There was an early return to pit lane for 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alex Rins after the soon-to-be LಌCR Honda rider had part of his left fairing hanging off his GSX-RR machine. 

The fairing came loose when Rins m♔ade a downshift along the back straight before heading back to his Suzuki ❀garage. 

With weather conditions overcast but humid, something that’s likely to change over the weekend, Miller, Quartararo and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez were the riders showing early pace. 

With 15 minutes gone of the extended FP1 session, Miller was the only rider able to break underneath꧒ the 1m 46s barrier. Miller was then knocked off top spot when Quartararo set a time ♑of 1:45.807s.

Still showing good pace aboard his Repsol Honda, Marquez then had a big moment on the approach to turn three as the rear 𝔍of his bike snapped around under braking, leading to him running wide. 

With just under half the session complete, the dreaded si♑ght of rain flags were deployed by ma♛rshals trackside. 

Luckily for the riders currently on track, the rain was very light which had little impact on the lap times bei𒊎ng churned out. 

One ⭕of the first riders to change to soft tyres, Rins jumped to the top of the leaderboard with a time of 1:45.738s. 

After making a relatively small improvement on the soft tyres, Rins was quickly bumped down to second by 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Johann Zarco who went four tenths quiܫcker than the Suzuki man.&nb♏sp;

The hero of Honda’s stunning performance at the Suzuka 8 ho🌞urs event, Tetsuta Nagashima caught trouble after getting beached in the gravel [sector three].

The Japanese rider was quickly assisted by marshals in 🌸order to remove his RC213V 🔥from the gravel.

As lap times continued to ramp up, 🦩Espargaro closed to within +0.𒀰013s of Zarco before Quartararo went quickest by nearly two tenths.

Despite losing time in sector four compa𒁃red to his rivals, Quartararo was proving to be very strong in the first three.&n🐻bsp;

Winner of the Aragon MotoGP, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Enea Bastianini then bolt🌃ed into action by going quickest with a first 🐷sub 1m 45s lap of the day.

Not to be outshone in what will be Suzuki’s fi🍬nal home race in MotoGP, Rins jumped back to the top of the timingsheets with a time of 1:44.961s. 

With just ten minutes rema💃ining, Rins then went even quickerꩲ on his next lap around. 

As the final time 🍎attack runs began, Miller quickly became꧂ the rider to beat as he went three tenths clear. 

Miller then set another brilliant lap despite being held up by Takuya Tsuda, who is replacing an injured Joan Mir this weekend, to go quicker once again.

Improvements from all three title contenders Bagnaia, Quartararo and Espargaro saw them slot in beind Miller, however, the same wasn’t true for Bastianini༒ who crashed at turn five.

That was then followed by falls for Zarco at turn seven and RNF Yamaha rider 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Darryn Binder.