MotoGP Practice Results | Aprilia lead Marquez in crash-filled session

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Fernandez led a bizarre day in Indonesia (Credit: Red Bull Content Pool)
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A crash-filled timed practice at the Indonesian Grand Prix was topped by Raul Fernandez ahead of Marco Bezzecchi and Jorge Martin.
The session got off to a delayed start due to a technical issue in Moto2, and then experienced around 10 yellow flag incidents.
Eventually, Fernandez mastered the conditions in a promising day for Aprilia. Championship leader Martin was happy with third, ahead of title rival Marc Marquez in fifth. Fernandez's 1'28.725 is also a new track record.

A difficult day for Marquez

Marquez looks like he may struggle for the podium, let alone a victory, but there was some good news for Ducati.
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Teammate Francesco Bagnaia finished 10th, heading straight through to Q2 for the first time since the Dutch Grand Prix.
However, the gap between Aprilia and the rest was vast, with Pedro Acosta, the quickest non-Aprilia-powered bike, in fourth on his KTM, but almost two-tenths behind Martin in third, and six tenths off Fernandez at the top.
Ai Ogura failed to make it a perfect day for Aprilia, with a crash leaving him in 13th, while there was some good news for Yamaha.
Fabio Quartararo put his second factory bike seventh despite a painful crash, and Alex Rins and Jack Miller only narrowly missed out on the top 10.
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MotoGP Full Results | Timed Practice at the Indonesian Grand Prix

Pos.NumRiderTime
125R. Fernandez1'28.725
272M. Bezzecchi+0.219
389J. Martin+0.481
437P. Acosta+0.669
593M. Marquez+0.701
649F. Di Giannantonio+0.705
720F. Quartararo+0.833
873A. Marquez+0.847
921F. Morbidelli+0.968
1063F. Bagnaia+1.061
Taking part in Q1
1142A. Rins+1.151
1243J. Miller+1.158
1379A. Ogura+1.229
1410L. Marini+1.312
1554F. Aldeguer+1.426
167T. Razgatlioglu+1.427
1733B. Binder+1.522
185J. Zarco+1.589
1911D. Moreira+1.676
2012M. Viñales+1.941
2123E. Bastianini+1.943
2241A. Espargaro+2.969

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