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Marini heads Valencia 2023 MotoGP pre-season take a look at, Bastianini crashes




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Simply two days after the 2022 season ended, the paddock reassembled at Circuit Ricardo Tormo for the primary pre-season take a look at of the 2023 marketing campaign.

The eight-hour session started at 9:30am native time, with Ducati take a look at rider Michele Pirro the primary out on observe aboard new world champion Francesco Bagnaia’s bike.

The primary full-time rider on observe on Tuesday was Yamaha’s Fabio Quartararo, who had numerous gadgets to attempt together with a brand new engine, chassis and aerodynamic fairing.

On the finish of the opening hour, it was Aprilia’s Maverick Vinales who led the best way with a 1m30.715s, main Honda’s Marc Marquez by zero.498s.

Marquez had three RC213Vs at his disposal: a 2022-spec machine and two 2023 prototypes, although he elected towards any mushy tyre time assault runs.

Pramac’s Jorge Martin led the best way on the finish of hour two with a 1m30.576s, earlier than Vinales returned to the highest of the order with a 1m30.325s come the tip of hour three.

With two hours of operating remaining, VR46 Ducati rider Luca Marini led the best way with a 1m30.267s, enhancing that within the closing 90 minutes to a 1m30.032s.

That point went unchallenged by way of to the chequered flag, with Vinales zero.225s adrift in second and Marco Bezzecchi, who stopped on observe at Flip 1 with a technical challenge earlier within the day, rounding out the highest three on the sister VR46 Ducati.

Miguel Oliveira, RNF MotoGP Racing

Miguel Oliveira, RNF MotoGP Racing

Photograph by: Gold and Goose / Motorsport Images

Miguel Oliveira was the highest-placed rider who has switched producers for 2023, with the ex-KTM runner fourth on the RNF Aprilia, zero.335s off the tempo.

He headed Aleix Espargaro on the second of the Aprilias, with Fabio Di Giannantonio leaping as much as sixth late on aboard his Gresini Ducati forward of KTM’s Brad Binder, Pramac’s Martin and Quartararo.

Bastianini rounded out the highest 10 on his first outing as a manufacturing facility Ducati team rider, however suffered a small crash at Flip 6 within the closing two hours of operating.

The manufacturing facility Ducati crew had numerous new gadgets to attempt, together with an up to date engine, with reigning world champion Bagnaia 12th behind Pramac’s Johann Zarco.

A annoyed Marc Marquez was solely 13th after his busy day making an attempt the brand new Honda prototype, with Yamaha’s Franco Morbidelli and Alex Marquez on the Gresini Ducati trailing him.

Pol Espargaro was 16th as he re-familiarises himself with the KTM in Tech3 colors, with Jack Miller 17th and zero.755s off the tempo on the finish of his first day as a manufacturing facility KTM rider.

Joan Mir was second-best Honda in 18th on the colourless Repsol Honda, with former Suzuki teammate Alex Rins in 20th behind LCR teammate Takaaki Nakagami.

New Moto2 world champion and 2023 MotoGP rookie Augusto Fernandez was 22nd, 2.7s off the tempo on his Tech3 GasGas.

Pos Rider Bike Time Hole Laps
1 Luca Marini Ducati 1:30.032s   76
2 Maverick Vinales Aprilia 1:30.257s zero.225s 89
three Marco Bezzecchi Ducati 1:30.262s zero.230s 78
four Miguel Oliveira Aprilia 1:30.367s zero.335s 75
5 Aleix Espargaro Aprilia 1:30.398s zero.366s 56
6 Fabio Di Giannantonio Ducati 1:30.483s zero.451s 68
7 Brad Binder KTM 1:30.496s zero.464s 63
eight Jorge Martin Ducati 1:30.576s zero.544s 76
9 Fabio Quartararo Yamaha 1:30.578s zero.546s 92
10 Enea Bastianini Ducati 1:30.592s zero.560s 54
11 Johann Zarco Ducati 1:30.626s zero.594s 55
12 Francesco Bagnaia Ducati 1:30.655s zero.623s 59
13 Marc Marquez Honda 1:30.676s zero.644s 50
14 Franco Morbidelli Yamaha 1:30.691s zero.659s 88
15 Alex Marquez Ducati 1:30.712s zero.680s 73
16 Pol Espargaro GASGAS 1:30.757s zero.725s 86
17 Jack Miller KTM 1:30.787s zero.755s 70
18 Joan Mir Honda 1:30.914s zero.882s 73
19 Takaaki Nakagami Honda 1:31.zero81s 1.049s 64
20 Alex Rins Honda 1:31.228s 1.196s 91
21 Raul Fernandez Aprilia 1:31.340s 1.308s 78
22 Augusto Fernandez GASGAS 1:31.730s 1.698s 83
23 Michele Pirro Ducati 1:32.805s 2.773s 16




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