French MotoGP FP2 Results – Fastest Jack Miller, 3 Riders Slip Page all

KOMPAS.com – Rider Pramac Racing, Jack Miller, was the fastest in the second free practice session (FP2) French MotoGP 2020.

Miller beat Maverick Vinales (Monster Energy Yamaha) and Takaaki Nakagami (LCR Honda) at FP2 which was held at the Le Mans Circuit, Friday (9/10/2020) evening WIB.

Completing the top five, there is Johann Zarco (Reale Avintia) who is ranked fourth.

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While Valentino Rossi is in fifth position.

For Rossi, this result is progress. Because, in FP1, he was only in eighth place.

“The track is not only wet, but also very cold (the weather),” said The Doctor – the nickname Rossi, after FP1.

The path of FP2

The riders had their doubts about the second free practice session (FP2).

Joan Mir, Franco Morbidelli and Valentino Rossi were the first three riders who tried the track.

Then gradually until FP2 only has 15 minutes left, all the riders have already tried the track.

Also read: French MotoGP FP1 Results: Appearing on Wet Tracks, Fastest Bradley Smith, Rossi 8th

The French MotoGP FP2 also saw the fall of Bradley Smith (Aprilia Racing). He takes the highside at Turn 11 when FP2 has a few minutes left.

Not long after, Andrea Dovizioso did the same. Rider This Ducati slipped at Turn 3.

???? @AndreaDovizioso is also down!@ducaticorse‘s title challenger is back on his feet after a fall at the Dunlop chicane! ?#FrenchGP ???????? pic.twitter.com/z7LF3J7MXo

– MotoGP ™ ???? (@MotoGP) October 9, 2020

Smith and Dovi complete the three riders who fell during the FP2 session French MotoGP 2020.

Previously, there was also Aleix Esparagaro who experienced the same thing. That is, two rider Aprilia all fell during this session.

Following FP2 results French MotoGP 2020:

???? @jackmilleraus masters tricky Le Mans conditions in FP2!@ mvkoficial12 leads the chasing pack but the other three leading title contenders are outside the top ten! ??@shark_helmets | #FrenchGP ???????? pic.twitter.com/Agneu1dMH2

– MotoGP ™ ???? (@MotoGP) October 9, 2020

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