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Quartararo leads Morbidelli for Petronas SRT 1-2 in Emilia Romagna FP1

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Quartararo leads Morbidelli for Petronas SRT 1-2 in Emilia Romagna FP1

Fabio Quartararo, San Marino MotoGP, 12 September 2020

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Fabio Quartararo started the inaugural Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Misano on top, leading a Petronas SRT 1-2 ahead of San Marino GP winner Franco Morbidelli.

The satellite Yamaha men looked to have it under control at several different points during the session, Morbidelli posting an early benchmark of 1:32.365 to lead KTM’s Pol Espargaro and Quartararo.

Several different pilots then held shifts atop the timesheets as the session reached its climax, Andrea Dovizioso first demoting Morbidelli’s M1 before Joan Mir set the first sub 1:32 of the weekend-a 1:31.926-to shoot to the head of the standings.

It was Quartararo though who held all the cards, first moving ahead of the rest with a 1:31.889, before responding to a late charge from Espargaro to bang in the session benchmark of 1:31.721-just a few tenths down on last weekend’s pole time.

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Morbidelli also improved late on to slot into second 0.090 down on his team-mate, while Espargaro started KTM’s Emilia Romagna event off on the right foot in third following the Austrian manufacturers tough San Marino event-in which its highest placed RC16 managed a distant tenth in the race.

Mir ended up fourth for Suzuki, while Miguel Oliveira backed up KTM’s so far improved form around Misano to complete the top five on his Tech 3-run machine.

Takaaki Nakagami meanwhile was sixth fastest on the sole LCR Honda out this weekend as Cal Crutchlow continues to recover from his arm pump surgery that caused him to miss the San Marino event.

Dovizioso ultimately slipped to seventh overall ahead of Johann Zarco’s Avintia Ducati-the Frenchman receiving an updated frame for his GP19 for this event-with the Aprilia of Aleix Espargaro ninth.

Francesco Bagnaia completed the top ten on his Pramac Ducati, leading the factory example of Danilo Petrucci in 11th while team-mate Jack Miller could only muster up 15th.

Alex Marquez put in an improved showing thanks to a handy slipstream from Nakagami-the factory Honda racer classified 12th just ahead of the first of the factory Yamaha’s of Maverick Vinales.

Valentino Rossi was even further behind the eight-ball, the seven-time premier class champion only 17th behind Alex Rins on the second GSX-RR.

Rins suffered a particularly messy session, having got caught out by his machine twice in the 45 minute session.

He narrowly avoided a major high-side on the exit of Turn 5-running through the gravel on the exit of the bend as a result-before tucking the front of his bike into Turn 8 in the latter part of the test.  

Pos.RiderTeamTimeGap / Interval
1Fabio QUARTARAROPetronas Yamaha SRT1’31.721
2Franco MORBIDELLIPetronas Yamaha SRT1’31.8110.090 / 0.090
3Pol ESPARGARORed Bull KTM Factory Racing1’31.8410.120 / 0.030
4Joan MIRTeam SUZUKI ECSTAR1’31.9260.205 / 0.085
5Miguel OLIVEIRARed Bull KTM Tech 31’31.9650.244 / 0.039
6Takaaki NAKAGAMILCR Honda IDEMITSU1’32.1020.381 / 0.137
7Andrea DOVIZIOSODucati Team1’32.1520.431 / 0.050
8Johann ZARCOEsponsorama Racing1’32.1700.449 / 0.018
9Aleix ESPARGAROAprilia Racing Team Gresini1’32.1850.464 / 0.015
10Francesco BAGNAIAPramac Racing1’32.4100.689 / 0.225
11Danilo PETRUCCIDucati Team1’32.4350.714 / 0.025
12Alex MARQUEZRepsol Honda Team1’32.4370.716 / 0.002
13Maverick VIÑALESMonster Energy Yamaha MotoGP1’32.5890.868 / 0.152
14Brad BINDERRed Bull KTM Factory Racing1’32.6110.890 / 0.022
15Jack MILLERPramac Racing1’32.6270.906 / 0.016
16Alex RINSTeam SUZUKI ECSTAR1’32.6340.913 / 0.007
17Valentino ROSSIMonster Energy Yamaha MotoGP1’32.8321.111 / 0.198
18Bradley SMITHAprilia Racing Team Gresini1’33.1011.380 / 0.269
19Iker LECUONARed Bull KTM Tech 31’33.1831.462 / 0.082
20Stefan BRADLRepsol Honda Team1’33.3841.663 / 0.201
21Tito RABATEsponsorama Racing1’33.4961.775 / 0.112
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