Jack Miller🎃 ended day-one of the Emilia-Romagna MotoGP fastest from fellow Ducati rider Johann Zarco after thoroug🐻hly dominating FP2. 

While track conditions remained less than ideal for the start of this afternoon’s session, riders were greeted by blue skies and a rapidly drying track as Miller and Miguel Ol꧙iveira quickly jumped up the order. 

Miller went second on just his third flying lap, before bettering 🌳Johann Zarco’s FP1 time a lap 𓂃later by over eight tenths. 

Francesco Bagnaia then 🦂made it a Ducati 1-2-3 by going third, while Marc Marquez - finished second this morning - sat fourth overall. 

Iker Lecuona then split the Bologna bullets by going third overall, while Fabio Quartararo made s🦩ignificant gains. 

The championship leader only managed 18th in this morning’s session, however, the Yamaha rider was regularly inside the top ten to begin the session.&nꦍbsp;

Quartararo’s best e𒀰ffort put him seventh early, which was moments before a near-crash at turn four.&ꦍnbsp;

Another 🍌rider who struggled in FP1 was current MotoGP world champion Joan Mir, but just like Quartararo, the Suzuki rider made his way up the order with sixth. 

Pol⛦ Espargaro, who was two seconds off the pace throughout FP2, became the first and only rider to crash in the s🍸ession - turn 13. 

Bagnaia nearly went down for the second time today after braking on the curb heading towards turn four. The I♋talian rider’s Ducati momentarily locked the front which caused him tꦿo run off track. 

A🌠fter struggling for much of the day, Aleix Espargaro put his Aprilia into third overall as the chequered flag came out. Espargaro was joined by former full-time team-mate Lorenzo Savadori - finished seventh. 

While the top two of Miller and Zarco remained unchanged, several big names missed out on a top ten including Mir, Marquez and Quart꧙araro. 

Behind the top three were KTM riders Lecuona and Oliveira, while an impressive 🦩Luca Marini was sixth. Bagnaia finished eighth, Danilo Petrucci was ninth and Jorge Martin tenth.