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March 17th, 2016, 11:40 AM
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Jorge Lorenzo has taken his pace from testing into the first full event of the season. The reigning world champion topped the timesheets early, and by the halfway mark had set a pace few could follow during his first long run. In the second half of the session, he dropped his time even further, stretching out his advantage to over a quarter of a second.
Valentino Rossi ended the session in second, the Movistar Yamaha rider chasing his teammate hard. Rossi sat in a group of riders including Maverick Viñales and Hector Barbera, lapping at speed and pushing for a fast lap at the end of the session. Rossi ended the session just ahead of the factory Ducati of Andrea Iannone, who was in turn just quicker than Hector Barbera. Barbera's pace on the Avintia Ducati GP14.2 was impressive, using Rossi as a target but never truly getting a tow from the nine-time world champion.
Rossi had done the same to Maverick Viñales, the Suzuki rider leading the group. Viñales pace was very solid, ending the session in fifth after a quick lap at the end of testing. The gap from Rossi in second to Viñales in fifth is small, just 0.14 seconds.
Race Details Round Number:
1
2016
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Jorge Lorenzo has taken his pace from testing into the first full event of the season. The reigning world champion topped the timesheets early, and by the halfway mark had set a pace few could follow during his first long run. In the second half of the session, he dropped his time even further, stretching out his advantage to over a quarter of a second.
Valentino Rossi ended the session in second, the Movistar Yamaha rider chasing his teammate hard. Rossi sat in a group of riders including Maverick Viñales and Hector Barbera, lapping at speed and pushing for a fast lap at the end of the session. Rossi ended the session just ahead of the factory Ducati of Andrea Iannone, who was in turn just quicker than Hector Barbera. Barbera's pace on the Avintia Ducati GP14.2 was impressive, using Rossi as a target but never truly getting a tow from the nine-time world champion.
Rossi had done the same to Maverick Viñales, the Suzuki rider leading the group. Viñales pace was very solid, ending the session in fifth after a quick lap at the end of testing. The gap from Rossi in second to Viñales in fifth is small, just 0.14 seconds.
Race Details Round Number:
1
2016
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