.03
The Spaniard emerges from GasGas with new soft front and center rear tires and breaks the 2.04 barrier. He was the first to achieve. Márquez came close but remains two tenths behind Murcia
Miller leads the way
KTM’s good feeling continued and Jack Miller beat Martín’s time. The Australian recorded a time of 2:04’210. Jorge and Viñales followed. Marc Márquez was sixth
Time 15 minutes from the end
Marc Márquez appeared, Martín took the lead
Marc Márquez took the lead by clocking 2:04.499, 76 thousandths faster than Viñales. But soon, Martín came to seize the first position, taking 2 tenths from the Catalan’s time.
Marc Márquez, far away
For now Marc is taking it calmly. The Spaniard was 19th, one second and eight tenths behind the time set by Viñales, with the two official KTMs still leading.
Fall of Álex Márquez
Little Márquez lost control of his Ducati at turn 12 and fell to the ground. A fall without physical consequences. Right now Alex is the tenth.
Times with 30 minutes left
Continuous improvement
In the first 10 minutes the times are dropped with each lap as the drivers gain confidence and the track gains grip. So far, the fastest of all is Maverick Viñales
green traffic light
Start the session! 45 minutes before the drivers to measure the track and adjust the settings for the afternoon Practice, where they will play for a direct pass to Q2
Rins, the last winner
Àlex Rins was the winner of last year’s GP edition, signing an exhibition with LCR Honda. It was the Catalan’s last victory in the premier class so far and it was also the last for Honda.
Marquez is easy
Despite being one of his favorite circuits, Marc Márquez does not want to set himself the goal of victory but he admits that the podium would be a good result
Marc Márquez: podium goal in his American garden
Welcome!!
Good afternoon and welcome to the MotoGP GP of the Americas. In just 15 minutes, free practice will begin and drivers will take to the complex Austin track for the first time.
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Source: La Verdad
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