Franco Morbidelli Dominates Final MotoGP Practice in Thailand

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Morbidelli’s Impressive Lap Time

Franco Morbidelli concluded the final MotoGP practice session of the 2025 season opener in Thailand with an astounding lap time of 1.29.629 seconds. This remarkable achievement came in the closing minutes of the half-hour session, showcasing his ability to maintain a strong pace around the Chang International Circuit. As riders took to the track, Morbidelli’s performance set a high benchmark for his competitors.

Final Adjustments Before Qualifying

The last free practice session is crucial for teams as they fine-tune their setups and gather essential data ahead of the sprint and main race. Every second spent on the circuit contributes to refining strategies and enhancing performance. Despite all manufacturers securing their spots in Q2 from the previous practice sessions, Ducati emerged as a dominant force, claiming the top five positions in this final session.

Challengers Unable to Catch Up

In close pursuit of Morbidelli were veteran riders Marc Marquez and Francesco Bagnaia. Marquez finished just 0.70 seconds behind, while Bagnaia followed closely at 0.338 seconds. Their strong performances indicate a competitive edge as they prepare for qualifying, but it was Morbidelli’s session that stole the spotlight, leaving a clear message about his capabilities this season. As teams head into the qualifying rounds, the excitement builds for what lies ahead in the MotoGP Thailand Grand Prix.

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