Aaron Kennett practiced the Aaron World Championship in Algag in the afternoon of the day. On the wheels of Pirelli control, his demonstration racing Calex in 1: 41.210 of the “85 km / on the road / on the road / on the road / h – 111.460 keeps the back in the back in FP1.
Jack Dixon was good with a 1 41.402 in 1 41.402 going in the Nones Marcottivrodrodro.
Albert Innes was the third-fastest 1:41.658 on the third Guernsey Calix.
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The cabinet was practiced at 10 on Friday. Still in mathematical probability, #44 won’t give title aspirations without a big fight.
With a late rain shower in the Moto 2 season
In practice, the seats were taken before Aaron Cannett (penalty racing) started to move up the order. Españadu was able to get out early, 0.192 ahead of the women’s opposition and lead the charge into Saturday.
Cabinet was made in the third room in the third room in the third room on the third day on the third day on the third day on the third day on the third day. Practice has taken a late step back to get a full start but is consistent up front. Malaysian GP winner Jack Dixon (EF Marty Vides) (E.L.M. Vance) was second in the team (Taula Greens (Talling Grenini) Moto 2.
Manuel González (Lily Dinávalz (Delty Dinával) G.P. of Aspar do doo from a last-minute cruise supported by the Champions League and David Alençon (CFMOTO LEPAR Team) and David Alençon. Hudgedo is to save the mistake of Colombia, but it was held in the bid to save. Both were safe and gathered their events together on the service road. The leader of the championship, Diogo Toni (Inalrons Racing Team), improved late to go to P12, but he can raise the title this weekend.
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 road course in 1:41.210, topping the field of 29 riders and breaking his own All-Time Lap Record of 1:41.460 he set this morning in FP1. Jake Dixon was second-best with a time of 1:41.402 on his ELF Marc VDS Racing Boscoscuro. Albert Arenas did a third-fastest 1:41.658 on his ITALJET Gresini Kalex. More from a press release issued by Dorna: Canet rivatlised to top Friday Practice. Still in with a mathematical chance, the #44 isn’t going to give up on title aspirations without a big fight. With a late rain shower during Moto2™ Practice, the standings were decided before the chequered flag as Aron Canet (Fantic Racing) topped the order. Getting out early, the Spaniard was able to sport a 0.192s lead ahead of the opposition){kind=link}