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2025 Indonesian MotoGP, Mandalika: Friday Practice - LIVE

Live updates from Friday practice at the 2025 Indonesian MotoGP at Mandalika.

Having wrapped up the title last time in Japan, Marc Marquez needs to win two of the remaining five grands prix to beat his record of 13 wins in a season (2014).

However, his first target this weekend will just be to finish the grand prix, having never seen a Sunday chequered flag at Mandalika in his three previous visits.

Marquez was injured during a massive highside in warm-up for the inaugural 2022 event, crashed in 2023 and suffered an engine failure in 2024. His only Indonesian result so far is a third place, as a Gresini rider, in last year’s Sprint race.

After victories earlier this season in Austria, Mandalika and Portimao are the only circuits on the current calendar that Marquez has not yet won at.

Meanwhile, the battle for second is getting closer with factory Ducati team-mate Francesco Bagnaia now 66 points behind Alex Marquez after a perfect weekend in Motegi.

Aprilia’s Marco Bezzecchi lost ground in Japan, after being taken out by team-mate Jorge Martin in the Sprint, and is a further 32 points from Bagnaia.

Martin, last year’s pole and grand prix winner, is missing this weekend after undergoing surgery for a right collarbone fracture sustained in the Japanese accident.

Rookie Ai Ogura, who withdrew from his home Japanese Grand Prix last Sunday due to ongoing pain from the wrist injury at Misano, also remains out of action, meaning Raul Fernandez is the only Trackhouse rider in the special Gulf livery.

Friday’s schedule:
10:45am (local) / 3:45am (UK) - MotoGP FP1
3pm (local) / 8am (UK) - MotoGP Practice

03 Oct 2025
03:49

Tyre info from Michelin:“We have slightly adjusted the Medium compound at the front, while the Soft and Hard remain unchanged. We considered this modification necessary in light of the data collected last year.”

03:49

Ducati's Gigi Dall’Igna is filmed smiling in the pits - with some cuts and scrapes on his face! Perhaps the title celebrations were a bit too exuberant!

03:46

The green lights are on and FP1 begins.

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03:45

Bagnaia said yesterday he won't touch his bike set-up until Saturday: "I'm quite confident, but I have to say that this track was never too easy for me. I already spoke to the team, and we decided to don't touch anything on the bike until Saturday, just to adapt to the situation."

03:42

One of the big questions for this morning will be if Francesco Bagnaia's revised GP25 (cough, GP24) parts can work at a third successive circuit, after the Misano test and a perfect double at Motegi last weekend.

03:41

Moto2 ends, with Vietti fastest from Gonzalez, MotoGP next.

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03:26

Moto2 restarts, and should now end at 10:36am.

03:25

The Moto2 session is due to restart shortly, meaning there shouldn't be a delay to MotoGP FP1.

03:21

A partial power cut is reported to be the cause of the stoppage.

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03:20

There are red flags with just under 12 minutes of Moto2 FP1 remaining, due to unspecified "technical issues".

03:17

Official Mandalika MotoGP Records:

Best lap: Jorge Martin, Ducati, 1m 29.088s (2024)

Fastest race lap: Enea Bastianini, Ducati, 1m 30.539s (2024)

03:15

Before the MotoGP action begins, a reminder of last year's event...

Qualifying:

1 Jorge MARTIN
2 Marco BEZZECCHI
3 Pedro ACOSTA
4 Francesco BAGNAIA
5 Enea BASTIANINI
6 Fabio QUARTARARO

12 Marc MARQUEZ

Sprint:

1 Francesco BAGNAIA
2 Enea BASTIANINI
3 Marc MARQUEZ
4 Marco BEZZECCHI
5 Franco MORBIDELLI
6 Pedro ACOSTA

Grand Prix:

1 Jorge MARTIN
2 Pedro ACOSTA
3 Francesco BAGNAIA
4 Franco MORBIDELLI
5 Marco BEZZECCHI
6 Maverick VIÑALES

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03:03

Good morning and welcome to Crash.net's live coverage of Friday practice for the Indonesian MotoGP at Mandalika.

It's currently 10am local time, with the opening Moto2 practice session underway in hot and humid conditions (29 degrees C/69% humidity).

The MotoGP session starts at 10:45am.

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