Iker Lecuona fastest during a wet Free Practice 1 at Valencia, the start of his final 🌠MotoGP weekend before moving to WorldSBK in 2022.

Factory Ducati riders Jack Miller and Francesco Bagnaia both fell during the session on their way to seღcond and six🏅th places.

KTM's Miguel Oliveira bou🌱nced back from his race-stopping accident with Lecuona in Portimao last weekend for third, ahead of Pramac Ducati's Johann Zarco and Suzuki's Jo🅺an Mir.

Luca Marini was a🙈nother rider to be caught ဣout by the slippery conditions, finishing seventh.

Valentino Rossi's legendary MotoGP career reaches its conclusion this weekend as the ninꦗe-time world champion bows out of the sport after 26 years in grand prix racing. Rossi onl🌟y rode for four laps this morning.

It's also the last grand prix for Danilo Petrucci (switching to the Dakar). Petrucci suffered the first fall of the weekend, a nasty highside, walking away but did not return to action.

Marc Marquez will finish the season where he started it, on the sidelines, missing his second event in a row due to vision problems triggered by a training accident. The Repsol Honda star won't be back on a MotoGP bike until 2022.

While the riders' (Fabio Quartararo) and cons🍌tructors' (Ducati) world championship have already been decided, Ducati Lenovo holds a 28-point lead (maximum of 45 points still available) over Monster Yamaha for the teams' title…