P1racenews AI automatic summary:
KTM MotoGP rider Pedro Acosta set the pace in the second premier-class practice session at the Malaysian Grand Prix, as several big names missed out on automatic progression into Q2
In the second premier-class practice session at the Malaysian Grand Prix, KTM MotoGP rider Pedro Acosta set the pace, with big names like Fermin Aldeguer and Pecco Bagnaia missing out on automatic progression into Q2.
Despite a brief rain interruption, Acosta managed a fast lap of 1m57.559s, leading Johann Zarco and Jack Miller in the top three.
There were no Ducatis in the top five, with Honda and Yamaha riders dominating, and Fabio Di Giannantonio emerging as the best Ducati representative.
Only one other Ducati rider, Alex Marquez, secured a spot in the top 10, with the last two Q2 positions claimed by Pol Espargaro and Alex Rins.
Several notable riders will compete in Q1, setting the stage for an intense battle for advancement before the main qualifying session.
