20mins to go and Vinales is out riding alone on the wet track.
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Pedro Acosta has highlighted just how much progress KTM has made with its 2026 bike.
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Pecco Bagnaia says he is able to push on the new Ducati MotoGP bike in testing, indicating further that his problems from last year are gone.
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The late afternoon rain brings day two to a quiet end, but we saw the first 1m 56s laps of the year in the morning session.
Here are the Session 2 and Combined Day 2 results...
2026 Official Sepang MotoGP Test: Results - Day 2 (FINAL)

Honda’s Joan Mir set the best pace on Wednesday at the 2026 Sepang MotoGP test.
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2026 Sepang MotoGP test: Joan Mir leads rain-hit day two amid Yamaha drama

MotoGP rookie Diogo Moreira heads out for his first ever wet laps on the RC213V, with Tech3 KTM's Maverick Vinales also on track.
Vinales' new coach, Jorge Lorenzo, has been pushing him to ride no matter what the weather this winter, but he'll also have memories of last year's shoulder injury in the wet at Sachsenring to overcome.
Just over an hour to go, and the rain has passed, but no riders have been on track for any wet laps at the moment.
Just over an hour of day two testing to go, and the rain is getting heavier.
Alex Marquez heads the ten riders to have set a Session 2 time with a 1m 58.094s, which is over a second off Joan Mir's Session 1 time.
No sooner had the Session 2 action got underway than all riders have gone back to the pits. It sounds like there could be some rain.
Yamaha technical director Max Bartolini explains why the M1 riders won't be on track: UPDATED: Yamaha puts the V4's Sepang MotoGP Test “on hold"
3:35pm and we finally have the first rider on track in Session 2: Francesco Bagnaia.
The long lull seems to be due to the tyre allocation, not enough of the favoured softs and a big performance gap to the medium.
Still no Session 2 action, although some bikes are now being warmed up. Meanwhile, here's Marc Marquez testing with what looks like a mix of old and new aero this morning.

Marc Marquez, 2026 Sepang MotoGP Test (Gold&Goose).
Dorna's Jack Appleyard is reporting that Yamaha are "done for the day", after being unable to come up with answers for the technical issue suffered late on day one by Fabio Quartararo (not related to his earlier accident).
Tomorrow's day three action is now also in serious doubt for Yamaha.
3pm local time and... you've guessed it. Still no riders on track in Session 2.
3 hours to go.
Alex Marquez's GP26 is returned to the Gresini Ducati pits after his crash at Turn 5 in Session 1. Rider reported to be OK.
Alex is thought to have been the only faller in Session 1, which he finished in 12th.



Alex Marquez's crashed Ducati, 2026 Sepang MotoGP Test (Gold&Goose).
While we wait for the Session 2 action to begin, here are a selection of shots from earlier today.

Alex Marquez, 2026 Sepang MotoGP Test (Gold&Goose).

Francesco Bagnaia, 2026 Sepang MotoGP Test (Gold&Goose).

Alex Marquez, Luca Marini, 2026 Sepang MotoGP Test (Gold&Goose).

Francesco Bagnaia, Alex Marquez, 2026 Sepang MotoGP Test (Gold&Goose).

Ai Ogura, Marco Bezzecchi, 2026 Sepang MotoGP Test (Gold&Goose).

Pedro Acosta, new KTM aero, 2026 Sepang MotoGP Test (Gold&Goose).

Joan Mir was fastest for Honda in Session 1, 2026 Sepang MotoGP Test (Gold&Goose).

Practice starts: Bagnaia, Marc Marquez, Alex Marquez, 2026 Sepang MotoGP Test (Gold&Goose).

Franco Morbidelli, 2026 Sepang MotoGP Test (Gold&Goose).

Marco Bezzecchi, 2026 Sepang MotoGP Test (Gold&Goose).
Here are the official maximum speeds set by each rider in Session 1 (no Yamahas on track).
Still no track action in Session 2.

Session 2 has officially been underway for 20mins, but all teams and riders are currently having a lunch break.
This is what Marc Marquez had to say about his shoulder recovery after leading the timesheets on day one:
"I just did very short runs. 2,3 laps, to avoid extra fatigue. I know from experience, coming back from injury, that if on the first day I use too much energy, the next two days I can suffer a lot.
"Tomorrow [day 2] I hope to feel the same... But the target is Buriram, which is still 3 weeks away.
"I try to take care of my physical condition because I know when I feel good, the speed is there. When I don’t, the speed isn’t there.
"This test will be the best training for Buriram. After this test, I will try to analyse which is my weak point, work in the next weeks, and Buriram will be a bit better."
But did he expect to be so fast on day one?
"No. It was a surprise. But it’s not the most important thing. I put a new tyre in the last part of the session - me, di Giannantonio and Vinales - but Alex [Marquez] did the fast lap in the worst hour [for the heat], which was 1pm. Pecco also did his best at 4pm with a lot of heat. Malaysia is like this always.
"I'll just try to be there in the front group. Last year, I remember here Pecco and Alex were much faster than me. But then I know what I need to be competitive over all the calendar."
Marquez began day two 15th on the timesheets in Session 1, having completed 30 laps.


