Then, however, things started to change. Marquez put the hammer down as the Championship leader shot to the top of the session and combined standings. Then, Fernandez took over at the summit by 0.117, the Spaniard then improving his time again to eek his advantage out to 0.131 as the clocked ticked. Di Giannantonio then shot to P5 after finishing 11th in FP1 on home soil, meanwhile, teammate Jorge Navarro was on the floor at the tight and tricky Turn 14.

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