It was at 8:20 a.m. instead of the usual 9 a.m. that the warm-up began this Sunday due to the presence of a MotoE race this Sunday morning. The day before Tatsuki Suzuki of the Squadra Corse SIC58 won a magnificent pole position on the Misano Marco Simoncelli circuit at the “GP di San Marino e della Riviera di Rimini”, where Aron Canet (Sterilgarda Max Racing Team) ranked second ahead Tony Arbolino (Snipers VNE) on the first line.
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Misano Moto3™ |
2018 |
2019 |
| FP1 |
1'43.526 Jakub Kornfeil |
1'42.824 Albert Arenas |
| FP2 |
1'42.324 Jorge Martin |
1'43.017 Albert Arenas |
| FP3 |
1'51.364 Nicolò Bulega |
1'42.127 Gabriel Rodrigo |
| Q1 |
XXX |
1'43.161 Niccolò Antonelli |
| Q2 |
1'41.823 Jorge Martin |
1'42.844 Tatsuki Suzuki |
| warm up |
1'42.516 Arón Canet |
1'43.205 Kaito Toba |
| Course |
Dalla Porta, Martin, Di Giannantonio |
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| All time lap record |
1'41.823 Jorge Martin (2018) |
We found on the second line Jaume Masia (WWR), Celestine Vietti (Sky Racing Team VR47) and Niccolo Antonelli (SIC58 Squadra Corsica). Appeared on the third Lorenzo Dalla Porta (Leopard Racing), Albert Arenas (Sama Qatar Angel Nieto Team) and Marcos Ramirez (Leopard Racing).
Green light for # Moto3 warm-up! 🚦
This is the last chance for any set-up tweaks before today's race! 🔧#SanMarinoGP 🇸🇲 pic.twitter.com/n3UhID7rDj
- MotoGP @ 🏁 (@MotoGP) September 15, 2019
There was also a fall on the first day for a Öncü, but this time it's the twin brother Sea Defence who replaced Dog, who was sidelined by a broken collarbone during his crash in FP1.
As the pilots set off, the track was 18° for air and 17° for track. Sergio Garcia and his teammate Lopez, from the Estrella Galicia 0,0 team, were the first to set off. Romano Fenati was withdrawn due to his fractured scaphoid during Q1.
At the start of the session, the fastest initially was Sasaki in 1'43.438, but Arbolino improved to 1'43.438. They then preceded Arenas, Toba, McPhee and Dalla Porta.
Then the leader of the provisional World Championship ranking Lorenzo Dalla Porta took the lead in 1'43.367 before John McPhee dislodged him in 1'43.319.
Arenas improved to 1'43.216, ahead of Arbolino and McPhee. Then Toba took command in 1'43.205. Meikon Kawakami, driver entered as a wildcard, fell at the end of the session without seriousness in Turn 10.
Top spot for @KaitoToba in warm-up! 🔝
The @honda_team_asia rider edges out @AlbertArenas75 and @dallap48 with the top ten covered by just three tenths of a second! ⏱️#SanMarinoGP 🇸🇲 pic.twitter.com/gEYdKdSixs
- MotoGP @ 🏁 (@MotoGP) September 15, 2019
Under the checkered flag, Toba retained the advantage ahead of Arenas, Dalla Porta, Arbolino, Sasaki and McPhee.
Warmup results:
Reference times:
Test record: 1'41.823 by Jorge Martin (Honda “Del Conca Gresini Moto3”) in 2018
Lap record: 1'42.381 by Gabriel Rodrigo (KTM “RBA BOE Skull Rider”) in 2018
Provisional ranking of the World Championship:
1 Lorenzo DALLA PORTA–Honda 171 points
2 Arón CANET–KTM 157
3 Tony ARBOLINO–Honda 133
4 Niccolò ANTONELLI–Honda 118
5 Marcos RAMÍREZ–Honda 114
6 John MCPHEE–Honda 93
7 Celestino VIETTI–KTM 88
8 Jaume MASIÁ–KTM 83
9 Romano FENATI–Honda 67
10 Jakub KORNFEIL–KTM 67
11 Ai OGURA–Honda 66
12 Dennis FOGGIA–KTM 54
13 Kaito TOBA–Honda 51
14 Tatsuki SUZUKI-Honda 50
15 Gabriel RODRIGO–Honda 50
16 Andrea MIGNO–KTM 49
17 Ayumu SASAKI–Honda 47
18 Raul FERNÁNDEZ–KTM 45
19 Darryn BINDER–KTM 44
20 Albert ARENAS–KTM 35
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