Race winner last time out Jack Miller continued his great form by topping a wet first MotoGP practice s♕ession at Le Mans ahead of fellow Ducati ride📖r Johann Zarco. 

The wet and low grip conditions are 👍ones we’ve seen Miller excel in many a time before and FP1 was no different as he le𒀰d much of the session. 

The Australian was fastest from the outset and was unmoved until 17 minutes gon⛦e when Miꦏguel Oliveria took over at the front. 

While the track was initially wet, conditions did stꦫart to improve and it was Miller who timed it to perfection as he was the only rider to head out on slicks and go faster before rain fell aga🥀in. 

That was unfortunately not the case for Alex Marquez who fell at turn two on slick tyres, while Marc Marquez and Takaaki Nakagami were others who ventured out but re🥃turned to pit lane without improving. 

Like Miller, fellow Ducati rider Zarco was one of the other riders to spend much of the ses💟sion towards the top as he eventuallyജ finished +1.481s down. 

Third was Joan Mir who encountered early issues on his Suzuki GSX-RR at turn 🃏eight (Garage Vert), when the bike cu✨t out on him. 

Mir was over two seconds down on Miller, however, the Spaniard was able to keep third place ahead of Repsol Honda rid🍷ers Pol Espargaro in fourth and Marc Marquez in fifth. 

In sixth was an Aprilia but not the one we’ve become accustomed to seeing ⛦inside the top ten, as Lorenzo Savadori took his best finish 🌱in an Official MotoGP session. 

Championship leader Francesco Bagnaia was seventh fastest for the Lenovo Ducati tea🐭m, while Oliveira, Alex Rins and Aleix Espargaro rounded ꦰout the top ten. 

The other faller from the session was Maverick Vinaleꦉs who fell in bizarre fashion as he exited pit lane. The Qatar race one winner lost the front at turn 3 when tipping into the right hander at the chicane.