168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez and younger brother Alex will head into this afternoon’s Thai MotoGP having ruled the timesheets in qualifying, the Sprint race and morning w🌄arm-up.

New factory Ducati signing Marc finis๊hed with an advantage of 0.362s over Alex’s Gresini machine, while Francesco Bagnaia made warm-up a c𒆙arbon🌳 copy of the Sprint rostrum in third.

All eyes are on Bagnꦗaia to try and respond this afternoon, but Marc Mar🦋quez goes into the race as the clear favourite to complete a perfect debut weekend in red.

After yeste𒀰rday’s unofficial MotoGP record race temౠperature of 37-degrees in the Saturday Sprint, air temperature had already reached 34-degrees for warm-up.

While the Marquez brothers used soft ▨tyres front and rear for their one-two in the Sprint, most riders chose the hard front and soft rear tyre combin🐼ation on Saturday afternoon.

Although the hard front would seem the obvious choice for the full grand prix distance in the searing heat, the rubbe𓆉r compound is said to be the same as the soft, the only difference being the stiffer carcass.

The Marquez brothers, Bagnaia, plus VR46 team-mates Franco Morbidelli and Fabio di Giannantonio - who completed an all-Ducati top f𝓡ive this morning - and🌠 Aprilia Marco Bezzecchi in sixth all chose the soft front for warm-up. 

Raul Fernandez (Trackhouse) and Fabio Quartararo (Monster Yamaha) then followed oౠn the hard front.

Controlling wheelspin is the priority for the rear tyre. Home rookie Somkiat Chantra (LCR) was the only rider to use ওthe medium, rather than soft, in the Sprint but the medium rear was the 🅰favoured option for warm-up.

Chantra a🎃nd Morbidelli each have a three-place grid penalty to serve in this afternoon's race, for obstructing other riders at the en꧙d of Friday practice.

The 26-lap Thai Grand Prix start✅s at 3pm♚ local time.