168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Pedro Acosta put the home Tech3 team on top of the timesheets during this morning’s ten-minute MotoGP warm-up session at the French Grand Prix.

The rookie star, sixth in the Saturday Spri🌸nt, finished 0.170s clear of fellow KTM rider Jack Miller.

Home hero Fabio Quartararo, riding in a special Sunday livery, delighted the huge crowd with third place for Monster Yamaha, although lap times were 💦around 0.7s f🐼rom the best seen in the Sprint.

After sunny weather throughout the weekend, rain is a th🐟reat fo🌳r this afternoon’s grand prix.

As such,🥂 many rider♕s chose to practice bike swaps this morning and Marc Marquez ran in a set of wet tyres before switching to slicks to set the fourth-best time.

The Gresini Ducati rider rocketed from 13th to 4th on the opening lap of the𓂃 Sprint before eventually finishing second to 𒊎Jorge Martin.

After his early retirement on Saturday, Ducati's reigning champion Francesco Bagnaia took sixth, behind Pramac's Franco Morbidelli, in warm-♒up.

KTM’s Brad Bin🌼der, who will start last on the grid after three crashes on Friday, then technical problems and yellow flags in qualifying, featured on top of the warm-up times on his way to eighth place.

Binder had to takeಞ evasive action when Maverick Vinales crashed just ahead of him,𒈔 on the exit of Turn 4. Vinales, third for Aprilia in the Sprint, was the only rider to fall this morning.

Title lead🍒er Martin was 16th but within 0.76s of Acosta. Last place Luca Marini (Repsol Honda🌸) was 1.312s from the top.