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168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Francesco Bagnaia completed a perfect sweep of Friday practice for the 2024 Dutch MotoGP at Assen.

The 🌊reigning champion finished 0.065s ahead of Maverick Vina💙les with Alex Marquez snatching a late third place in the afternoon hour.

But rookie star Pedro Acosta was unable to crack the top ten and must take𝓰 part in꧑ Saturday’s Qualifying 1.

Aprilia’s Aleix Espargaro finished the session on a stretcher after a heavy accid🤡ent at the final chicane.

Fastest in FP1, reigning champion Bagnaia picked up where 💞he left off in the 🐭afternoon, posting a string of improvements to stay on top.

Marc Marquez - second to Bagnaia this morning - went onto soft tyres early for a time attack just after the midway s﷽tage but couldn’t dislodge his future team-mate.

Instead, it was Aprilia’s Vinales who finally toppled Bagnaia, with just over ten minutes to go, p𝓀u🔯shing 0.340s clear.

But Bagnaia quickly responded, while Marc Marquez - after searching for a tow - lost theꩵ front through the ultra-fast penultimate corner and ran wide.

A crowd of riders wꦕere waiting for Bagnaia on his final run and he opted to return to the pits without trying for a faster time.

Title leader Jorge Martin looked agitated by the handling of his Pramac Ducati, then suf🅺fered a huge scare when he was clipped by Jack Miller.

Martin had sloweꦦd ahead of the Australian, who h💫ad also backed off and was looking behind when their paths crossed. Fortunately, both stayed on board, but Miller’s bike suffered some aero damage.

Joan Mir (Repsol Hondꦡa), Enea Bastianini (Ducati) and finally Aleix Espargaro (Aprilia) f🌳ell in the closing stages.

Espargaro was brutally kicked from his bucking RS-GP at the final chicane and carried away by mar🔴shals in obvious discomfort.

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The factory Ducati team’s newly announced 2025 rider line-up of Francesco Bagnaia and incoming team-mate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez topped the timesheets during opening practice for the Dutch MotoGP at Assen.

However, VR46's Fabio di Giannantonio led the way w🐽hen the session ended, only to be stripped of his best l𝔍ap for exceeding track limits, demoting him to seventh.

That also promoted Raul Fernandez to a surprise third for Trackhouse on the 2023 Aprilia, after briefly featuring in P1, with Fabio Quar🅰t♐araro likewise impressing with fourth place for Yamaha.

Team-mate Alex Rins revealed o🦂n Thursday that the Yamaha riders have one new engine each from the recent Valencia test. Rins was 16th this morning.

Fact🔜ory Aprilia team-mates Ma🎶verick Vinales and Aleix Espargaro were fifth and sixth.

Espargaro toppled over as he tried to pull away from the pits at the start 𒀰of the 45 minutes, then pro♊mptly pulled off track with a technical issue, causing him to miss the opening stages.

Alex Marquez made it two Gresini machines in the top three in the clo🔯sing stages before bei⛄ng bumped down to eighth, but only 0.366s from Bagnaia.

Brad Binder was the fastest KTM in ninth ahead of Pramac Ducati title leader Jorge Martin, now confir𝔉med as an Aprilia rider for 20𒊎25.

Martin starts the weekend a reduced 18 po✨ints clear of Baജgnaia.

2023 Assen Sprint winner and lap record holder Marco Bezzecchi ran off at highspeed through the penultimate corner, rejoiniꦅng without harm. The VR46 and future factory Aprilia ♛rider finished the session in 12th.

Rookie star Pedro Acosta took to the turn one run-off on several occasions on his wꦜay to 14th.

Takaaki🍸 Nakagami was t♔he leading Honda down in 18th place.