US EditionJorge Martin the Fastest Aprilia: "Soon We’ll Be Able to Battle”
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The Hungarian MotoGP weekend had to be interrupted due to engines catching fire and smoking - Marc Márquez's track record came after the forced break.
Two Aprilias up in smoke - What happened in MotoGP Hungarian GP FP1
Marc Marquez topped the first MotoGP practice session at Balaton Park that featured two Aprilias going up in smoke. Riders spent FP1 trying to get up to speed on the new circuit, which is hosting the first Hungarian Grand Prix on the MotoGP calendar in over 30 years. But there was early drama as Jorge Martin’s Aprilia RS-GP25 went up in smoke as he approached Turn 1. HUGE engine blow up for @88jorgemartin 💥💨#HungarianGP 🇭🇺 pic.twitter.com/s…
In the FP1 MotoGP class in Hungary Marc Marquez drove the superior best time. Pol Espargaro became second. The Aprilia drivers Jorge Martin and Raul Fernandez had engine damage, Morbidelli crashed twice.
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