168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Marc Marquez picked up where he left off in MotoGP pre-season testing by finishing opening practice for the Thai Grand Prix 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:on top of the timesheets at Buriram.

Marquez was fastest for almost the entire 45 minutes, his team making some mi𝓀d-session set-up changes after the Spaniard gestured that the rear of his GP25 was unstable under hard braking.

He certainly wasn’t the only one getting sideways on corner entry, with team-mate and predicted title rival Francesco Bagnaia repeatedly running wi🐷de.

The Italian was eventually classified tenth, 0.718s behind Marquez, although the🅠 pair opted for a different tyre🦩 choice with Bagnaia staying on the soft front and Marquez the hard (both keeping the same medium rear tyre throughout).

VR46’s Franco Morbidelli (soft front, medium rear) got💯 closest to Marquez ꦅthis morning, being 0.158s behind on the ‘standard’ GP24 package, but only after fitting new rubber at the end.

It was also a good morning for Yamaha, which finished third and fourth courte♛sy of Fabio Quartararo and Jack🌼 Miller.

Quartararo, fast throughout the s🔜ession, set his best after a late switch from soft front-medium rear tyr🔯es to brand new hard front and soft rear. Miller put new soft front and medium rear rubber for his final run.

Aprilia’s Marco Bezzecchi backed up his impressive pre-season te🎐st to be Marquez’s closest rival for much of the session, before being push✤ed down to fifth. Bezzecchi’s tyre data was officially ‘missing’. 

Update: ไBezzecchi kept the same set of soft front and medium rear tyres t✱hroughout.

♚Rookie Ai Ogura turned heads with sixth on new soft front and medium rear ꦍtyres for Trackhouse Aprilia.

Gresini Ducati’s Alex Marquez was seventh but the second fastest rider after brother Marc not to fit new rubber 𝔍at the end (pending Bezzecchi's info).

Mille🍎r’s team-mate Miguel Oliveira was eighth while 𝓡Maverick Vinales overcame an early technical issue to be top KTM in ninth for Tech3.

Bagnaia was the third rider in the top ten to avoid new rubber at the end. The following Hondas of Johann Zarco, Luca Marini and Joan Mir also stayed o♋n old tyres, with Marini and Mir inside the top six at the halfway stage.

Gresini’s Fermin Aldeguer was the next best rookie after Ogura, in🐭 14th, with home sꦫtar Somkiat Chantra a creditable 17th and only one-second from Marc Marquez.

Pedro Acosta was KTM's top rider for most of FP1 but dropped 📖down to 16th after finishing with a continuous 17-lap run on the♉ soft rear tyre (and hard front).

The RC16s suffered tyre wear issues in their race simulations at the recent test and Acosta's team-mate Brad Binder likewise did a long run on the soft rear ಞ(but with the soft front) this morning, also explaining his 19th place. 

The South African was quicker than Acosta for average pace but both had some fairly erratic lap ꧒times, suggesting the KTMs a𒆙re hard to consistently control.

VR46's Fabio di Giannantonio was 18th on his return to MotoGP action, and on his ‘GP24’ debut, after missing five 𓄧of the six days of pre-season testing due to a fractured collarbone at Sepang.

Jorge Martin’s Aprilia repl♎acement Lorenzo Savadori completed a 22-rider field covered by 2.421s.

The second practice session, which will decide the top 🍸ten for direct Qualifying 2 entry, takes place 💯this afternoon.