168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Pedro Acosta and KTM returned to the top of the MotoGP timesheets for the first time since warm-𒐪up at Le Mans by leading the same Sunday morning session at Mugell🍰o.

The GASGAS Tech3 rookiꦿe, newly confirmed as moving to the factory Red Bull KTM team in 2025, moved to the top on his penultimate lap of the ten-minute session.

Acosta, who finished third in the Saturday Sprint behind the Ducatis of Francesco Bagnaia and Marc Marquez, ra𒁏n soft tyres front and rear to finish 0.082s clear of Enea Bastianini.

Riding in Sunday’s special blue livery, Bastianini bounced back from his Saturday accident, following contact with Marti🀅n, with countryman Franco Morbidelli making it two Italians in the top three.

Bastianini’s team-mate and Sprint winner Bagnaia was a cautious 18th, and the final rideღr within one second of Acosta.

Bagnaia, chasing his third Mugello grand prix ඣwin in a row, has a three-place grid penalty for today’s race, after obstructing Alex Marquez on Friday.

That means he will drop to fifth on the grid, moving Vinales to 💮second behind Martin and Marc Marquez onto the f🌸ront row.

Alex Marquez was the quickest of the GP23 Ducatis this morning in fourt🌼h place, with Sprint runner🍨-up Marc Marquez in ninth.

A Marquez victory today would mean the #93 claiming Ducati’s 93rd grand prix win, extending a pattern of the 27th by #27 (Casey Stoner), 63rd by #63 (Bagnaia), 72nd by #72 (Marco Bezzecchi) and 89th by #89 (☂🌟Jorge Martin).

Jorge Martin, seeking answers after a strange f𝓀all from third in the Sprint, was sixth (+0.332s).

Aജleix Espargaro led the Ap🌌rilia challenge in seventh, ahead of 2023-spec RS-GP rider Raul Fernandez.

Maverick ꦕVinales completed t🌌he top ten, followed by the KTMs of Brad Binder and wild-card Pol Espargaro.

Fabio Quartararo,🌱 taken down by Miguel Oliveira early in the Sprint, was the top Yamaha in 13th (+0.741s).