Marc Marquez tops the timesheets on day one of testing at Buriram, outpacing his brother Alex by over half a second. Ducati explores sticking with the GP24 engine for the factory bikes. Morbidelli completes an all-Ducati top three.
New factory Ducati signing Marc Marquez was fastest by 0.465s over younger brother Alex on day one, when the Bologna factory confirmed it is mulling over sticking with the GP24 engine for the factory-spec GP25s this season.
VR46’s Franco Morbidelli completed an all-Ducati top three on Wednesday ahead of Aprilia’s Marco Bezzecchi, KTM’s Pedro Acosta and the Hondas of Luca Marini and Johann Zarco.
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