Louis Rossi Leads FIM Moto3 Practice Times Friday In Spain

Louis Rossi Leads FIM Moto3 Practice Times Friday In Spain

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FIM Moto3 World Championship Catalunya, Spain June 1, 2012 Free Practice Two Results: 1. Louis ROSSI, France (FTR HONDA), 1:52.624 2. Maverick VIÑALES, Spain (FTR HONDA), 1:52.774 3. Sandro CORTESE, Germany (Ajo KTM), 1:52.908 4. Miguel OLIVEIRA, Portugal (SUTER HONDA), 1:53.584 5. Danny KENT, UK (Ajo KTM), 1:53.616 6. Romano FENATI, Italy (FTR HONDA), 1:53.665 7. Hector FAUBEL, Spain (KALEX KTM), 1:53.766 8. Zulfahmi KHAIRUDDIN, Malaysia (Ajo KTM), 1:53.837 9. Luis SALOM, Spain (KALEX KTM), 1:54.079 10. Alexis MASBOU, France (HONDA), 1:54.162 More, from a press release issued by Dorna Communications: Racing Team Germany’s Louis Rossi started the Gran Premi Aperol de Catalunya in style as he set the fastest time of the Moto3™ field on the first day of practice ahead of Blusens Avintia’s Maverick Viñales. Le Mans race winner Rossi set the quickest time of the combined timesheets in the second practice session of the day with a lap of 1.52’624, ousting local favourite Viñales, who was just over one tenth behind. Red Bull KTM Ajo’s Sandro Cortese was marginally behind in third, giving spectators hope of a close battle on Sunday. Estrella Galicia 0,0’s Miguel Oliveira set the fourth fastest time over half a second behind Cortese. The Portuguese rider has been in good form all day, as he looks to kick start his season after not finishing the last three races. In fifth, Cortese’s teammate Danny Kent was starting to show some of his pre-season form, as he looks to emulate his championship-leading counterpart. Sixth place is occupied by Team Italia FMI’s Romano Fenati, who, like Oliveira, will be aiming to put two unsuccessful previous rounds behind him. Bankia Aspar’s Hector Faubel will be looking to put in a good showing in front of his home crowd, as he put his machine in seventh, and is followed by AirAsia-SIC-Ajo’s Zulfahmi Khairuddin in eighth place. Ninth went to JHK T-Shirt Laglisse’s Efrén Vázquez, who was the only top ten rider to set his best time in the morning session. RW Racing GP’s Luis Salom completes the top ten. The only crasher of the day was Italian youngster Luigi Morciano, who high-sided himself of his Ioda Team Italia bike, with Technomag-CIP-TSR’s Kenta Fujii doing very well to avoid the crash. Morciano walked away from the crash unscathed.

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