The first day of the Styrian Grand Prix was almost full of surprises. On the dry morning track, a Honda in the hands of Nakagami blew the spotlight away from reigning world champion Joan Mir on Suzuki while third place went to the Aprilia of Aleix Espargaró. Not bad for a track considered a formality for the Ducati, ultimately barely finding themselves in the top 10…
A position all the less enviable as the two Yamaha Officials scheduled to suffer martyrdom were positioned just in front of the powerful GP21s. In the afternoon, a downpour surprised the protagonists but delighted Lorenzo Savadori on the RS-GP and which confirmed that he had quickly learned a route that he discovered.
As we can see, this return to school is, to say the least, astonishing in MotoGP and we look forward to what this Saturday has in store for us. Precisely, here are the timetables so as not to miss anything, knowing that both in Moto3 and Moto2, uncertainties are also part of the equation... Guessing the starting grids for the categories is now a challenge. We will also follow with curiosity the performances of Pedrosa and Crutchlow, hoping that all goes well for Olive tree, shaken by a violent fall during FP1, betrayed by absent traction control
MotoGP Styria J2: timetables
