MotoGP Brazil: Acosta Dominates First Free Practice on Tricky Track, Bezzecchi Third, Marquez Close Behind

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The first free practice session of the MotoGP in Brazil saw riders tackle a challenging track made difficult by the presence of puddles. Despite the adverse conditions, Pedro Acosta, the talented Spanish rider from KTM, immediately set the best time. Behind him was Jack Miller, followed by Marco Bezzecchi from the Ducati VR46 team, who secured third position, ahead of Marc Marquez. Immediately after them, we also find the current Ducati world champion, Francesco Bagnaia. Attention will then shift to the pre-qualifying sessions, scheduled for 8:00 PM local time.

Clive Thornscroft
Clive Thornscroft

Clive Thornscroft lives and works in Manchester, bringing fifteen years of experience in sports journalism. Known for his in-depth golf tournament coverage and football analysis, he has developed a unique writing style that bridges technical expertise with fan-friendly narratives.

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