The second free practice session in the Dutch Grand Prix was beneficial for the Girona drivers Maverick Viñales and Albert Arenas, despite being marked by rain. The former climbed to seventh place in the time table in MotoGP, while the latter claimed a commendable third place in Moto2.
The Italian Pecco Bagnaia, the American Joe Roberts and the Spanish David Muñoz shared the spotlight in their respective categories yesterday during the first day of free practice at the TT Assen circuit, the scene of the Dutch Grand Prix of motorcycling. Bagnaia continues to try in MotoGP and, to prepare the way in the best possible way, dominated the first day (1: 33.274), although followed by the two benchmarks in the category: the Catalan Aleix Espargaró and the French Fabio Quartararo. However, the Granollers was fined for using a spoiler under the rocker of his Aprilia and was removed all the time. Therefore, everything will be played today in the second day of training.
After them, the two Suzuki riders, Alex Rins and Joan Mir, placed in the hypothetical second line, with Australian Jack Miller among them, with Rosver Maverick Viñales (1: 33.938), seventh. Up to tenth place, South African Brad Binder, Frenchman Johann Zarco and Italian Marco Bezzecchi.
The American Joe Roberts improved in parallel with the weather conditions and finished the leader of the first day of free practice of Moto2 with a time of 1: 37.393, while in Aron Canet the problems were conditioned. physicists by bleeding again through the nose during the session and being forced to stop for a few minutes and finish seventh. So, Roberts was accompanied by the driver Augusto Fernández, who continues his good run with an exceptional performance, and the Girona Albert Arenas (1: 37.569), who seems to be clearly taking the size of the category and his Kalex.
