In FP1 it was Bezzecchi who set the pace as we saw the first indication of who possessed the pace five days on from the gruelling Spanish GP battle. However, it wasn’t plain sailing for Bezzecchi in FP2 as the number 72 crashed at Turn 1, with his Kalex Triumph machine setting fire in the gravel trap. Luckily, Bezzecchi didn’t look like he’d done any more damage to his already injured ankle. Both the SKY VR46 bikes were riding in tandem in FP2 as the riders put in some long lap runs, gaining more information for the race.

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