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Pedro Acosta knocked 6.796s from his Dash time in comparison with Misano 1, setting a tempo that might have put him within the wheeltracks of race winner Jorge Martin simply two weeks in the past.

Sadly for the GASGAS Tech3 MotoGP rookie, Saturday’s Emilia Romagna Dash profitable time by Francesco Bagnaia was an identical 6.265s faster than Martin two weeks in the past.

Acosta at the least completed one place larger, fifth as a substitute of sixth, and was once more the highest non-Ducati rider. However he admitted the hole to the highest stays daunting.

“It was fairly a very good day. Additionally we have been a lot sooner within the Dash race in comparison with final week, for this now we have to be joyful,” Acosta mentioned.

“However we nonetheless work to work as a result of ending six seconds from first is sort of an enormous [gap]. For this we have to see the place to enhance for tomorrow.”

Acosta was seen operating the eye-catching swingarm wings, beforehand used on wild-card Pol Espargaro’s prototype bike.

“We used a few of the aerodynamic parts we examined right here and eventually a few of them helped us to maintain the tempo,” mentioned Tech3 crew supervisor Nicolas Goyon.

“We achieved our goal however Pedro is aware of there’s room to be higher and that’s what we’ll goal for in tomorrow’s race.”

Brad Binder was the subsequent greatest KTM, one place and 1.5s behind Acosta, whose team-mate Augusto Fernandez completed twentieth.

Mixed Emilia Romagna/San Marino Dash race occasions (13 laps):

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1    Francesco BAGNAIA    19’50.237    Emilia Romagna
2    Jorge MARTIN    19’50.522    Emilia Romagna
3    Enea BASTIANINI    19’51.556    Emilia Romagna
4    Marc MARQUEZ    19’55.623    Emilia Romagna
5    Jorge MARTIN    19’56.502    San Marino
6    Pedro ACOSTA    19’56.817    Emilia Romagna
7    Francesco BAGNAIA    19’57.997    San Marino
8    Franco MORBIDELLI    19’58.334    San Marino
9    Brad BINDER    19’58.38    Emilia Romagna
10    Enea BASTIANINI    19’58.543    San Marino
11    Fabio QUARTARARO    19’58.642    Emilia Romagna
12    Marco BEZZECCHI    19’59.202    Emilia Romagna
13    Franco MORBIDELLI    19’59.508    Emilia Romagna
14    Maverick VIÑALES    19’59.775    Emilia Romagna
15    Miguel OLIVEIRA    20’1.779    Emilia Romagna
16    Aleix ESPARGARO    20’2.286    Emilia Romagna
17    Marc MARQUEZ    20’2.971    San Marino
18    Pedro ACOSTA    20’3.298    San Marino
19    Brad BINDER    20’6.481    San Marino
20    Alex MARQUEZ    20’6.803    Emilia Romagna
21    Jack MILLER    20’7.228    San Marino
22    Fabio QUARTARARO    20’7.517    San Marino
23    Alex MARQUEZ    20’7.854    San Marino
24    Maverick VIÑALES    20’8.160   San Marino
25    Aleix ESPARGARO    20’8.585    San Marino
26    Jack MILLER    20’9.648    Emilia Romagna
27    Luca MARINI    20’10.338    Emilia Romagna
28    Johann ZARCO    20’10.835    Emilia Romagna
29    Raul FERNANDEZ    20’10.979    Emilia Romagna
30    Fabio DI GIANNANTONIO    20’13.056    Emilia Romagna*
31    Takaaki NAKAGAMI    20’15.631    Emilia Romagna
32    Augusto FERNANDEZ    20’15.668    Emilia Romagna
33    Joan MIR    20’17.445    Emilia Romagna
34    Johann ZARCO    20’17.621    San Marino
35    Pol ESPARGARO    20’18.044    San Marino
36    Miguel OLIVEIRA    20’18.497    San Marino
37    Augusto FERNANDEZ    20’19.944    San Marino
38    Raul FERNANDEZ    20’20.782    San Marino
39    Luca MARINI    20’21.249    San Marino
40    Alex RINS    20’21.375    San Marino
41    Takaaki NAKAGAMI    20’21.656    San Marino

*8-second post-race time penalty.

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