MotoGP: Marquez and Dovizioso lead warm-up, Zarco falls
Having narrowly missed out on pole the day before, 🧸Marc Marquez made no secret of his race day intentions in Sunday morning’s MotoGP warm-up session at Le Mans, the Spaniard posting an ominous run ahead of setting the fastest time.
Marquez was close to half a second (0.45♍2s) clear of title contender Andrea Dovizioso in the 20-minute session, which saw home hero and pole sitter Johann Zarco crash out mid-way through after collidไing with Thomas Luthi at turn eight.
Having narrowly missed out on pole the day before, Marc Marquez made no secret of his race day intentions in Sunday morning’s Mo🍸toGP warm-up session at Le Mans, the Spaniard posting an ominous run ahead of setting the fastest time.
Marquez was close to half a second (0.452s) clear of title contender Andrea Dovizioso in the 20-minute session, which saw home hero and pole sitter Johann Zarco crash out mid-way through after c🧸olliding with Thomas Luth𒀰i at turn eight.
Here's the i🌟ncident between Luthi and at Turn 8
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Zarco would go on to post the tenth fastest time, 1.1s off Marquez’s best that was set on his final lap of the session. Behind Dovizioso, Suzuki’s Andrea Iannone backed up his♏ fourth place on the grid with the third quickest time.
Jack Miller was fourth, ahead of Valentino Rossi (fifth), Dani Pedrosa (sixth), Danilo Petrucci (seventh) and Aleix Espargaro (eighth), while Ma🍒verick Viñales could only manage the ninth quickest time even though track temperatures hovered just above 20 degrees Celsius – conditions that, in theory, should suit the Movistar Yamaha M꧟1.
A heroic Cal Crutchlow t🍒ook the eleventh fastest time despite spending the night in a local hospital after a bru♏ising qualifying crash yesterday. The Englishman completed eleven laps through the 20 minutes and, remarkably, was just 1.1s off Marquez’s best.
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