+++ The warm up of the MotoGP in Japan in the report +++

Warm-up: Bagnaia’s best time before Martin

Sprint winner Francesco Bagnaia got off to the best start into Sunday, setting the fastest time in the ten-minute warm-up. However, Jorge Martin only had to admit defeat by five thousandths of a second and Enea Bastianini, Pedro Acosta and Marc Marquez also started well. They complete a top five favored for GP victory.

The MotoGP starts in Motegi: The warm-up begins

Race Sunday in Japan has officially opened, MotoGP starts with the warm up. The 23 stars of the premier class have ten minutes of training time to prepare for the Grand Prix. Miguel Oliveira is not there today; he is missing after his FP1 crash in Mandalika with a complicated fracture to his right wrist. Lorenzo Savadori replaced him, and Remy Gardner is also at the start for Yamaha with a wildcard.

Warm up of the MotoGP in Japan in the live ticker: commentary and positions

Japanese GP

Warm Up, Moderately Cloudy

Francesco BagnaiaDucati Lenovo team1

Jorge MartinGreat Pramac Racing2

Enea BastianiniDucati Lenovo team3

Pedro AcostaRed Bull GASGAS Tech34

Marc MarquezGresini Racing5

Franco MorbidelliGreat Pramac Racing6

Marco BezzecchiPertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team7

Fabio Di GiannantonioPertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team8

Johann ZarcoLCR Honda9

Takaaki NakagamiLCR Honda10

Fabio QuartararoMonster Energy Yamaha MotoGP11

Maverick VinalesAprilia Racing Team12

Raul FernandezTrack House Racing13

Alex MarquezGresini Racing14

Jack MillerRed Bull KTM Factory Racing15

Brad BinderRed Bull KTM Factory Racing16

Alex EspargaroAprilia Racing Team17

Alex RinsMonster Energy Yamaha MotoGP18

Augusto FernandezRed Bull GASGAS Tech319

Luca MariniRepsol Honda Team20

Joan MirRepsol Honda Team21

Remy GardnerMonster Energy Yamaha MotoGP22

Lorenzo SavadoriAprilia Racing Team23

The ticker schedule for MotoGP Sunday in Japan

02:40 – 02:50: Warm up MotoGP
04:00 a.m.: Race Moto3 (17 laps)
5:15 a.m.: Race Moto2 (19 laps)
7:00 a.m.: Race MotoGP (24 rounds)

Good morning from Japan!

New day, new happiness? After Jorge Martin had a mixed day yesterday, the MotoGP World Championship leader has the opportunity to make amends today. The same applies to Pedro Acosta, who is chasing his first victory in the premier class in the Japanese GP. Sprint winner Francesco Bagnaia, Enea Bastianini and Marc Marquez will certainly do something against it. We definitely have a thrilling race ahead of us. But first there’s the warm-up, it starts at 2:40 a.m. CET!