With three minutes of practice getting underway KTM test rider Pol Espargaro matched the fastꦏest ever top speed in MotoGP.

E𒅌spargaro clocked a 366▨.1km/h top speed, while Maverick Vinales kept up his impressive start to the Italian MotoGP by matching his FP1 time.

Marc Marquez then smashed his way into the 1m 45s barrier as he went nearly six tenths cl꧟ear of Vinales.

Marquez’ former Hondꦍa team-mate Joan Mir then suffered a big moment as he went through the gravel at the fast chicane in sectꦿor four.

After making a mess of turn one in FP1, Pedro Acosta repeated that mistake inside the first ten minutes of second pract🉐iceꦕ.

Acosta ran through the gravel as Bagnaia put his factory Ducati third ꧑behind Marquez and Alex Rins.

Fabio Quartararo, like Rins, was highlighting t🌃he improvements Yamaha have made as he did brilliantly to keep touch with Jorge Martin, who set back-to-back fast laps to go 🅰P6.

Acosta then suffered a big fall at turn 13 which left his RC16 wrecked, however, the young Spaniard was ok and immediately back on his fe🎶et.

As the final 20 minutes quickly approached, Vinales was one of the fir♏st to set a time attack as he bolted himself back to the top of the leaderboard.

Vinales lost a b𝕴it of time in sector four but it wasn’t enough to stop him from overhauling Marquez.

Trying to fire himself into the top three, Martin g♔ot stuck behind Miguel Oliveira on his second time attack lap, before a mistake on his third saw him fail to improve his P4 position.

As the f🐼inal time attacks began, Bagnaia set a storming lap as he broke into the 1m 44s barrier.

The world champion went nearly🍌 five t𝔉enths clear of Vinales, before Oliveira went second ahead of Marc Marquez and Martin.

Big laps late on came from Acosta and Rins, with the latter managing to put himself s😼econd behind Bagnaia.

The reigning world champion ended the session fastest from Rins, Acosta, Olivei✃ra and Marc M꧑arquez.