168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez looked set to pick up where he left off after his Jerez victory challenge when he led the opening MotoGP practice at Le🐷 Mans until beyond the half🦩way stage.

Although Marquez later slipped to ninth, he rema🎐ined on used tyres and prওomptly returned to the top in the opening minutes of the crucial afternoon hour.

But the eight-time world champion fell soon after, at Turn 12, a mistake he called his first Ducati accident f♋rom overriding and was rapidlཧy shuffled outside of the top ten.

“It's the first Friday that we struggle. Today I was fighting against the bike. I was not smooth enough. I was not clean on the lines and on that crash I 🌳l𒐪eaned too much,” he said.

There was still plenty of time to respond, but Marquez admitted he “n༒ever felt comfortable in the afternoon set-up wise” and a combination of riding errors and yellow flags left the Spaniard 13th at 𒅌the chequered flag.

The result sends Marquez into Q1 for the first time as a Ducati rider and left crew chief Frankie Carchedi w⛦ith his head in his hands. Marquez was also, surprisingly, classified last on the top speed charts, almost 7km/h slower than Francesco Bagnaia's GP24.

“I never felt comfortable in the afternoon set-up wise, and we need to react quickly,”♔ Marquez said. “Now I’m fully focused on Q1, which is the worst session of the weekend.

“Unfortunately, I got a yellow flag during my first quick lap and then made a mistake on my la🐓st lap. We went in the wrong direction with the set-up so there’s a lot of work to do to be competitive tomorrow.”

Marquez confirmed he will analyse the ꧙data of the seven other Ducatis, five of them inside the top ten, to try and rebound on Saturday.

Younger brother and team-mate 💦ܫAlex Marquez also had a day to forget with 19th place.

“I managed to only do one time attack. We tried somᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚe adjustments that we working well this morning, but not as much in the aftern✨oon,” he said.

“We need to make a step back, I had an idea set-up wise that I thought could have helped, but it turned out not ꩵto be.

“There’s margin to do well, but we need a bike that is not as nerv🔥ous. Q1 is a complicated session and it’ll be even more challenging tomorrow with so many fast riders.”

Factory KTM’s Brad Binder and 2022 Le Mans winner Enea Bastianini are among the riders the Mꦐarquez brothers will battle for the last two tജransfer places in Qualifying 1.