The Suzuki rider set the time at 1.53.432 to end up being the fastest rider on the first day of the Qatar Grand Prix, the first of the season, beating Marc Márquez who was second on the new Honda, and his teammate Joan Mir team.
Jorge Martín placed the first Ducati on the time sheet, while the first Yamaha, fifth, was Franco Morbidelli, already more than four tenths off the reference time.
Jack Miller was sixth ahead of Aleix Espargaró, the first Aprilia, who was hampered by his teammate Maverick Viñales on the last lap and was therefore unable to improve his time. Fabio Quartararo, who had problems with his handlebars after getting tired of the holeshot buttons, finished eighth, just ahead of Pol Espargaró.
Pecco Bagnaia, who, as Motorsport.com announced on Thursday, will not use the latest model of the 2022 Ducati engine this year, just like Miller, closed the top 10 and the group of drivers who are provisionally classified for Q2 on Saturday morning. afternoon.
With all the riders riding soft rubber front and rear to try to finish in the top ten, Enea Bastianini, who was eleventh, Takaaki Nakagami and Miguel Oliveira’s KTM, who was first on the time sheet, did not make it. Brad Binder, who led FP1, finished 15th.
Alex Márquez, who crashed twice in less than three minutes, finished 16th, ahead of Maverick Viñales (17th) and Raúl Fernández, who was the best rookie in 19th. Luca Marini, who also crashed, finished 23rd, beating only Darryn Binder.
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