*Rookie.

Official Jerez MotoGP records  
Best lap: Francesco Bagnaia 1m 36.170s (2022)  
Fastest race lap: Francesco Bagnaia 1m 37.669s (2022) 

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Francesco Bagnaia strikes back to lead Friday practice for the 2024 Spanish MotoGP with a new Jerez lap record, while Brad Binder and Dani Pedr🌠osa are among those to miss the top ten cut an🐭d will be forced to take part in Qualifying 1.

In an hour-long🥃 session that saw nine fallers - Bezzecchi, Raul Fernandez, Vinales, Quartararo, Alex Marquez, Pedrosa, Oliveira, Miller and finally Binder - yellow flags were a persistent hazard.

Binder’s tum𒅌ble, through the fast turn 7, was most costly. The South African had no time to return on his spare KTM and - like team-mate Jack Miller and wild-card s꧒tar Pedrosa - was pushed out of the top ten.

B൲y contrast, GASGAS rookie Pedro Acosta surgꦇed directly into Qualifying 2 by snatching sixth on his final run, having been in danger of a first Q1 appearance.

Ap꧟rilia’s double COTA winner Maverick Vinales got closest to reigning champion Bagnaia. Marc Marquez was under Pecco’s record time he🧜ading into the final sector, but lost his advantage and slotted into third.

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Home star and 31-time MotoGP race winner Dani Pedrosa h💮eadlines three wild-card entries this weekend, alongside Honda’s Stefan Bradl and Aprilia’s Lorenzo Savadori.

The trio are all race-testing some new parts. Pedrosa remains tight-tipped on the KTM developments, Savadori is described as riding a 'lab bike' (but no sign of tꦛhe carbon fibre frame) and Bradl's Honda visibly features extensive aero updates.

Weat꧟her forecasts warn of possible rain on Saturday.

*Rookie.

Official Jerez MotoGP records  
Best lap: Francesco Bagnaia 1m 36.170s (2022)  
Fastest race lap: Francesco Bagnaia 1m 37.669s (2022)  

The Marquez brothers make a dream start to their home Spanish MotoGP with first and second in opening practice at J💖erez.

Marc headed Alex at the top of the timesheets for almost the entire 45-minute session, befor🧸e Alex became the only rider to fit new soft rubber front and rear and blasted half-a-second clear with a 1m 36.630s in the closing minutes.

The Aprilias of COTA winner Maverick Vinales and factory team-mate Aleix Espargaro w💮ere best-of-the-rest behind the Gresini Ducatis, aft✱er fitting new medium rear at the end. Franco Morbidelli was a strong fifth for Pramac Ducati, followed by sixth for Marco Bezzecchi (VR46 Ducati).

Wild-card Dani Pedrosa couldn’t repeat last year’s stunning P1 in opening practice, but still claimed top RC16 hon൩ours with a competitive seventh ahead of KTM regular Brad Binder and Pramac title leader Jorge Martin.

On his way to tenth, Rookie Pedro Acosta got his wish of following Pedrosa foܫr a few laps at the end of the session.

Defending Jerez winner and reigning champion Francesco Bagnaia - looking for his first🗹 podium since the Qatar opener - pitted early with possible technical issues on his factory Ducati and spent much of FP1 towards the tail end of the timesheets before rising to 12th.

Johann Zarco was the first faller of the weekend, losing the front of his LCR Honda at Turn 8ꦕ at the midway stage of the morning. Tech3ꦇ’s Augusto Fernandez brought out more ‘yellows’ in the closing minutes.