Francesco Bagnaia and Jack Miller are protagonists of two good comebacks in the Thailand Gran Prix but the final result is not the one hoped for by Pramac Racing. Pecco starts from the fifth row and is good at recovering four positions in the first 2 corners. The Italian's race pace is incisive
Jack Miller fights for the Top 5 in the qualifying for the Thailand Gran Prix and will start tomorrow from the second row (P6). Francesco Bagnaia seems to be able to get a place in Q2 but crashes in the second run of Q1. Saturday at Buriram started with a heavy rain that
Jack got off to a great start. The Australian finished 5th the FP1, just 57 thousandths of a second behind Vinales’s P2, with the best T3 overall. Pecco immediately found the right feeling with his Ducati Desmosedici GP and in FP1 obtained an incisive 10th place, going very fast in the T1 (fourth
Another double Top 10 for Alma Pramac Racing that confirms itself widely in first place of classification reserved for Independent Teams (just 15 points from fourth place overall). Danilo Petrucci wins 7 points (126 in total, new career record) that allow him to remain firmly in the race both for the First Independent
Danilo Petrucci and Jack Miller ended the qualifying of the Thailand Grand Prix with a double Top 10 (P9 and P10 respectively) after clinching Q2s at the end of a fantastic FP3. After the fifth place in Friday's free practice, Petrux confirms to have a good feeling with his Ducati Desmosedici GP both
The Thailand Grand Prix starts well for Alma Pramac Racing. Danilo Petrucci and Jack Miller confirm the good feelings of the winter test, running very fast since FP1. In FP2 Danilo Petrucci has to change bike for a technical issue, but he remains focused and pushes hard in the time attack finishing in