Moto2 FT3: Are directly qualified for Q2
Pedro Acosta (Kalex)
Augusto Fernández (Kalex)
Aron Canet (Kalex)
Alonso Lopez (Boscoscuro)
Jake DixonKalex
Fermin Aldeguer (Boscoscuro)
Ai Ogura (Kalex)
Lorenzo Dalla Porta (Kalex)
Albert Arenas (Kalex)
Cameron BeaubierKalex
Mattia Pasini (Kalex)
Jeremy AlcobaKalex
Filip Salac (Kalex)
Somkiat Chantra (Kalex)
Moto2 FT3: Acosta ahead of Fernandez
Acosta beat Fernandez with a late improvement in the team’s internal duel and secured the best time of 1:34.592 minutes. Canet is third, with the top 3 separated by just 72 thousandths.
Lopez and Dixon complete the top five, followed by Aldeguer, Ogura, Dalla Pporta, Arenas and Beaubier. Pasini, Alcoba, Salac and Chantra are the last to move straight into Q2. Schrötter is 16th in front of Vietti. So both have to do it later in Q1.
Moto2 FT3: Tight field
The distances in the field are extremely narrow. Vietti is currently seven tenths behind in 14th place. Personal improvements are still flashing in the time monitor. Vietti is therefore not certain. The last attempts are running.
Moto2 FT3: Ajo duo ahead again
And Lopez’ best time is history again. Fernandez and also Acosta pass. Only 0.128 seconds separate the top 3. Aldeguer, who is fourth, is three and a half tenths behind the Ajo double lead.
Moto2 FT3: It’s getting faster
Roberts fell a second time. This should definitely be the end of the session for him. Lopez, meanwhile, sets a new personal best of 1:34.786 minutes. And Canet can also improve. He is new fourth behind the Ajo-Duo. Ogura holds fifth place.
Moto2 FT3: Schrötter fights
The track fills up again for the last ten minutes. Schrötter can improve and moves up to 14th place in the overall standings. That would put him straight into Q2, but he is in the ejection seat. Surely that won’t be enough.
Moto2 FT3: standings
The box is currently on the box. The order in this session sees Fernandez ahead of Acosta and Ogura. Behind them are Pasini, Salac, Dixon, Aldeguer, Lopez, Arbolino and Arenas.
Only a handful of riders haven’t been able to improve on yesterday. According to the current status, Canet, Chantra, Alcoba and Beaubier would be the last four in the overall standings, moving directly into Q2.
Moto2 FT3: Championship leader in front
Fernandez followed suit and passed Acosta in the classification with a time of 1:34.903 minutes. The two Ajo pilots have been the measure of all things so far.
Moto2 FT3: Ogura third
Ogura can also improve again. In this session he climbs up to third place and ranks right behind championship leader Fernandez. Pasini is fourth, Salac fifth. Schrötter doesn’t really get going. The German is in 15th place.
Moto2 FT3: Acosta undercuts itself
Another driver crashed, Roberts. The live timing is letting us down again. But on TV you can see that Acosta beats his own best time by two thousandths. The new record is now 1:34,946 minutes.
Moto2 FT3: Pasini strong
Live timing is working again. And it is Pasini who is currently leading the session with a time of 1:35.254 minutes. In the overall classification, he ranks fourth behind Acosta, Fernandez and Lopez.
Some drivers were already able to improve in the first ten minutes. Including World Championship chaser Ogura, who is eighth in the combined timesheets.
Moto2 FT3: Vietti down
Vietti crashes in the early stages of turn 2. The negative trend of the former world championship leader continues. Unfortunately the live timing is on strike at the moment. That’s why we can’t exactly understand the current lap times. But nobody seems to be on the road faster than yesterday.
Moto2 FT3: Final morning practice
Next up is Moto2. Here on Friday Pedroa Acosta was the fastest with 1:34.948 minutes. Championship leader Augusto Fernandez was right behind in second place. Marcel Schrötter, on the other hand, was only 20th.
MotoGP FT3: Are directly qualified for Q2
Jack Miller (Ducati)
Johann Zarco (Pramac Ducati)
Brad Binder (KTM)
Luca Marini (VR46 Ducati)
Fabio Quartararo (Yamaha)
Marc Marquez (Honda)
Aleix Espargaro (Aprilia)
Jorge Martin (Pramac Ducati)
Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati)
Joan Mir (Suzuki)