2015 Austin MotoGP WUP Result: Marquez Sufficiently Warm Now

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Results:

Pos. No. Rider Bike Time Diff. / Prev.
1 93 Marc MARQUEZ Honda 2'05.905  
2 35 Cal CRUTCHLOW Honda 2'06.237 0.332 / 0.332
3 68 Yonny HERNANDEZ Ducati 2'06.435 0.530 / 0.198
4 45 Scott REDDING Honda 2'06.652 0.747 / 0.217
5 44 Pol ESPARGARO Yamaha 2'06.695 0.790 / 0.043
6 38 Bradley SMITH Yamaha 2'06.785 0.880 / 0.090
7 25 Maverick VIÑALES Suzuki 2'06.984 1.079 / 0.199
8 99 Jorge LORENZO Yamaha 2'07.220 1.315 / 0.236
9 7 Hiroshi AOYAMA Honda 2'07.291 1.386 / 0.071
10 46 Valentino ROSSI Yamaha 2'07.357 1.452 / 0.066
11 43 Jack MILLER Honda 2'07.421 1.516 / 0.064
12 63 Mike DI MEGLIO Ducati 2'07.713 1.808 / 0.292
13 41 Aleix ESPARGARO Suzuki 2'07.756 1.851 / 0.043
14 9 Danilo PETRUCCI Ducati 2'08.382 2.477 / 0.626
15 19 Alvaro BAUTISTA Aprilia 2'08.646 2.741 / 0.264
16 76 Loris BAZ Yamaha Forward 2'08.698 2.793 / 0.052
17 69 Nicky HAYDEN Honda 2'08.890 2.985 / 0.192
18 17 Karel ABRAHAM Honda 2'09.002 3.097 / 0.112
19 15 Alex DE ANGELIS ART 2'10.070 4.165 / 1.068
20 6 Stefan BRADL Yamaha Forward 2'10.220 4.315 / 0.150
21 33 Marco MELANDRI Aprilia 2'10.377 4.472 / 0.157
22 50 Eugene LAVERTY Honda 2'10.514 4.609 / 0.137
23 8 Hector BARBERA Ducati 2'10.620 4.715 / 0.106
24 29 Andrea IANNONE Ducati 2'11.482 5.577 / 0.862
25 4 Andrea DOVIZIOSO Ducati 2'16.358 10.453 / 4.876

 

Round Number: 
2
2015
MotoGP
Austin, Texas
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MSS 58 replied on
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Doesn't look good on weather.com. Storms through morning and likey rain for race.

Athorn replied on

I'm trying to follow the weather on line, but the forecast keeps changing drastically. At this moment, it's looking like it may rain during the Moto2 session and stop as the MotoGP start time approaches. Is that the consensus on the ground? Are any "flag to flag" whispers starting around the paddock?

Marquez has pushed the envelope in the past and stayed out past the time when changing conditions warranted a bike swap (Aragon 2014, for example). I didn't think this weekend could much more exciting after QP, but the need to swap bikes mid-race could really create some drama.