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Brad Binder broke the All-Time Lap Record during MotoGP Free Practice Two (FP2) Friday afternoon at Mobility Resort Motegi, in Japan. Riding his Red Bull KTM RC 16, the South African covered the 3.0-mile (4.8 km) infield road course in 1:43.489, which broke Jorge Lorenzo's mark of 1:43.790, which he set in 2015! Defending World Champion Francesco Bagnaia was second-best with a time of 1:43.518 on his Lenovo Team Ducati, and Aleix Espargaro was P3 with a 1:43.784 on his factory Aprilia RS-GP. All of the top three riders were under the previous All-Time Lap Record. The top 10 riders from FP2 go ...

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The TT Assen qualifying sessions had grey clouds looming over them, but in the end both were mostly dry. Fabio Quartararo set a lap that was faster than last year’s All Time Lap Record to secure P2 on the grid. Franco Morbidelli had a strong first run in Q1 but wasn’t able to make the same strides on his second try. He will start the race from P20.

Quartararo Masters Mugello Qualifying Taking Fourth-Consecutive 2021 Pole 29-05-2021 Quartararo Masters Mugello Qualifying Taking Fourth-Consecutive 2021 Pole Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP's Fabio Quartararo dominated today‘s Q2 session at the Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello, securing his fourth-consecutive pole position with a new All Time Lap Record. Trailing riders and a mistake on his last lap in Q1 cost Maverick Viñales the chance to promote to Q2. He will start tomorrow‘s Gran Premio d‘Italia Oakley from 13th place on the grid. Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP's Fabio Quartararo ...

Pictures for editorial use only Copyrights 2021 Yamaha Motor Racing Srl Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP’s Fabio Quartararo took pole position with a new All Time Lap Record around the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve. Fortune wasn’t on Maverick Viñales’ side during the Q2 session. He will start tomorrow’s race from 12th place on the grid. Portimao (Portugal), 17th April 2021 Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP’s Fabio Quartararo shone brightly on the second day at the Grande Prémio de Portugal, coming out on top in all three sessions. Maverick Viñales was unlucky to have three of his fo...