Marco Bezzecchi made a uncommon (for 2024) look on the high of the timesheets within the opening follow session for MotoGP’s Thai Grand Prix.
An early 1m30.492s from the VR46 Ducati rider held up even when Jorge Martin placed on contemporary rubber within the last minutes, the championship chief’s Pramac Ducati remaining 0.038 seconds behind Bezzecchi.
Martin’s title rival Pecco Bagnaia was third forward of the Marquez brothers, Marc in entrance of Alex. Bagnaia’s Ducati team-mate Enea Bastianini made a last-gasp transfer from 14th to sixth.
Pedro Acosta returned to motion after his Phillip Island shoulder harm and was seventh, one place forward of fellow KTM runner Jack Miller.
It was an encouraging morning for Honda with Taka Nakagami briefly within the high two for LCR and ending up ninth.
With Fabio Quartararo tenth for Yamaha, Aprilia was the one producer with out a bike within the high 10.
Maverick Vinales was solely fifteenth on one of the best of its bikes and the staff had a scare when Aleix Espargaro crashed on the last nook and required medical checks. Aprilia is assured these are precautionary and he can be again out for the afternoon follow session.
