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The first day of the Italian Grand Prix at Mugello was eventful for the Repsol Honda Team. Marc Marquez had a strong performance despite a crash during Practice Two. He initially stayed within the top ten and maintained a competitive pace with the rest of the field. 

Turn 14

However, with just ten minutes left in the session, Marquez fell at Turn 14. Despite the fall, he quickly got back on his feet, sprinted back to the garage, and returned to the track with just over five minutes remaining.

True to his style, Marquez immediately set a fast lap and briefly held the top position on the timing sheets. He finished the day as the eighth fastest rider, with a best lap time of 1’45.691, only 0.255 seconds behind the quickest rider, Francesco Bagnaia.

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Mir

On the other hand, Joan Mir, Marquez’s teammate, had a challenging day. During the second practice session, Mir had a crash, forcing him to end his day prematurely. He experienced significant discomfort and had his hand examined, revealing damage to his right hand’s fifth finger. 

Considering the Mugello Circuit’s high-speed and demanding nature, Mir and the Repsol Honda Team withdrew from the rest of the event due to his hand injury.

As a result, Marc Marquez will be the sole representative of the Repsol Honda Team for the remaining sessions and the Italian Grand Prix, which resumes at 10:10 Local Time on Saturday, June 10.

Marc Marquez

“We had a difficult day today, Mugello is always a challenging track for us, and I had to use a lot of energy today to get into Q2. This was our target, so I am satisfied we achieved it, but we need to improve a few points for the next two days. It was a busy day trying things today as well, which should help us to come up with some solutions for tomorrow. The goal for tomorrow is to stay in the top ten; the weather is still uncertain, so this might offer us more opportunities.

Saturady Practice – French Grand Prix

Pos.RiderNumNationTeamTime/Gap
1BAGNAIAFrancesco1ITADucati Lenovo Team1’45.436
2BEZZECCHIMarco72ITAMooney VR46 Racing Team0.063
3RINSAlex42SPALCR Honda0.081
4BINDERBrad33RSARed Bull KTM Factory Racing0.118
5MARTINJorge89SPAPramac Racing0.134
6BASTIANINIEnea23ITADucati Lenovo Team0.199
7ZARCOJohann5FRAPramac Racing0.226
8MARQUEZMarc93SPARepsol Honda Team0.255
9ESPARGAROAleix41SPAAprilia Racing0.348
10MARINILuca10ITAMooney VR46 Racing Team0.399
11VINALESMaverick12SPAAprilia Racing0.410
12FERNANDEZRaul25SPARNF MotoGP Team0.416
13MARQUEZAlex73SPATeam Gresini Racing MotoGP0.492
14MILLERJack43AUSRed Bull KTM Factory Racing0.726
15QUARTARAROFabio20FRAMonster Energy Yamaha MotoGP0.772
16MORBIDELLIFranco21ITAMonster Energy Yamaha MotoGP0.802
17PIRROMichele51ITADucati Lenovo Team1.052
18NAKAGAMITakaaki30JPNLCR Honda1.070
19DI GIANNANTONIOFabio49ITATeam Gresini Racing MotoGP1.111
20OLIVEIRAMiguel88PORRNF MotoGP Team1.129
21FERNANDEZAugusto37SPATech3 GASGAS Factory Racing1.578
22MIRJoan36SPARepsol Honda Team2.178
23SAVADORILorenzo32ITAAprilia Racing Test Team2.397
24FOLGERJonas94GERTech3 GASGAS Factory Racing3.046

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