The second test for the 2019 season is officially underway in Jerez, with an Italian 1-2 at the end of day 1. Danilo Petrucci set the pace today, 0.217 seconds ahead of teammate Andrea Dovizioso.
Danilo Petrucci
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Maverick Vinales set the pace for the second day running as Yamaha closed the Valencia test on top
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Maverick Vinales was the fastest rider on the opening day of testing at Valencia as 2019 preparations got underway at the Ricardo Tormo circuit
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Maverick Vinales has taken pole position for the final race of the 2018 MotoGP season in Valencia, finishing ahead of Alex Rins and Andrea Dovizioso in P2 and P3 respectively.
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2018 world champion Marc Marquez has finished Friday fastest in Valencia, after both sessions were disrupted by rain. Alma Pramac Racing Ducati riders Jack Miller and Danilo Petrucci completed the top 3.
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Marc Marquez capitalised on a late mistake from Valentino Rossi to snatch victory in the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang
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Alex Rins topped the Friday timesheets at Sepang with four different manufacturers in the top four places
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Marc Marquez took pole position for the Australian Grand Prix after a rain-affected qualifying session at Phillip Island
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Andrea Iannone set the pace on Friday afternoon in Australia as Cal Crutchlow suffered a painful crash on his LCR Honda
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Maverick Vinales topped an eventful FP1 session in Australia which saw newly-crowned world champion Marc Marquez crash out
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Marc Marquez made yet more MotoGP history by winning the Japanese Grand Prix to clinch his seventh world championship, and fifth in the MotoGP class
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Andrea Dovizioso has taken pole position at Twin Ring Motegi, finishing ahead of Johann Zarco and Jack Miller in qualifying. Championship leader Marc Marquez has his first opportunity to seal his 5th MotoGP title this weekend and will start the race from 6th tomorrow.
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Andrea Dovizioso stayed on top in a frantic final practice session at Motegi as Valentino Rossi scraped through to Q2
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Dani Pedrosa led second practice at Motegi but damp conditions ensured the Q2 spots would remain unchanged from FP1
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Marc Marquez saw off Andrea Dovizioso in another thrilling head-to-head scrap to win the Thailand Grand Prix at Buriram