Jack Miller edges out Pol Espargaro to lead Frid🍌ay pra🐼ctice for the 2021 Valencia MotoGP season finale.

After a wet morning s🍎ession, led by Iker Lecuona, the premier-class completed their first slick tyre laps of the weekend in FP2.

Franco Morbidelli, yet to finish higher than 14th since his comeback from knee surg💞ery, was setting the pace heading into the frantic final minutes when Jack Miller, Francesco Bagnaia and th🎃en Espargaro took over at the top.

But Miller struck back in🔯 the final minute, while Espargaro fell from his Repsol Honda into Turn 6, possibly having been distracted by passing Miller.

New world champion Fabio Quartararo alsoꦇ fell, at Turn 2 ear💞ly in the session, before anoter scare in the closing stages, leaving him a frustrated eleventh.

Valentino Rossi's legendary MotoGP career reaches its conclusion this weekend as the nine-time world champion bows out of the sport after 26 years in grand prix racing.&💮nbsp;

It's also the last grand prix for Danilo Petrucci (switching to the Dakar) and Lecuona (moving to WorldSBK). Petrucci suffered a hard highside this morning but was back on track this afternoon.

Marc Marquez will finish the season where he started it, on the sidelines, missing his second event in a row due to vision problems triggered by a training accident. The Repsol Honda star won't be back on a MotoGP bike until 2022.

While the riders' (Fabio Quartararo) and constructo𓄧rs' (Ducati) world championship have already been decided, Ducati Lenovo holds a 28-point lead (maximum of 45 points still available) over Monster Yamaha for the teams' title…