MotoGP Sachsenring, Free Practice 2: Bradl is the fastest, there is "fear" for Lorenzo's collarbone

The second free practice session of the MotoGP class at the Sachsenring was very eventful. There were "straights" and falls, including the one we told you about in the previous news about Jorge Lorenzo. The reigning Yamaha champion fell after a bad high-side, hitting the collarbone operated on after the crash in Assen. It is currently still under observation, we will keep you updated.

Arriving at the ranking, however, we find home idol Stefan Bradl in the lead, riding the Honda RC213V. The Team LCR rider went really fast, stopping the clock at a time of 1:22.030.

Behind him, just over two tenths behind, is world championship leader Dani Pedrosa, on a Team Repsol Honda. The #26 preceded his team-mate and rookie Marc Marquez by just 12 thousandths, who was immediately very fast on the German toboggan.

Jorge Lorenzo remains fourth despite the fall, having immediately set a strong lap. The Majorcan is ahead of teammate Valentino Rossi, who "pays" 365 thousandths from Bradl. The Pesaro native is ahead of Nicky Hayden, who has been on track since this morning with the bike without the new frame. The American also fell at the end of the round, fortunately without any physical consequences.

Aleix Espargarò's tests were excellent as this morning, first CRT with the seventh fastest time. The Spaniard from Team Aspar placed himself behind Andrea Dovizioso's Ducati, Alvaro Bautista's Team Gresini Honda and Andrea Iannone's Ducati. The second Ducati of Team Pramac is thirteenth with Michele Pirro.

Also noteworthy is the fall of Cal Crutchlow who suffered problems with his left hand and arm. His condition also needs to be verified, stay "tuned".