Red Bull KTM Ajo’s Luis Salom set the pace at the Gran Premio d’Italia TIM at Mugello in the Friday afternoon free practice. The Spaniard and championship-leading compatriot, Team Calvo’s Maverick Viñales, were the only riders to duck inside the two-minute lap time barrier, as morning pace-setter Jonas Folger completed the top three at Mugello with his Mapfre Aspar Team Moto3 machine.
The heavy rain of Thursday had been replaced by bright sunshine by the time Friday afternoon arrived, allowing Salom to pip Viñales by 25 thousandths of a second, thanks to his best effort of 1’59.606. As Folger dropped to third from the top spot in the opening session, Ambrogio Racing’s Danny Webb was highly encouraged to finish fourth after suffering concussion and a broken foot in France.
Jack Miller rounded out the first five for Caretta Technology – RTG, ahead of Mahindra Racing’s Miguel Oliveira, San Carlo Team Italia’s Romano Fenati, GO&FUN Gresini Moto3’s Niccolo Antonelli, RTG’s John McPhee and Estrella Galicia 0,0’s Alex Rins.
The session was not all good news for eighth-placed Antonelli, who fell at Correntaio curve and thus ended proceedings ten minutes early. Also in the wars was fellow countryman Lorenzo Baldassarri, who slid off track on his Gresini bike at Borgo San Lorenzo.
The heavy rain of Thursday had been replaced by bright sunshine by the time Friday afternoon arrived, allowing Salom to pip Viñales by 25 thousandths of a second, thanks to his best effort of 1’59.606. As Folger dropped to third from the top spot in the opening session, Ambrogio Racing’s Danny Webb was highly encouraged to finish fourth after suffering concussion and a broken foot in France.
Jack Miller rounded out the first five for Caretta Technology – RTG, ahead of Mahindra Racing’s Miguel Oliveira, San Carlo Team Italia’s Romano Fenati, GO&FUN Gresini Moto3’s Niccolo Antonelli, RTG’s John McPhee and Estrella Galicia 0,0’s Alex Rins.
The session was not all good news for eighth-placed Antonelli, who fell at Correntaio curve and thus ended proceedings ten minutes early. Also in the wars was fellow countryman Lorenzo Baldassarri, who slid off track on his Gresini bike at Borgo San Lorenzo.
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