Coming off placing second fastest in FP1, Marc Marquez was pleased to 'start in a good level again' after the three week MotoGP summer break. Marquez rather appropriately ended the morning session just 93 hundredths of a second off Jorge Lorenzo's fastest time around a track he described as 'slippery.' Winner at this circuit on his previous five visits, Marquez also pinpointed Lorenzo as his main opponent this weekend as the Majorcan led the session in its entirety bar a brief three minute window in which the reigning world champion sat on top. “This session has been good, I felt good,” said the 22-year old. “The track was a little bit slippery, but even like that the lap time was...
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