The conditions were damp at the beginning of the session, allowing the field to join the track on slicks, but a heavy downpour hit the track just a couple of minutes later.

Aspar Ducati's Alvaro Bautista was the only rider to set a time before going back to the pits, his 1m52.113s nearly six seconds slower than Johann Zarco's pole time in a wet qualifying on Saturday.

While most of the session passed by without any running, the field was back on track for the final five minutes.

Bautista's time continued to be the benchmark until the very end, when Miller demoted him with a 1m51.203s. Marc Marquez was just 0.017s adrift, the reigning champion completing a Honda 1-2.

Suzuki's Andrea Iannone was the top non-Honda rider, further six tenths down, with his teammate Alex Rins taking fifth. Bautista dropped to fourth, while Tito Rabat brought the second Marc VDS bike into the top six.

Maverick Vinales, who will only start the race from 11th, was seventh, followed by Pramac Ducati's Scott Redding and KTM's Pol Espargaro.

Valentino Rossi completed the top 10, as only a further five riders set a time in the session.

Factory Ducati riders Andrea Dovizioso and Jorge Lorenzo, the latter seemingly struggling with a bike problem, Zarco and Honda factory rider Dani Pedrosa all completed the warm-up without a time.

Pos.	#	Rider	Bike	Time	Gap
1	43	Jack Miller	Honda	1'51.203
2	93	Marc Marquez	Honda	1'51.220	0.017
3	29	Andrea Iannone	Suzuki	1'51.840	0.637
4	19	Alvaro Bautista	Ducati	1'52.113	0.910
5	42	Alex Rins	Suzuki	1'52.583	1.380
6	53	Tito Rabat	Honda	1'52.841	1.638
7	25	Maverick Viñales	Yamaha	1'53.272	2.069
8	45	Scott Redding	Ducati	1'53.332	2.129
9	44	Pol Espargaro	KTM	1'53.432	2.229
10	46	Valentino Rossi	Yamaha	1'53.479	2.276
11	35	Cal Crutchlow	Honda	1'54.059	2.856
12	8	Hector Barbera	Ducati	1'55.126	3.923
13	41	Aleix Espargaro	Aprilia	1'56.173	4.970
14	94	Jonas Folger	Yamaha	1'56.366	5.163
15	17	Karel Abraham	Ducati	1'57.383	6.180