Miller and Bagnaia regain control in Alcañiz

Jack Miller was the fastest in the third free practice session of the Aragon GP ahead of his teammate Francesco Bagnaia.

Published on 17/09/2022 à 10:54

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Miller and Bagnaia regain control in Alcañiz

Ducati quintuple in FP3 at the Aragon GP. (Photo: Ducati)

Ducati quintupled this Saturday morning at MotorLand Aragon with Jack Miller in the lead with a time of 1'46.992. The Australian, author of pole at Misano, is 30 thousandths ahead of Francesco Bagnaia, looking for a fifth success in a row.

Marco Bezzechi took the third time ahead of Enea Bastianini and Jorge Martin. Good performance from the KTMs, with Brad Binder and Miguel Oliveira sixth and seventh ahead of the first Japanese machine in the hierarchy, that of fabio quartararo.

There will be a huge plateau in Q1 after this stunning end of FP3 😱

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Takaaki Nakagami places his Honda in ninth place, while Alex Rins, who made a mistake in his last fast lap, completes the Top 10 of residents who will go directly to Q2.

Despite all his efforts, Aleix Espargaro ranked 11^e and will have to go through the repechage just like Marc Marquez, 12^e after falling at turn 7, or Johann Zarco, 15^e less than half a second.

Note that the Top 22 of the three free practice sessions takes less than a second... qualifying promises to be close.

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