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2015 Mugello MotoGP FP1 Result: Dovizioso Leads Very Close Field

By David Emmett | Fri, 29/05/2015 - 08:49

Andrea Dovizioso has topped the first session of free practice for the MotoGP class. The Factory Ducati rider took advantage of the data collected during the test with the team had here just over two weeks ago, and was very quickly up to speed, being at or close to the top all session long. Only Jorge Lorenzo could break his hegemony, the Movistar Yamaha rider still on a roll from his last two races, and very quickly up to speed. Andrea Iannone was the 3rd quickest, putting in a fast lap at the end of the session, and producing a very close top three: just 0.047 seconds separate Iannone from Dovizioso.

Marc Marquez is another tenth of a second further back, the Repsol Honda rider experimenting with two different swingarms: the new one introduced at Le Mans after testing at Jerez, and the old one they started the season with. Yonny Hernandez took 5th spot, cleverly using a tow from Valentino Rossi to post a quick lap. Rossi himself ended the session in 6th, 0.432 behind Dovizioso, but a relatively good start for the Italian.

Scott Redding found some speed to grab 7th, the Marc VDS rider still chasing confidence in the feeling of his RC213V. Redding led another British rider, Monster Tech 3 man Bradley Smith, who ended the session ahead of his teammate Pol Espargaro. Less than half a second separates Espargaro in 9th from Dovizioso in 1st. Cal Crutchlow rounded out the top 10.

Results:

Pos No Rider Bike Time Diff Prev
1 4 Andrea Dovizioso Ducati 1'47.893    
2 99 Jorge Lorenzo Yamaha 1'47.926 0.033 0.033
3 29 Andrea Iannone Ducati 1'47.940 0.047 0.014
4 93 Marc Marquez Honda 1'48.028 0.135 0.088
5 68 Yonny Hernandez Ducati 1'48.304 0.411 0.276
6 46 Valentino Rossi Yamaha 1'48.325 0.432 0.021
7 45 Scott Redding Honda 1'48.340 0.447 0.015
8 38 Bradley Smith Yamaha 1'48.349 0.456 0.009
9 44 Pol Espargaro Yamaha 1'48.390 0.497 0.041
10 35 Cal Crutchlow Honda 1'48.459 0.566 0.069
11 26 Dani Pedrosa Honda 1'48.541 0.648 0.082
12 51 Michele Pirro Ducati 1'48.614 0.721 0.073
13 9 Danilo Petrucci Ducati 1'48.616 0.723 0.002
14 8 Hector Barbera Ducati 1'48.675 0.782 0.059
15 25 Maverick Viñales Suzuki 1'49.100 1.207 0.425
16 69 Nicky Hayden Honda 1'49.261 1.368 0.161
17 41 Aleix Espargaro Suzuki 1'49.478 1.585 0.217
18 17 Karel Abraham Honda 1'49.569 1.676 0.091
19 76 Loris Baz Yamaha Forward 1'49.661 1.768 0.092
20 50 Eugene Laverty Honda 1'49.815 1.922 0.154
21 43 Jack Miller Honda 1'49.855 1.962 0.040
22 19 Alvaro Bautista Aprilia 1'49.922 2.029 0.067
23 6 Stefan Bradl Yamaha Forward 1'49.976 2.083 0.054
24 63 Mike Di Meglio Ducati 1'50.477 2.584 0.501
25 15 Alex De Angelis ART 1'51.161 3.268 0.684
26 33 Marco Melandri Aprilia 1'52.516 4.623 1.355

 

2015
6
MotoGP
Mugello, Italy
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top laps are close but pace isn't

lynx
7 years 8 months ago
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The race pace setters are Dovizioso and Lorenzo. The others either lack any consistency or are just plain behind. It is still early though.

Also, Redding set his time chasing Smith in the final laps. At least he could do that though. Things may be looking up for him.

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Aprilia and seamless gearbox

digitalrurouni
7 years 8 months ago
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Would be curious if there is more information on Bautista and his thoughts if the Aprilia seamless gearbox is a step forward or not. I am a huge Aprilia fan. Proud owner of an RSV4 Factory APRC and all that :D

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