Miller topped second practice for the MotoGP French GP as Quartararo missed Q2 and Marc Marquez crashed again. Full report and results:
After 15 minutes of running, the most significant lap time improvement came from VR46 Ducati'sWith around 20 minutes of the hour-long session remaining, Yamaha's Quartararo took to his home track kitted out with fresh soft rubber to begin the time attack phase of the afternoon.
On his first two laps, the Frenchman ran wide at the downhill Turn 6 right-hander as he continued to search for more feeling from the front end of his Yamaha. Quartararo's third flying lap of that run produced a 1m31.675s to go eighth-fastest, while moments laterMiller deposed his team-mate with a 1m31.312s with 10 minutes to go, though only briefly stood at the top of the timesheets as Bezzecchi took over with a 1m31.150s.
With two minutes to go, Aprilia's Espargaro went fastest with a 1m31.069s – but would have to settle for second after Miller's 1m30.950s final effort.
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