Guevara, Márquez and Viñales lead the MotoGP FP3 at Motorland Aragón

The Motorcycle World Championship has held its third free practice session at the Motorland Aragón Circuit, the last for Moto2 and Moto3 and the penultimate for MotoGP before the battle for pole position and the grid positions for this fourteenth round of the 2014 season.

The first riders to take to the Motorland Aragón track were the Moto3 riders, and we saw a spectacular FP3 from one of our rookies, Juanfran Guevara, who managed to be the fastest and set a time of 1’57.930, being the only one to run those times and also setting the Aragón circuit record.

In second place, Álex Rins finished, but the Estrella Galicia 0.0 rider was 0.737s behind, so Guevara is in another league. The top 10 was completed by Márquez in 3rd, Miller 4th, Kent 5th, Viñales 6th, Oliveira 7th, McPhee 8th, Ajo 9th and Binder 10th. The rest of our riders finished with Vázquez 11th, Navarro 19th and Carrasco 34th.

Afterwards the MotoGP riders went out on track for the FP3 session, where we would see which riders would go directly through to Q2 and which would have to go through Q1. This time the fastest was Marc Márquez, who recorded a time of 1:48.123, while Iannone finished in second place, 0.243s behind the leader.

The top 10 was completed by Pol Espargaró in 3rd, Dovi 4th, Bradl 5th, Smith 6th, Pedrosa 7th, Lorenzo 8th, Crutchlow 9th and Aleix Espargaró 10th. Therefore, the two absentees are Rossi and Bautista, both of whom will have to fight in Q1 for the two remaining places to compete in Q2 in the official practice sessions.

And to close the action, we had the Moto2 riders, with Maverick Viñales as the best, setting a time of 1:53.755, while Johann Zarco finished in second place, 0.085s behind the leader.

For their part, the top 10 was completed by Rabat in 3rd, Aegerter 4th, Kallio 5th, Morbidelli 6th, Simón 7th, Luthi 8th, Folger 9th and Lowes 10th. The rest of our riders finished with Pons 13th, Salom 14th, Terol 15th, Torres 16th, Cardús 19th, Ramos 26th and Noyes 33rd.

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