2022 Indonesian MotoGP, Mandalika - Warm-up Results

Warm-up results from the Indonesian MotoGP at Mandalika, round 2 of the 2022 world championship.
Marc Marquez arriving back to the paddock after highsiding, MotoGP, Indonesian MotoGP, 20 March 2022
Marc Marquez arriving back to the paddock after highsiding, MotoGP,…
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Update: Marc Marquez has been taken to a local hospital for further medical checks.

Indonesian MotoGP, Mandalika - Warm-up Results
PosRiderNatTeamTime/DiffLapMax
1Fabio QuartararoFRAMonster Yamaha (YZR-M1)1'32.001s12/12301k
2Maverick ViñalesSPAAprilia Racing (RS-GP)+0.407s13/13305k
3Miguel OliveiraPORRed Bull KTM (RC16)+0.459s8/13306k
4Marc MarquezSPARepsol Honda (RC213V)+0.514s9/10303k
5Takaaki NakagamiJPNLCR Honda (RC213V)+0.692s10/13304k
6Johann ZarcoFRAPramac Ducati (GP22)+0.717s9/13309k
7Enea BastianiniITAGresini Ducati (GP21)+0.731s10/12309k
8Alex MarquezSPALCR Honda (RC213V)+0.735s10/11306k
9Marco BezzecchiITAMooney VR46 Ducati (GP21)*+0.746s9/13307k
10Aleix EspargaroSPAAprilia Racing (RS-GP)+0.765s4/13303k
11Francesco BagnaiaITADucati Lenovo (GP22)+0.780s12/13304k
12Pol EspargaroSPARepsol Honda (RC213V)+0.800s6/11306k
13Jorge MartinSPAPramac Ducati (GP22)+0.823s5/10303k
14Franco MorbidelliITAMonster Yamaha (YZR-M1)+0.924s11/13298k
15Joan MirSPASuzuki Ecstar (GSX-RR)+1.075s9/13304k
16Brad BinderRSARed Bull KTM (RC16)+1.227s8/13303k
17Remy GardnerAUSKTM Tech3 (RC16)*+1.247s3/12302k
18Raul FernandezSPAKTM Tech3 (RC16)*+1.271s11/12303k
19Alex RinsSPASuzuki Ecstar (GSX-RR)+1.406s4/12303k
20Andrea DoviziosoITAWithU Yamaha RNF (YZR-M1)+1.422s7/12300k
21Fabio Di GiannantonioITAGresini Ducati (GP21)*+1.454s5/12303k
22Jack MillerAUSDucati Lenovo (GP22)+1.495s8/13304k
23Luca MariniITAMooney VR46 Ducati (GP22)+1.653s5/11300k
24Darryn BinderRSAWithU Yamaha RNF (YZR-M1)*+2.167s9/13302k

* Rookie

Pole position time:
Fabio Quartararo FRA Yamaha 1m 31.067s

Fastest Mandalika pre-season testing time:
Pol Espargaro SPA Honda 1m 31.060s

Fabio Quartararo leads morning warm-up for the Indonesian MotoGP at a dry Mandalika, but all eyes were on Marc Marquez, who staggered slowly away from surely the biggest highside of his career.

After three accidents already this weekend, as the Honda riders battle to find grip from the revised rear tyre casing, Marquez held on during a scary moment earlier in warm-up - but had no chance of saving the huge 180km/h Turn 7 incident, which saw the nearly new (soft) rear tyre let go off-throttle then viciously bite, firing the eight-time world champion into a complete somersault.

Fortunately, while his RC213V was heavly damaged, Marquez eventually got to his feet and walked out of the gravel, albeit pausing several times. He was later seen in the paddock (pictured) before making his way to the medical centre on a scooter. MotoGP has announced enhanced fitness checks for riders seeking to return to action after a big accident in 2022.

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