2022 Misano MotoGP FP2 Result: Bastianini Leads Ducati Whitewash

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Pecco Bagnaia had a crash toward the end of the session, but got back on the bike and ended the session in third.

Results:

Pos No. Rider Bike Time Diff Prev
1 23 Enea Bastianini Ducati 1:31.517    
2 63 Francesco Bagnaia Ducati 1:31.631 0.114 0.114
3 43 Jack Miller Ducati 1:31.702 0.185 0.071
4 5 Johann Zarco Ducati 1:31.837 0.320 0.135
5 20 Fabio Quartararo Yamaha 1:31.843 0.326 0.006
6 12 Maverick Viñales Aprilia 1:31.882 0.365 0.039
7 41 Aleix Espargaro Aprilia 1:31.929 0.412 0.047
8 89 Jorge Martin Ducati 1:32.166 0.649 0.237
9 72 Marco Bezzecchi Ducati 1:32.191 0.674 0.025
10 21 Franco Morbidelli Yamaha 1:32.242 0.725 0.051
11 44 Pol Espargaro Honda 1:32.301 0.784 0.059
12 88 Miguel Oliveira KTM 1:32.330 0.813 0.029
13 33 Brad Binder KTM 1:32.358 0.841 0.028
14 42 Alex Rins Suzuki 1:32.365 0.848 0.007
15 73 Alex Marquez Honda 1:32.418 0.901 0.053
16 30 Takaaki Nakagami Honda 1:32.566 1.049 0.148
17 49 Fabio Di Giannantonio Ducati 1:32.656 1.139 0.090
18 51 Michele Pirro Ducati 1:32.673 1.156 0.017
19 10 Luca Marini Ducati 1:32.749 1.232 0.076
20 4 Andrea Dovizioso Yamaha 1:32.894 1.377 0.145
21 6 Stefan Bradl Honda 1:32.978 1.461 0.084
22 25 Raul Fernandez KTM 1:33.200 1.683 0.222
23 87 Remy Gardner KTM 1:33.559 2.042 0.359
24 40 Darryn Binder Yamaha 1:33.608 2.091 0.049
25 92 Kazuki Watanabe Suzuki 1:36.019 4.502 2.411
Round Number: 
14
2022
MotoGP
Misano, Italy
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richtea replied on
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16 riders paired on the same bike out of 25 total. What are the chances of that?

I guess 9 Dukes skew the odds somewhat, but even they're all tidily bunched together.

Looking forward to the statisticians amongst us giving the odds.

 

Motoshrink replied on
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I'm preoccupied w the Test Tues/Weds, a BUNCH is going on.

It is a very good thing for Yamaha having Crutchlow racing from here on out - no better way to develop. He is a workhorse. 

Look out for a happy, healthy fast Marc. He's back. 

Bastiannini Sunday? Great odds!

Cheers

larryt4114 replied on
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Really not much point in him racing, is there? Bradl was saying yesterday that you could test or race, but not both at the same time.

WaveyD1974 replied on
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Bradl is in the same position. If he takes Marc's place, he has to use Marc's bike and engine. All allocations transfer to Bradl for the duration of the substitution. Crutchlow will take Dovi's place for the rest of the season, engines go to Crutchlow. I'm pretty sure the aero too.

Apical replied on
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Yeah Shrink, the races on Sunday will be fun, but the test, hmm. The Marc will ride again. I predict the test will be announced to be a success for MM93. Marc will want to ride and race at Aragon. It's anti-clockwise, a left leaning circuito. I am feeling Marc will race at Motorland Aragon in two weeks time and then decide his next moves. May not want to do the flyaways.

Honda will certainly want their star rider at Motegi after no MotoGp there for quite some time. If he goes all the way to Japan he may as well ride. Then race.

M.Marquez, I think would love to ride Philip Island again after not racing in Oz since 2019. Well I imagine every racer would love P.I. perhaps I'm biased? D999 would like Marc to be there to.

The Test, Aragon and then Valencia might be more likely. Wheel see.

Apical replied on
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Yes I agree GSP. If he comes back he will probably want to continue racing. When you love racing it is tough to miss a race.

Hanging around in airports waiting is a whole other thing & not much fun. Even VIP lounges, with good coffee.

If Marc is fit enough and feels good after the test, who knows. I imagine he would race at Valencia at least before the end of the season. Anti-clockwise and at home in Spain. Interested to see what does happen. Get the "Jaws" music cued up.