Ai Ogura Lands in Q1, Bagnaia Scrapes Into Q2 and Acosta Alone Rescues KTM After a Crash-Filled Practice in Mandalika
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Ai Ogura Lands in Q1, Bagnaia Scrapes Into Q2 and Acosta Alone Rescues KTM After a Crash-Filled Practice in Mandalika
Friday practice at the Indonesian Grand Prix delivered plenty of drama, with several crashes interrupting a session that ended with some big names facing a tougher road to the grid. The biggest surprise came from Ai Ogura, who will have to fight through Q1 after ending the session thirteenth on a 1:29.954, just under two tenths off the top-ten cut. Raul Fernandez set the benchmark at 1:28.725, ahead of Marco Bezzecchi and Jorge Martin in an Apri…
An outstanding Raul Fernandez supports three Aprilias in the Mandalika training, but Ai Ogura has to go to Q1. Many pieces on Friday. The Friday to read.
On October 9th, the first day of practice for the 2026 MotoGP Indonesian Grand Prix, Round 17, took place at the Mandalika International Street Circuit. In the afternoon practice session, Raul Fernandez (Superfile Track […]
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