Marquez makes his third free practice of the year in the water

In highly precarious conditions due to constant rain, the pilot took a dangerous spin in high gear. Marc Marquez Recorded the top time in the second free practice session of the MotoGP Japan Grand Prix.

Marquez achieved a best time of 1:55.232, 144,000 times better than Jorge Martín, 155 times better than Australia’s Jack Miller and 196 times better than Portugal’s Miguel Oliveira.

After Free Practice 3 at Mandalica and Free Practice 1 at Portimao, this is the third free practice Marc Márquez has signed up for this intermittent 2022. In the wet, he has again shown that he does not have to strain his recovering arms and shoulders and forms an unmistakable tandem with Honda in large amounts of water.

A lot of people fell on the gravel and this morning’s free practice, chronological FP2. As conditions deteriorated after the minute, errors increased at Turn 3, making it a nightmare for many, including the three crown hopefuls. Pol Espargaro’s crash at Turn 8 resulted in a red flag as the track marshals were unable to quickly remove the bike from the asphalt.

Marquez was already leading the timetable in the opening minutes, beating Italy’s Bastianini by almost a second. His eighth lap time was good enough for him to finish first in his place (1’55″232), but after the red flag Martin and Miller improved their times and were behind him. finished with.

Clearly, the drivers who qualified directly for Q2 came out of FP1 on Friday: Miller, Bagnaia, Quartararo, Aleix Espargaro, Marini, Marc Marquez, Pol Espargaro, Brad Binder, Oliveira, Maverick Vinales and Zarco. 1/1000 of the difference.