Nakagami was surprised at the first free practice session very close to the worried Marquez

Japanese people Takaaki Nakagami (Honda RC 213V) surprised all his rivals because he was the fastest in the first session of the MotoGP Italy GP.At Mugello Circuit, it was much more than the final timetable reflected.

Ducati did not disappoint expectations -Yesterday, by “national” rival Aprilia, who announced the renewal of two riders, Aleix Espargaro and Maverick Viñales, confirming that Malaysia’s Razuran Lazari Yamaha team RNF Racing will be a satellite. A team of factories based in Noale despite multiple news generated. He quickly put Italy’s Francesco “Pekko” Banyaia at the top of the standings, but only a thousandth of a second ahead of Alex Rins (Suzuki GSX RR).

1/1000 second removed from classification on lap 12 by Aleix Espargaro “nagging” at 1: 47.070 at exactly the same time as Bagnaia.

Until the arrival of the Japanese Taaki Nakagami (Honda RC 213 V), it was virtually impossible to achieve further equality with nearly 20 minutes of training.

Four riders, Nakagami, Bagnaia, Espargaro, and Rinse, met with a handkerchief of only 1 / 31,000. Second on a 5,245 meter circuit over 5 kilometers. A good record of such a long circuit.

This first free test session saw some technical novelties. Aprilia is the main character, and the rear “wing” is attached to the bike of Italian Lorenzo Savadori, a test rider and a guest of the Italian GP.

Aprilia wasn’t the only one to test the aerodynamic solution, but Yamaha brought some for official rider Fabio Quartararo, a Frenchman, and Franco Morbidelli, an Italian who tested the new front wing. ..

Already in the last few minutes, Nakagami lowered his personal best again and left it at 1: 46.662.Already opened a big gap with his tracker for more than 4/10 seconds.

The ones that didn’t change were Takaaki Nakagami’s followers, Aleix Espargaro, “Pekko” Bagnaia, Alex Rins, and Enea Bastiany, Maverick Viñales, Jack Miller, and Pol Espargaro. It was Johann Zarco.

World leader Fabio Quartararo of France finished in 11th place with Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda RC 213V) in 19th place.Although his team’s strategy was to shoot the entire session with virtually the same tires, without changing the compound.