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MotoGP Dutch TT
Assen MotoGP: Vinales leads Quartararo in FP2
Yamaha rider Maverick Vinales topped the second practice session of the Dutch TT, coming just 0.011s shy of the track's MotoGP lap record.
David Gruz
Edited: Jun 29, 2019, 7:34 AM
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Ducati's Andrea Dovizioso led most of the session with a 1m33.223s before the field put on new tyres for the last five minutes of FP2.
Vinales then went four tenths faster, before managing another big improvement to set a 1m32.638s, coming up just short of teammate Valentino Rossi's lap record set in 2015.
Fabio Quartararo again completed a Yamaha 1-2, going 0.180s slower than Vinales, with Danilo Petrucci completing the same top three as in FP1 on the best of the Ducatis.
Petrucci was followed by his teammate Dovizioso and Suzuki's Alex Rins.
Andrea Iannone held a shock lead for a few seconds early in the session after following Marc Marquez for a fast lap, but another attempt at a fast lap at the end of FP2 resulted in a crash.
The Aprilia rider was still sixth in the session, narrowly outpacing Marquez (Honda) and Joan Mir (Suzuki).
A late improvement from Rossi put the Italian ninth and into a provisional Q2 spot, with Cal Crutchlow completing the top 10 on the LCR Honda.
KTM had a low-key session, with its quickest rider Pol Espargaro only taking 15th and Johann Zarco crashing at Turn 7.
Session results:
Cla # Rider Bike Time Gap 1 12 Maverick Viñales
Yamaha 1'32.638 2 20 Fabio Quartararo
Yamaha 1'32.818 0.180 3 9 Danilo Petrucci
Ducati 1'32.952 0.314 4 4 Andrea Dovizioso
Ducati 1'33.223 0.585 5 42 Alex Rins
Suzuki 1'33.305 0.667 6 29 Andrea Iannone
Aprilia 1'33.355 0.717 7 93 Marc Marquez
Honda 1'33.413 0.775 8 36 Joan Mir
Suzuki 1'33.415 0.777 9 46 Valentino Rossi
Yamaha 1'33.517 0.879 10 35 Cal Crutchlow
Honda 1'33.727 1.089 11 63 Francesco Bagnaia
Ducati 1'33.815 1.177 12 17 Karel Abraham
Ducati 1'33.854 1.216 13 43 Jack Miller
Ducati 1'33.874 1.236 14 21 Franco Morbidelli
Yamaha 1'33.963 1.325 15 44 Pol Espargaro
KTM 1'33.971 1.333 16 30 Takaaki Nakagami
Honda 1'34.040 1.402 17 5 Johann Zarco
KTM 1'34.194 1.556 18 53 Tito Rabat
Ducati 1'34.370 1.732 19 41 Aleix Espargaro
Aprilia 1'34.537 1.899 20 88 Miguel Oliveira
KTM 1'34.628 1.990 21 55 Hafizh Syahrin
KTM 1'35.250 2.612 99 Jorge Lorenzo
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