Alex Marquez completes Gresini 1-2, but “no celebrations”
Alex Marquez second fastes🐭t behinℱd brother Marc during Friday practice at Phillip Island.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alex Marquez completed a perfect Gresini one-two behind brother and team-mate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez during Friday practice for the Australian MotoGP.
After heavy ra𒅌in forced the cancellatioꩲn of FP1, the #73 finished the hectic afternoon hour just 0.102s slower than his brother.
Crucially, before his time at👍tack, Alex was one of the few riders to gather data on the (heat-resistant) medium rear tyre, whilst most stuck exclusiv𝓀ely to the soft.
“Those were not easy conditions, but Phillip Island♛ is always like this and you need to adapt quickly,” Alex told MotoGP.com. “From the first run, I was a⛎lreadyfast and quite consistent. So that's good.
“Later in the time attacks we were a bit unlucky because there were a lot of yellow flags, but later on I was lucky that I was able to make a really good first and second sector behind M🔯arc.
“Then I was alone but trying to keep 🥂my pace and did a good lap time... It was probably one of my best-ever laps.
“When you are enjoying on the b🐟ike, you are fast. I had a lot of fun today. And this was the key.”
But after failing to finish the last two grands prix and carrying a long lap penalty into Sunday’s race for colliding with Joan Mir at Motegi, M𓂃arquez is keeping his feet firmly on the ground.
“I’m happy about how we start. But I don't forget where we are coming from, so I don't want to celebrate too much a Friday. Friday is for nothin🍌g," he said.
“Now we need to keep going like this. Analyse what we need to improve. How are the tyres. And what we need to do tomorrow to make, first𒁃 of all, a good qualifying and later on a good Sprint.
"Obviously, Sunday’sꦐ penalty will have its i🐟mpact, especially considering the good feeling, but we’ll deal with it.”
Quizzed on꧟ the new Phillip Island asphalt, Marquez confirmed grip is good but is surprised by some bumps.
“The new is tarmac is quite good about grip, but it's quite bumpy,” he ꦗsaid💛. “I was expecting everything much more flat and it's quite bumpy already, but the grip is unbelievable.
“It was good to have a dry afternoon because 💙if not tomorrow would be a bit complicated for the tyres especialꦇly.”

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