During Friday morning’s FP1, the Argentinian set a 1:45.663 to go a tenth quicker than the previous all-time lap record, which was coincidentally also held by Rodrigo. Four tenths of a second behind him on the combined timesheets is Red Bull KTM Ajo’s Raul Fernandez, with Wednesday’s pacesetter in the test, Petronas Sprinta Racing’s John McPhee, only a fraction behind the Spaniard in third.

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