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11.59 Andrea Dovizioso does not go beyond the 14th place at 1.030, Valentino Rossi 20th at 1.942.

11.59 MORBIDELLIIIIIIIIIII! Excellent third at 0.290.

11.58 Joan Mir climbs to third place with 0.341 of margin.

11.57 Fabio Quartararo returns to shine! Best time in 1: 40.877 with 43 thousandths of advantage over Bradl.

11.54 Franco Morbidelli third with the pair of medium tires at 0.140 from Bradl.

11.53 Sumptuous call from Stefan Bradl on Honda: best time in 1: 41.235, he has the best of Miguel Oliveira by just 23 thousandths.

11.50 RANKING OF TIMES. 30 minutes to go before the checkered flag.

11.49 Morbidelli is back on track with the medium pair, Valentino Rossi still stationary.

11.47 Miguel Oliveira is really unleashed on the home circuit: first place in 1: 41.258, 0.169 ahead of Vinales and 0.182 over Milles.

11.44 Morbidelli and Valentino Rossi are still in the pits, as Dovizioso slipped to 18th place.

11.43 Joan Mir enters second place just 90 thousandths from Vinales, immediately ahead of Miller and Oliveira.

11.42 Red helmets for Quartararo and Mir.

11.41 Joan Mir gets back to third position at 0.168 from Vinales, Quartararo fifth at 0.294. The top eight are all on soft-hard tires.

11.40 Valentino Rossi stops in the pits again, he seems no longer at ease.

11.37 Slight leap forward by Valentino Rossi: 17th at 1.392.

11.36 Fabio Quartararo improves and climbs to sixth position at 0.502 from Quartararo. Morbidelli seventh at 0.556.

11.35 Valentino Rossi and Andrea Dovizioso are back on track with soft on the front and medium on the rear.

11.34 Roar of Maverick Vinales! First place with a time of 1: 41.427, 0.157 better than Jack Miller.

11.33 For the moment, the choice of soft rubber at the front and hard at the rear is the best, the first five have used it. Only Franco Morbidelli is close with the soft pair.

11.32 Now only Vinales, Nakagami and Morbidelli are on the track.

11.30 Maverick Vinales improves a lot in the last sector and closes 0.119 behind Jack Miller, same gap as Oliveira (he is third).

11.31 Spectacular inclusion of Takaaki Nakagami on Honda: third at 0.191, the Japanese rider also rides soft-hard.

11.31 Another improvement by Franco Morbidelli! Fifth at 0.399 from Miller.

11.30 It should be noted that the first four riders (Miller, Oliveira, Marquez, Vinales) used soft rubber on the front and hard on the rear.

11.29 Maverick Vinales enters fourth place at 0.295 from the leader.

11.28 Nice leap forward by Franco Morbidelli with the pair of soft tires: sixth at 0.518 from Miller.

11.25 Valentino Rossi slipped to twentieth position at 1,798, he is standing in the pits. Dovizioso 16th at 1.308.

11.25 Fabio Quartararo goes back to ninth place, immediately ahead of Vinales and Morbidelli: the three Yamahas are behind by 9 tenths.

11.24 Jack Miller signs the best time: 1: 41.584, manages to precede Miguel Oliveira by 0.119. Rins third at 0.407, Aleix Espargarò fantastic fourth at 0.479.

11.22 Franco Morbidelli improves and climbs back to eighth place at 0.842 ahead of Vinales and Quartararo. Valentino Rossi 16th, returned to the pits.

11.21 Miguel Oliveira is exalting himself on the home track: 1: 41.703 for the KTM driver, Jack Miller second at 0.172, Rins third at 0.288. Mir fifth at 0.749 behind Alex Marquez.

11.20 Now the Italians are behind: Morbidelli 13th, Rossi 14th, Dovizioso eighth.

11.19 Continuous improvements on the track. Alex Rins signs the best time in 1: 41.991, 0.421 ahead of Alex Marquez and 0.506 over Miguel Oliveira. Joan Mir fourth at 0.631, immediately ahead of Quartararo.

11.18 Miguel Oliveira takes back first place in 1: 42.947, preceding Joan Mir and Alex Marquez.

11.16 Franco Morbidelli excellent fourth at 0.731, ahead of Valentino Rossi (fifth at 0.908) and Andrea Dovizioso (sixth at 0.957). Vinales 11th ahead of Quartararo.

11.15 Joan Mir improves and scores 1: 43.169, has a 0.244 advantage over the host Miguel Oliveira and 0.315 over his teammate Alex Rins.

11.14 The first timed lap rewards Joan Mir in 1: 44.794, he has 0.507 ahead of Alex Rins and 0.688 over Lorenzo Savadori.

11.12 The riders have chosen the soft at the front, but at the rear there are different interpretations: soft for Morbidelli, medium for Dovizioso, Petrucci, Rossi, hard for Vinales, Quartararo and Mir.

11.11 Everyone on the track immediately.

11.10 GREEN TRAFFIC LIGHT. Free practice 1 of the 2020 Portuguese GP begins.

11.06 The pilots are now ready to start FP1, all on track in four minutes.

11.04 Perfect weather conditions in Portimao, ideal for competing in these free practices.

11.02 Free practice 1 of Moto3 has just ended with Masià in front of Fenati.

11.00 Ten minutes at the start of free practice.

10.58 Last race for Andrea Dovizioso, who will leave Ducati at the end of this season.

10.56 Valentino Rossi will be on track and will try to find a smile after the worst season of the last 25 years.

10.54 The MotoGP officially lands here for the first time in history and this is the reason that led to an increase in the duration of free practice.

10.52 This track is extremely demanding, full of ups and downs and equipped with a long straight: a real rollercoaster.

10.50 Duel between Suzuki and Ducati for the constructors’ championship: whoever arrives in front on Sunday will be World Champion.

10.48 Franco Morbidelli must defend the second position in the general classification from the attacks of Alex Rins and Fabio Quartararo.

10.46 This is the last race of the season, we arrive in Lusitanian land with the main verdicts already defined. Joan Mir is World Champion.

10.44 Drivers will have 70 minutes of time at their disposal against the traditional 45: 25 minutes more to get to know a new track for everyone.

10.42 It starts at 11.10, it runs on the Portimao circuit.

10.40 Hello and welcome to LIVE LIVE for free practice 1 of the 2020 Portuguese GP, the last stage of the MotoGP World Championship.

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How to see free practice on TV

Hello and welcome back to LIVE LIVE of the free practice of the GP of Portugal, the last round of the 2020 MotoGP World Championship. The two-wheeled Circus is close to bringing the curtain down in Portimao, a new venue for drivers and teams. Precisely to allow the riders to steal the secrets of the Lusitanian track, the practice shifts will have a longer duration just to give way to the asphalt pioneers to enjoy a less hasty and more accurate learning. FP1 and FP2 will in fact last longer than usual, that is to say 80 minutes per shift.

In the premier class, in fact, everything is already decided. The Spanish Joan Mir of Suzuki has already celebrated the world title in Valencia, but six riders can still fight for second place in the championship in the last race of the year and among these Franco Morbidelli (currently in the square of honor) has a good chance. The “Morbido” in fact wants to confirm himself up to the situation after the victory in Valencia, the third of the season for him, also to send a clear message to Yamaha and reaffirm the concept of a rider in whom to strongly believe and on which to bet ahead of next year.

It will be a special weekend for Valentino Rossi and Andrea Dovizioso. The “Doctor”, protagonist for various reasons of a disastrous championship, will greet the Yamaha Factory Team to marry in 2021 in Team Petronas right next to Morbidelli. Valentino will therefore want to leave a good memory of himself, like Dovizioso. The rider from Forlì is at the last “performance” with the Ducati colors. As is well known, he will not be there next year and therefore there is no lack of motivation for him to express 100% of his possibilities on the Portuguese track.

OA Sport offers you the LIVE LIVE of the free practice of the GP of Portugal, last round of the 2020 MotoGP World Championship: news in real time and constant updates. FP1 will start at 11.10 Italian time, while FP2 is scheduled for 15.00 Italian time. Today the sessions will last 70 minutes to allow the drivers to learn the secrets of this new track. Good fun!

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