Italian Grand Prix Mugello MotoGP Q.1: Miller dominates Vinales

26° in the air and 48° on the track, these are the temperatures for a repechage session composed in particular of Pedrosa, the same one who is just recovering from falls suffered a few minutes earlier during FP4. However, he will have to go back into battle and honor his status as an official pilot... Like a Vinales second on Friday to find themselves in Q.1 on Saturday afternoon. This Yamaha is definitely very versatile!

While awaiting the result of this preliminary session for the grand final for the best positions on the starting grid, here is a summary of the facts in table. Reminder: there will only be two who will be able to continue their pre-Italian Grand Prix day.

 

Mugello MotoGP™	2017	2018
FP1	1'47.394 Andrea Dovizioso (See here)	1'47.253 Andrea Iannone (See here)
FP2	1'47.365 Cal Crutchlow (See here)	1'46.735 Andrea Iannone (See here)
FP3	1'46.543 Valentino Rossi (See here)	1'46.439 marc marquezSee here)
FP4	1'47.690 Johann Zarco (See here)	1'47.548 Andrea Iannone
Qualification 1	1'47.058 Johann Zarco (See here)
Qualification 2	1'46.575 Maverick Vinales (See here)
Warm Up	1'47.345 Maverick Vinales (See here)
Course	Dovizioso, Vinales, Petrucci (See here)
All time lap record	1'46.489 Andrea Iannone 2015

Exercise favorites also include Jack Miller who, like Vinales, thought he had done the hardest part on Friday. Scott Redding starts with a straight straight at turn 1. The Yamaha official sets the first benchmark in 1'47.105. Rabat follows by just over a tenth. Vinales drives the point home in 1'46.815. Pedrosa is a modest ninth and Miller third. That's it for the first salvo.

The second has final explanatory value. It should be noted that the two Aprilias are currently out of the picture. Miller slams a 1'46.771 which pushes Vinales in the danger zone. He will still escape while Rabat is the first disappointed. Syharin will start fourteenth and Pedrosa definitely twentieth…

Italian Grand Prix Mugello MotoGP Q.1: Chronos