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Espargaro maintains practice advantage in Argentina

Aleix Espargaro once again lead the field in second practice at Termas de Rio Hondo aboard the works Suzuki, ahead of Ducati's Andrea Iannone and Honda's Marc Marquez.

Aleix Espargaro, Team Suzuki MotoGP
Cal Crutchlow, Team LCR Honda
Andrea Iannone, Ducati Team
Scott Redding, Marc VDS Honda
Pol Espargaro, Monster Yamaha Tech 3
Valentino Rossi, Yamaha Factory Racing and Andrea Dovizioso, Ducati Team

After topping the morning session, Espargaro remained on top of the timesheets again, the Spaniard improving his lap time to 1m 38.776s.

Iannone finished in second place with a best lap of 1m 39.311s, while Marc Marquez leaped into third position with a best time of 1m 39.336 following a lacklustre opening session.

Cal Crutchlow finished in fourth place, the LCR Honda rider also improving on his pace up with a 1m39.403s, one place ahead of Andrea Dovizioso on the second factory Ducati.

Jorge Lorenzo improved by 14 places from FP1 to go sixth quickest thanks to improving track conditions, although rain flags were waved during the session. Tech 3 rider Pol Espargaro finished the day seventh place and 0.244s ahead of Marc VDS rider Scott Redding. 

The final two positions in the top 10 were occupied by the second factory Yamaha of  Valentino Rossi, the Italian also making a major jump after a subdued FP1, while Pramac Ducati's Yonny Hernandez finished just 0.141s off Rossi in 10th.

Pos Rider Bike Time/Gap
1  Aleix Espargaro Suzuki 1m38.776
2  Andrea Iannone Ducati 0.535
3  Marc Marquez Honda 0.560
4  Cal Crutchlow Honda 0.627
5  Andrea Dovizioso Ducati 0.658
6  Jorge Lorenzo Yamaha 0.687
7  Pol Espargaro Yamaha 0.872
8  Scott Redding Honda 1.116
9  Valentino Rossi Yamaha 1.171
10  Yonny Hernandez Ducati 1.312
11  Maverick Vinales Suzuki 1.350
12  Bradley Smith Yamaha 1.419
13  Danilo Petrucci Ducati 1.662
14  Nicky Hayden Honda 1.746
15  Karel Abraham Honda 1.810
16  Hector Barbera Ducati 1.850
17  Stefan Bradl Forward Yamaha 1.896
18  Eugene Laverty Honda 2.070
19  Jack Miller Honda 2.088
20  Alex de Angelis ART 2.376
21  Hiroshi Aoyama Honda 2.604
22  Alvaro Bautista Aprilia 2.714
23  Mike Di Meglio Ducati 2.755
24  Marco Melandri Aprilia 2.800
25  Loris Baz Forward Yamaha 3.008
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