Just under 10 minutes to go. Di Giannantonio's 1m31.302s remains the benchmark.
Acosta is out there on a fresh medium rear for a time attack.
Just under 10 minutes to go. Di Giannantonio's 1m31.302s remains the benchmark.
Acosta is out there on a fresh medium rear for a time attack.
Enea Bastianini has gone up to second on the Tech3 KTM. Though under new ownership, Tech3 is still very much a French team.
Johann Zarco looked like he was having an issue on his LCR Honda, but nothing obviously wrong with it. He's back into the pits for a debrief.
And as I type that, Luca Marini has gone up to second on the Honda.
Good morning so for HRC, with Mir in third.
Quiet session, so far. No change at the top with just over 20 minutes to go. Everyone seems to be sticking with the one medium rear tyre for now.
Jonas Folger's first MotoGP appearance in three years has begun with him down in 21st at the moment ahead of Pramac's Toprak Razgatlioglu.
The big news coming out of Le Mans this morning is a clampdown on cutting into pitlane like Marc Marquez did at Jerez a few weeks ago!
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Standings after 15 minutes:
Martin lost a foot wing from the rear of his RS-GP coming through Turn 10.
Di Giannantonio is now fastest again with a 1m31.568s.
Something looks to have fallen off Jorge Martin's bike.
Acosta improves to a 1m31.830s.
Fabio Quartararo has switched to the aero package he used last year.
Pedro Acosta has now gone top with a 1m32.413s.
Ducati has so far not put any new aero parts on the bike. However, it has a new chassis on the GP26 and GP25.
Fabio Di Giannantonio sets the early pace with a 1m33.575s.
Franco Morbidelli is sitting out the first five minutes of FP1, due to riding in an irresponsible way at Jerez.
Pitlane is open for FP1.

Ahead of this weekend, Aprilia and Marco Bezzecchi lead the world championship after finishing second at Jerez.
Bezzecchi is a former winner at Le Mans, so he'll start favourite.
The Dunlop chicane is usually the most crashed-at corner of the entire calendar. It's already been catching riders out in the other sessions this morning.
Pitlane opens in 15 minutes for FP1.
If this is your first MotoGP weekend, then here's how things work.
FP1 runs for 45 minutes and is a free practice session. The times in this session do not count towards any other part of the weekend.
Practice runs for an hour this afternoon, with the top 10 at the end of this session gaining direct entry to Q2 qualifying on Saturday. The rest will go through Q1, with the top two in that session moving to Q2.
Away from Le Mans, Liberty Media has set social media ablaze with comments that it is eyeing a potential MotoGP race in Miami.
What do you think?

Keep an eye out on the factory Ducatis today. Marc Marquez has teased some updates are likely to be seen on his bike.

Maverick Vinales will once again be absent from this weekend's MotoGP action, following surgery on his shoulder after the US Grand Prix.
He will be replaced by Jonas Folger, who is making his first start in three years.
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