Towards the end of FP2 though, much like we saw in FP1, the riders were pushing for some quick lap times. FP1 was a proper mini qualifying session in the final 10 minutes as that all-important top 10 starts to take shape, but FP2 was a chance to see who had some pace in the heat. And bringing the heat was Morbidelli, the Italian toppling teammate Quartararo in the latter stages with rookie Brad Binder (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) impressing to sit P3. Teammate Pol Espargaro penetrated the top five late in FP2 also, with Reale Avintia Racing’s Johann Zarco showing well in the high temperatures to go P7. However, the combined times remained unchanged – bar Quartararo’s improvement – ahead of FP3 on Saturday morning.

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