Motogp: Ducati party in Qatar, Miller super in free practice

MotoGP free practice in Doha painted red. Ducati's dominance is clear, with the three best times being the prerogative of Miller, Bagnaia and Zarco. Miller also risked flying to the ground, just before the checkered flag, but then he managed to tame his Ducati in a complicated situation and asserted himself as perhaps not even he expected. Now these performances should be decisive in terms of qualifying, having probably already established the ten drivers qualified directly for Q2, being the only one of the first three free practice sessions to be held at night. Tomorrow in the afternoon there is FP3 but from now on it seems complicated, or almost impossible, for other riders to overturn the current hierarchies. This is because when the Qatari track is illuminated by the sun it is slower than in the conditions in which it is at sunset. There was talk of the spectacular Ducati test, with the best time set by Jack Miller in 1'53 "145, with the Australian becoming the favorite for the pole that will be awarded tomorrow. Behind Milelr are Francesco Bagnaia and Johann Zarco, but the fourth official GP21 also went very well, that of Jorge Martin, who got the fifth time. The only one able to fit into the Borgo Panigale bikes was Fabio Quartararo, fourth with his Yamaha, while his teammate Maverick Vinales was in ninth position. On a Yamaha, Franco Morbidelli also gains direct access to Q2, seventh. Aleix Espargaro's Aprilia is confirmed in the top-ten, who scores the sixth time, to which are added Alex Rins' Suzuki and Stefan Bradl's Honda. Bad some excellent names such as the outgoing world champion Joan Mir and Valentino Rossi. The Spaniard was unable to improve in the final part of the session and has Closed in 13 / o place, while the Doctor got around in the rear, not going beyond the 14 / a square. For him tomorrow does not seem easy to improve, but hope is the last to die.