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MotoGP Malaysia: Battle Of The Satellite Hondas — Miller Leads Crutchlow
At the start of the session, Marc Marquez was diagnosed with a contracted gastroenteritis and would, therefore, sit out FP2.
Australian
Jack
Miller
topped
the
second
practice
for
the
Malaysian
Grand
Prix.
He
was
able
to
put
a
good
lap
on
a
drying
lap.
Marc
Marquez
was
quickest
in
first
practice
and
he
was
forced
to
miss
the
second
one
due
to
illness.
At the start of the session, Marc Marquez was diagnosed with a contracted gastroenteritis and would, therefore, sit out FP2. Marc is the fastest man of the day setting 2:01.210 lap time.
The second practice took place on the wet track, but eventually it was drying towards the end of the session. Miller posted a time of 2:08.872 top grab the top spot.
While most of the opted for wet tyres throughout the session, some riders including Miller chose slick tyres in the closing minutes of the session. Fellow satellite Honda rider Cal Crutchlow completed the session in second place.
The Avintia Ducati rider Loris Baz dominated the wet track on intermediates. Later the track was drying and the Frenchman was the fifth fastest. He was demoted by teammate Hector Barbera and satellite Yamaha rider Bradley Smith.
Top 6 was completed Pramac Ducati's Scott Redding followed by Ducati factory rider Andrea Dovizioso and Aprilia's Stefan Bradl.
The ninth and tenth position was claimed by Miller's teammate Tito Rabat and Repsol Honda's Hiroshi Aoyama respectively.
The factory Yamaha riders Valentino and Jorge Lorenzo finished the session 13th and 16th fastest, while Suzuki factory rider Maverick Vinales in 17th.