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10.47 Our live broadcast stops here for the moment, but we give you an appointment before 13.30 for FP4!
10.46 Appointment now set at 13.30 for the fourth free practice session and to follow for qualifying.
10.44 The Italians Bezzecchi (12th), Di Giannantonio (13th), Bastianini (18th), Dovizioso (19th) and Morbidelli (22nd) will have to pass from Q1. Out of the top 10 among the big Alex Rins, penalized by a post-crash wrist problem in Barcelona.
10.41 No one improves at the last attempt. Bagnaia thus closes the FP3 with the best time of 1’19 ″ 765 ahead of Aleix Espargarò and the Ducati of Miller, Zarco and Martin. In Q2 also Quartararo, Mir, Marini (thanks to yesterday’s weather), Nakagami and Vinales.
10.40 Nakagami also falls in turn 1. Last lap for everyone!
10.39 Aleix Espargarò brings Aprilia to second position, 64 thousandths from Bagnaia’s best time. Meanwhile, the fall of Alex Marquez, with yellow flags attached.
10.37 Ducati hat-trick !! Miller enters behind Bagnaia and ahead of Martin with a remarkable 1’19 ″ 873, but soon the response of all the others will arrive.
10.36 Enea Bastianini still out of the top 10, called to recover from 15th position in the last five minutes to enter Q2.
10.34 Great improvement by Joan Mir, who passes to fifth position at 333 thousandths from the top. Suzuki’s performance could be enough for Q2 …
10.32 The qualifying simulation begins: Bagnaia pulls down a few more cents and signs a fantastic 1’19 ″ 765 trimming 204 thousandths to Martin and 242 thousandths to Aleix Espargarò.
10.31 Quartararo strikes a shot and jumps to provisional third position in 1’20 ″ 038, but the response from Ducati arrives! One-two signed by Bagnaia and Martin, both under 1’20 “!
10.29 Aleix Espargarò improves further by a few thousandths but fails to break down the 1’20 wall. In the meantime, an excellent step forward for Oliveira, 6th with the KTM.
10.27 Super Aprilia !! Aleix Espargarò flies in 1’20 ″ 013 and gets ahead of everyone with the new track record! 8th Vinales in 1’20 ″ 3.
10.25 First time-attack of the session for Joan Mir, who files a few thousandths and regains the tenth position in the combined to the detriment of Oliveira. However, the Spaniard’s time is not yet enough to secure access to Q2.
10.23 Meanwhile Quartararo’s long-run continues, lapping in 1’21 ″ 2 with used hard-medium tires (almost 20 laps).
10.20 Nothing done for Vinales, who returned to the pits after two slow laps. The real rain of time-attacks by all the MotoGP riders should begin shortly.
10.19 Time-attack also for Oliveira (2nd last year in the German GP), who barely enters the top 10 of the combined with the KTM in 1’20 ″ 554. Joan Mir goes down to 11th place, out of Q2.
10.17 Vinales anticipates the times and mounts the new soft tire on the front for the first time-attack attempt 23 minutes from the end of the session.
10.14 Pending the time-attacks, below is the list of the top 10 in the combined: Bagnaia, Marini, Miller, A.Espargarò, Zarco, Martin, Quartararo, Vinales, Di Giannantonio and Mir (10th in 1’20 ″ 574 ). 13th Bastianini in 1’20 ″ 747.
10.12 At the moment the only ones able to improve this morning compared to yesterday were Miguel Oliveira (passed from 17th to 14th) and Andrea Dovizioso (stable in 23rd place).
10.10 From now on we will only refer to the combined classification of free practice, which will establish the 10 drivers automatically qualified in Q2.
10.08 Many drivers returned to the pits to conclude the first run of the day. There are just over 30 minutes left until the end of FP3.
10.07 Quartararo becomes the fifth man capable of shooting today under the 1’21 “wall, but yesterday’s times are still quite far away.
10.05 UPDATED RANKING OF FP3 TIMES:
1 |
63 |
F. BAGNAIA |
1:20.690 |
2 |
88 |
M. OLIVEIRA |
+0.064 |
3 |
43 |
J. MILLER |
+0.151 |
4 |
41 |
A. ASPARAGUS |
+0.211 |
5 |
20 |
F. QUARTARARO |
+0.341 |
6 |
72 |
M. BEZZECCHI |
+0.422 |
7 |
5 |
J.ZARCO |
+0.488 |
8 |
10 |
L. MARINI |
+0.600 |
9 |
89 |
J. MARTIN |
+0.679 |
10 |
36 |
J.MIR |
+0.769 |
10.04 Quartararo begins to pick up pace and climbs to fifth place in FP3 in 1’21 ″ 0, 341 thousandths from Bagnaia’s time.
10.03 Fall of Bezzecchi in turn 12! Too bad for the Mooney VR46 Team from Romagna, who still has the opportunity to return to the pits and restart with the second bike.
10.01 In the meantime Miller stopped immediately in the pits and returned to the track with a double medium tire. Oliveira is the first to lap today in 1’20 “, but shortly after Bagnaia takes the lead in the session in 1’20” 690.
9.59 Marini is the fastest in the first lap of the session in 1’21 ″ 619 ahead of Bagnaia, Morbidelli, Di Giannantonio and Bezzecchi. Obviously still quite slow times.
9.57 Immediately double soft rubber for Miller, while the majority of riders opt for a medium pair. There are also some hard tires on the front, mounted for example by the two Aprilia, Mir, Morbidelli and the official KTMs.
9.55 GREEN LIGHT!!! The 45 minutes of FP3 begin, with much higher temperatures (about 10 ° C) than yesterday morning.
9.53 Another two minutes of waiting and then it will be time to get on track also for the top class drivers at Sachsenring.
9.50 We remember the general classification of the 2022 MotoGP World Championship after nine races:
1. Fabio Quartararo (Yamaha) 147
2. Aleix Espargaro (Aprilia) 125
3. Enea Bastianini (Ducati) 94
4. Johann Zarco (Ducati) 91
5. Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati) 81
6. Brad Binder (KTM) 73
7. Alex Rins (Suzuki) 69
8. Joan Mir (Suzuki) 69
9. Jack Miller (Ducati) 65
9.47 Now here we are, at 9.55 the green light will turn on for the start of the last 45 minutes valid for direct qualification in Q2.
9.43 First part of the session which will be reserved as usual for long-runs, pending the real simulation of race pace scheduled later during FP4.
9.39 However, we also find Enea Bastianini in difficulty. The rider from Romagna is struggling to find the right place and being out of Q2 at the moment certainly doesn’t help.
9.35 Not an easy situation for Fabio Quartararo, only seventh at the end of day-1 with his Yamaha. The championship leader, especially in the simulations on race pace with hard tires, showed a pace that was not up to the speed of his fastest rivals and this could represent a significant handicap.
9.31 On the first day, a great performance by the Ducatis and Francesco Bagnaia. The Piedmontese seemed to have a great feeling with his GP22, easily finding the limit and impressing with the consistency of performance. The fact that three Reds finished in the first three positions highlights how the Borgo Panigale bike was unusually performing on this circuit.
9.27 Below is the combined classification after free practice Friday in Germany:
1 63 F.BAGNAIA ITA Ducati Lenovo Team DUCATI 1’21.494 16 1’20.018 22
2 10 L.MARINI ITA Mooney VR46 Racing Team DUCATI 1’21.671 19 1’20.133 19 0.115 0.115
3 43 J.MILLER AUS Ducati Lenovo Team DUCATI 1’21.479 11 1’20.211 17 0.193 0.078
4 41 A.SPARGARO SPA Aprilia Racing APRILIA 1’21.665 6 1’20.219 19 0.201 0.008
5 5 J.ZARCO FRA First Pramac Racing DUCATI 1’21.655 6 1’20.264 26 0.246 0.045
6 89 J.MARTIN SPA Prima Pramac Racing DUCATI 1’21.735 12 1’20.275 20 0.257 0.011
7 20 F.QUARTARARO FRA Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP YAMAHA 1’21.557 11 1’20.399 22 0.381 0.124
8 12 M.VIÑALES SPA Aprilia Racing APRILIA 1’21.813 9 1’20.478 20 0.460 0.079
9 49 F.DI GIANNANTONIO ITA Gresini Racing MotoGP DUCATI 1’22.152 16 1’20.545 16 0.527 0.067
10 36 J.MIR SPA Team SUZUKI ECSTAR SUZUKI 1’21.845 8 1’20.574 22 0.556 0.029
11 42 A.RINS SPA Team SUZUKI ECSTAR SUZUKI 1’22.251 11 1’20.591 18 0.573 0.017
12 30 T. NAKAGAMI JPN LCR Honda IDEMITSU HONDA 1’21.660 6 1’20.616 22 0.598 0.025
13 23 E.BASTIANINI ITA Gresini Racing MotoGP DUCATI 1’22.057 11 1’20.747 18 0.729 0.131
14 44 P.ESPARGARO SPA Repsol Honda Team HONDA 1’21.822 12 1’20.816 18 0.798 0.069
15 21 F.MORBIDELLI ITA Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP YAMAHA 1’21.939 9 1’20.856 19 0.838 0.040
16 72 M.BEZZECCHI ITA Mooney VR46 Racing Team DUCATI 1’22.475 12 1’20.866 20 0.848 0.010
17 88 M.OLIVEIRA POR Red Bull KTM Factory Racing KTM 1’22.237 7 1’20.915 22 0.897 0.049
18 73 A.MARQUEZ SPA LCR Honda CASTROL HONDA 1’21.772 22 1’21.053 23 1.035 0.138
19 40 D.BINDER RSA WithU Yamaha RNF MotoGP Team YAMAHA 1’22.996 24 1’21.113 21 1.095 0.060
20 6 S.BRADL GER Repsol Honda Team HONDA 1’22.654 7 1’21.117 22 1.099 0.004
21 33 B.BINDER RSA Red Bull KTM Factory Racing KTM 1’21.944 6 1’21.268 19 1.250 0.151
22 87 R.GARDNER AUS Tech3 KTM Factory Racing KTM 1’22.598 8 1’21.303 20 1.285 0.035
23 4 A.DOVIZIOSO ITA WithU Yamaha RNF MotoGP Team YAMAHA 1’21.730 16 1’21.776 5 1.712 0.427
24 25 R.FERNANDEZ SPA Tech3 KTM Factory Racing KTM 1’22.807 16 1’21.820 19 1.802 0.090
9.23 First key moment of the weekend in sight therefore for the MotoGP, with many competitive Ducatis chasing the top 10 and a Fabio Quartararo called to rise with blows to get ready for qualifying.
9.19 At the Sachsenring a fiery FP3 is expected to snatch one of the 10 passes available to enter Q2 directly. The cool temperatures of the Teutonic morning should in fact allow everyone to improve compared to yesterday.
9.15 Hello friends of OA Sport and welcome to the live broadcast of the third free practice session of the 2022 German Grand Prix, the tenth round of the MotoGP World Championship.
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Hello and welcome back to LIVE LIVE from free practice 3 of the German GP, tenth round of the 2022 MotoGP World Championship. On the complicated Sachsenring track we will see a very tight session in which the cents will make the difference.
On the first day, a great performance by Ducati e you Francesco Bagnaia. The Piedmontese seemed to have a great feeling with his GP22, easily finding the limit and impressing with the consistency of performance. The fact that three Reds finished in the first three positions highlights how the Borgo Panigale bike was unusually performing on this circuit.
Not an easy situation for fabio quartararo, only seventh at the end of day-1. The championship leader, especially in the simulations on race pace with hard tires, showed a pace that was not up to the speed of his fastest rivals and this could represent a significant handicap. In difficulty, however, we also find Enea Bastianini. The rider from Romagna is struggling to find the right place and being out of Q2 at the moment certainly doesn’t help.
OA Sport offers you the LIVE LIVE from free practice 3 of the German GP, tenth round of the 2022 MotoGP World Championship: news in real time and constant updates. It starts at 09.55, while the FP4 from 13.30 will precede the qualifying which will start from 14.10. Good fun!
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