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Motogp: Marquez, Bagnaia, Alex Marquez, Jorge Martin, Pedro A Costa and the Grand Prix of Catalonia
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KTM binder and Acosta impress Marquez with Montmelo practice
The Yamaha Frenchman has remained at the gate of achieving his goals and being in the top ten. But it should be just 3000th of an ogura after a quarter.
There are many important names playing with Aldeguer, Bagnaia, or Jorge Martín over the weekend
The Italian was 21 years old, and it was over two seconds of the best time of the day. It’s Pecco’s favorite circuit, but nothing will come out this year 2025.
Alex Marquez was faster than Mark, third and fourth respectively. Alex only stayed at 139,000 times of binder time, but marked at 124,000.
KTM has a Friday absolute domain left after dominating in the morning. This time the Blood Binder is the fastest of the day, with the 10th advantage over Acosta
The French go to the ground and yellow flags appear in sectors 1 and 2. Many wraps have been cancelled
The Brad Binder is first placed at 1:38,131. Then there’s a tenth of Pedro A Costa. The magnificent Austrian
A good round at the end of the two-time Barcelona winner Frenchman. Fabio was placed in the fourth to three-half of the Alex Marques registry
The Italians remained in 19th place later than Alex Marquez’s. The situation is important for Pecco
He embraced his brother’s challenge and placed first on a record of 95,000 faster than Mark. Gresini is very comfortable here
The World Cup leaders will blow the best time over the weekend, first being placed at an epic 1:38,444. The most common is Zarco, only 1/67,000.
Acosta is only a quarter
The Italians at KTM are first over a tenth of the Alex Marques registry. He did it with a new backrubber
Equality is the biggest, with almost all grid pilots having the second difference
This workout was taken very calmly due to his injury, but now he’s coming out softly and softly in front of him. A 12-1/4 of the Alex Marques registry was placed
Pilots like Bezzecchi and Aldeguer have installed new soft rubber behind them. However, times are not moving much. We cannot guarantee what the gasoline load level is, but it appears they are continuing their career rhythm tests.
Pecco needs to improve a lot if you don’t want to go through Q1. Italians are Alex Marquez’s second reference for now from 17º. I’m against the string
Gresini’s is the fastest so far, at 1:39,074. Anyway, no one can do it in the morning using an Acosta chrono.
Another great record for Acosta has begun. For chronos with 1,39,074.
Catalonia scored 1:39.3, making it the fastest in this first attempt. Honda continues to show great levels, with Marini and Zarco approaching one in 80,000
Pit-Lane traffic lights are off and there’s Friday time for MotoGP pilots. Ideal climate conditions to record the best
Murcien was the fastest in the morning, the only person who could break the 1:39 barrier after riding a new rubber at the end of the session. You don’t have a new air pressure set in the morning and you need to see what Mark Marquez is doing, focusing on the rhythm
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Pedro Acosta pulls time attacks to surprise Mark Marquez in Montmelo’s free one
Mark Marquez made a big return just to start with a focus on the rhythm of the race. It continues at a level that is almost not equal to the other circuits, despite not being on your favorite circuit.
Instead, Bagnaia is not a circuit that usually flys by lifting its head or normally. He made the worst result of the season penultimate. Over 2.5 seconds of reference time has been completed
Pedro Acosta starts by sending it to the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya! Johann Zarco was the man who approached Murcia’s time only 95,000th.
He is the only person who can break the 1:39 barrier. He created two laps marking the same record: 1:38,979. Brutalizes the rhythm on average new tires
Murcia reduces Marquez’s time by more than two tenths. As the recording continues to drop, the sensation is improving every day with KTM and eyes
Despite arriving due to an injury to her arm, Viñales placed just one in 170,000 mark time
In these final minutes, you begin to look for the chrono and the pilot puts in a new rubber. For example, Raul just finished sixth in the Truck House.
Bastianini is located at the third to four-quarters of Mark’s Chrono
This second batch shows the rubber wear on the rear. The deterioration is very high and is far from what was in the first batch, so it’s clear
The Italians calmly film the beginning of the Grand Prix on one of their favourite circuits. As always, he focuses on rhythm, but he is almost half-half of his partner, Mark Marc Marquez.
The Australian, who had just renewed his contract with his cousin Pramac Yamaha, went to the ground at the entrance to the La Estadi region. No physical consequences.
Mark’s time takes half a second for his brother Alex. Cervera’s declaration of intent is the first round, much faster than that of its rival. No adaptation required
All pilots will now track down to take the first sense on the Barcelona Catalña Circuit
Madrid’s Wang attended the world of sports at the circuit in Barcelona Catalña, which became world champion last year.
He spoke personally about his most difficult year on the track and the situation with Aprilia and tip change when he had to defend the first in the fairing.
Jorge Martin: “I had never thought about a retreat. It was a lot more.
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