Moto2 | Malaysian GP Warm Up: Andrea Locatelli stands out on a wet track, Oliveira second
World championship leader Francesco Bagnaia finished fifteenth fastest
di Gianluca RizzoNovember 4, 2018
Moto2 GP Sepang Warm Up – Andrea Locatelli wins the Warm Up of the Malaysian Grand Prix, eighteenth stage of the 2018 MotoGP.
The ItalTrans team rider clocked 2:23.985, ahead of title contender Miguel Oliveira (KTM Ajo) and Luca Marini (Sky Racing Team VR46).
Fourth time for Augusto Fernandez (Hp Pons) who preceded Remy Gardner and Marcel Schrotter.
Seventh time for Jorge Navarro who under the checkered flag preceded Mattia Pasini and a master of mixed track conditions, Khairul Idham Pawi. Lorenzo Baldassarri (Hp Pons) completes the top ten.
World championship leader Francesco Bagnaia finished fifteenth fastest. The Turin driver suffered some problems with the rear wet tire during the session.
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