Fabio Di Giannantonio dominated the first free training of MotoGP of the Italian Grand Prixin Mugello. The Roman confirmed his favoritism, despite his injured left little finger. Marc Márquez returned to a good level, although forcing just enough.
had fallen one storm in the morning and the track was drying. The temperature was good, with 20 degrees in the air and 21 on the asphalt. Are Álex Márquez leavessupplied by Pyrrhus on the Gresini Ducati, and Zarcoreplaced by Crutchlow at the LCR Honda.
In the first minutes, some stayed in the garage, like Marcwaiting for the humidity to disappear so as not to take unnecessary risks. Meanwhile, his partner Bagnaia set the tone.
The man from Ilerda came out with 33 minutes left, with soft front and middle rear rubber, like almost everyone else. I was cautiousbut constantly lowering their records. He Dr. Ángel Chartehead of the World Cup’s medical services, was in the Ducati box to certify his physical condition. After his first run of five laps, he was 1.4 seconds behind. Aldeguer, who had ousted Pecco.
The 93 limped slightly in your garage; He wears a special boot, wider and more rigid, on his right foot, the one with the broken little finger. It is worth remembering that the current champion has already adapted to braking at the rear more with the thumb instead of with the right leg.
Pedro Acosta expressed his anger with a punch to the tank of his KTM. I wasn’t comfortable and that was reflected in the table. Jack Miller went long in the first corner, although he did not fall.
In his second outing, Marc already made a lap that placed him, in half a second of the first place. However, it was seen that he leaned less to the right than to the left.
Pecco Bagnaia had an accident in the first turn. In reality, he went through the gravel and didn’t even fall, he just ‘landed’ his GP26 on the ground.
Meanwhile, Di Giannantonio sent a first serious warningwhen taking the head, with average rubbers and a certain sufficiency, since he endorsed three tenths to the next, Jorge Martin, who then went off in a chicane without consequences.
Marc’s third stint was short and he went directly to the pits after cutting into turn 10. He didn’t want to push any further. “Little by little”he told Gigi Dall’Igna. Others put new tires on at the end and grew, like Ogura or Viñales. Nobody could beat ‘Diggia’, who loves this route. And even more so this year, in which it is shining like never before; His victory in Barcelona has reinforced him. Lime Crutchlow returned and he was last, as he himself expected, 3.6 seconds behind the first.
Moto3 and Moto2
In Moto3Adrián Fernández dominated in the wet, because it had rained in the early morning and morning and it did not dry out. He endorsed two tenths to Joel Esteban, the leader Quiles and Brian Uriarte. Crosses, 12th; David Muñoz, 14th; Almansa, 22nd; Carpe, 23rd and Ríos, 26th.
In Moto2the track was drying out and they sent those who put smooth tires at the end. Arbolino had the pleasure of leading at home, ahead of Escrig, leader Manu González, Vietti, Baltus and Huertas. David Alonso, 10th; Alonso López, 11th; Izan Guevara, 12th; Dani Muñoz, 13th; Ferrández, 14th; Canet, 16th; Zurutuza, who replaces Navarro, 17th; Ortolá, 18th; García Dols, 19th; Baggy, 21st; Orradre, substitute for Piqueras, 23rd and Rueda, 26th.