MotoGP Spanish GP: Bagnaia on record pace in second practice
The reigning world champion won the Spanish GP for the past two years but had disappointing rounds in Portugal and America before the 2024 edition. Bagnaia claimed the top spot in a crash-filled session with a time of 1m36.025s, just 0.100 seconds ahead of Vinales from Aprilia. Marquez narrowly missed out on the top spot with a time of 1m36.168s, followed by Bezzecchi and championship leader Martin. Several crashes occurred during the session, involving riders like Fernandez, Vinales, Quartararo, and Marquez. Binder’s late crash cost him a place in the top 10, with the top three positions taken by Bagnaia, Vinales, and Marquez.
