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German rider Philipp Oettl was the quickest of a small group of Moto3 riders who tested at Valencia on Wednesday.
The second day of the three day test for the smaller classes at the Spanish venue saw the riders struggling for pace on a damp track, with Philipp Oettl just one of three riders to go out in the morning.
Indeed the Schedl GP Racing rider’s fastest time of that morning session (1’52.107) made him the fastest of the day, well over 12 seconds down on Fabio Quartararo’s sharp lap in the dry on Tuesday (1’39.392).
Philipp Oettl was also fastest in a slightly busier second session, followed closely by Alessandro Tonucci (Outox Reset Drink Team) and Jorge Martin (Mapfre Mahindra Aspar Team).
Tatsuki Suzuki (CIP), Francesco Bagnaia (Mapfre Mahindra Aspar Team), Ana Carrasco (RBA Racing Team), Remy Gardner (CIP) and Daryn Binder (Outox Reset Drink Team) also ventured out in that session.
The third and final session of the day was an all Mapfre Mahindra Aspar Team affair with Juanfran Guevara joining his colleagues Jorge Martin and Franceco Bagnaia on track.
Philipp Oettl and Juanfran Guevara both suffered light crashes during the day but were not seriously affected.
Indeed the Schedl GP Racing rider’s fastest time of that morning session (1’52.107) made him the fastest of the day, well over 12 seconds down on Fabio Quartararo’s sharp lap in the dry on Tuesday (1’39.392).
Philipp Oettl was also fastest in a slightly busier second session, followed closely by Alessandro Tonucci (Outox Reset Drink Team) and Jorge Martin (Mapfre Mahindra Aspar Team).
Tatsuki Suzuki (CIP), Francesco Bagnaia (Mapfre Mahindra Aspar Team), Ana Carrasco (RBA Racing Team), Remy Gardner (CIP) and Daryn Binder (Outox Reset Drink Team) also ventured out in that session.
The third and final session of the day was an all Mapfre Mahindra Aspar Team affair with Juanfran Guevara joining his colleagues Jorge Martin and Franceco Bagnaia on track.
Philipp Oettl and Juanfran Guevara both suffered light crashes during the day but were not seriously affected.
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