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"Rookie Marquez has been Honda's leading light during this latest triple-header with two podiums, the latest coming at Aragon last weekend when he put on a charge for victory. \nAfter recording his worst MotoGP finish in last weekend's Aragon GP, Petronas SRT's Quartararo set the initial pace on his Yamaha with a 1m50.694s. \nThis was quickly bettered by KTM's Pol Espargaro with a 1m49.688s, before Pramac's Jack Miller and factory Yamaha rider Maverick Vinales shot to the top of the order - the latter lowering the pace to a 1m49.176s. \nAragon GP podium finisher Marquez then dipped into the 1m48s for the first time in the session with a 1m48.953s, which stood as the benchmark for the next six minutes.\nFellow Honda rider Takaaki Nakagami - who penned a two-year extension with HRC pre-weekend - deposed his works counterpart on the year-old LCR bike with a 1m48.622s.\nGiven this is the second round at Aragon in the space of a week and conditions are expected to be fine this afternoon, very few riders opted to fit a fresh soft rear tyre for a time attack at the end of the session.\nMarquez was one of them - whose weakest point this year has been qualifying - and found time on his penultimate effort and took over top spot again with a 1m48.184s.\nThe Spaniard was on for an improvement on his last lap, but crashed unhurt at the final corner when the front-end of his RC213V folded out from underneath him. \nHe led a Honda 1-2 in FP1 as Nakagami held onto second, while championship leader Joan Mir on the Suzuki completed the top three with a 1m48.993s after a consistent run of laps in the session. \nStefan Bradl - who has been testing some new items for Honda - was fourth fastest ahead of SRT's Franco Morbidelli and Vinales, while Miller was the leading Ducati in FP1 in seventh on his Pramac GP20. \nThe Espargaro brothers of Aprilia's Aleix and Pol on the KTM headed LCR's Cal Crutchlow, whose session ended early with an apparent technical issue, to complete the top 10. \nAragon GP race winner Alex Rins was 12th, while both factory Ducatis of Danilo Petrucci and Andrea Dovizioso were 14th and 16th respectively.\nQuartararo was only 17th, but was one of the many not to go for a time attack late on and spent the entirety of FP1 on the same soft front, medium rear tyre.\nMotoGP Teruel Grand Prix - FP1 results\n\n\nPos\nRider\nTeam\nGap\n\n\n\n1\nAlex Marquez\nHonda\n1m48.184s\n\n\n2\nTakaaki Nakagami\nLCR Honda\n0.438s\n\n\n3\nJoan Mir\nSuzuki\n0.809s\n\n\n4\nStefan Bradl\nHonda\n0.819s\n\n\n5\nFranco Morbidelli\nPetronas Yamaha\n0.916s\n\n\n6\nMaverick Vinales\nYamaha\n0.992s\n\n\n7\nJack Miller\nPramac Ducati\n1.027s\n\n\n8\nAleix Espargaro\nAprilia\n1.121s\n\n\n9\nPol Espargaro\nKTM\n1.162s\n\n\n10\nCal Crutchlow\nLCR Honda\n1.172s\n\n\n11\nJohann Zarco\nAvintia Ducati\n1.176s\n\n\n12\nAlex Rins\nSuzuki\n1.188s\n\n\n13\nMiguel Oliveira\nTech3 KTM\n1.258s\n\n\n14\nDanilo Petrucci\nDucati\n1.298s\n\n\n15\nIker Lecuona\nTech3 KTM\n1.317s\n\n\n16\nAndrea Dovizioso\nDucati\n1.328s\n\n\n17\nFabio Quartararo\nPetronas Yamaha\n1.437s\n\n\n18\nBradley Smith\nAprilia\n1.543s\n\n\n19\nBrad Binder\nKTM\n1.778s\n\n\n20\nTito Rabat\nAvintia Ducati\n2.031s\n\n\n21\nFrancesco Bagnaia\nPramac Ducati\n2.067s\n\n\n\n "
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