Maverick Vinales is the first rider to move over to the medium front. It looks like most others will stick with the softs.
1. Marc Marquez 1m 38.676s
2. Marco Bezzecchi +0.643s
3. Pedro Acosta +0.865s
4. Fabio Di Giannantonio +1.178s
5. Alex Marquez +1.185s
6. Jack Miller +1.502s
7. Jorge Martin +1.579s
8. Brad Binder +2.170s
9. Francesco Bagnaia +2.321s
10. Johann Zarco +2.325s
11. Franco Morbidelli +2.521s
12. Raul Fernandez +2.680s
13. Diogo Moreira +2.890s
14. Alex Rins +2.999s
15. Fabio Quartararo +3.007s
16. Maverick Viñales +3.121s
17. Iker Lecuona +3.465s
18. Enea Bastianini +3.635s
19. Augusto Fernandez +3.682s
20. Ai Ogura +4.835s
Almost all riders are now back in the pits. Let's see if anyone changes over to the medium wets for the final part of FP2.
Pecco Bagnaia is back out after the early tech issue and, despite expecting a continuation of his grip issues in the wet, is already in the top ten.
Bezzecchi and Acosta are at least now within one-second of Marc Marquez. But the reigning champion is still 0.6s clear.
Marco Bezzecchi climbs to second place, but still one-second behind Marc Marquez.
1. Marc Marquez 1m 38.676s
2. Fabio Di Giannantonio +1.335s
3. Jorge Martin +1.595s
4. Pedro Acosta +1.746s
5. Jack Miller +2.119s
6. Marco Bezzecchi +2.301s
7. Johann Zarco +2.325s
8. Alex Marquez +2.339s
9. Brad Binder +2.705s
10. Alex Rins +2.999s
11. Maverick Viñales +3.121s
12. Raul Fernandez +3.257s
13. Diogo Moreira +3.404s
14. Iker Lecuona +3.465s
15. Fabio Quartararo +3.591s
16. Franco Morbidelli +3.843s
17. Augusto Fernandez +3.995s
18. Enea Bastianini +4.102s
19. Ai Ogura +6.985s
Title leader Jorge Martin is fastest after the opening laps.
All riders are on soft wets, front and rear.
Pecco Bagnaia's Ducati comes to a stop on his out lap.
The half-hour final MotoGP practice begins at Phillip Island. The sun is shining over a wet track.
HRC has just announced that Luca Marini, who missed Friday practice due to a virus, is out for the remainder of the weekend.
That means no HRC team riders for the rest of the weekend.
Dr Angel Charte, MotoGP Chief Medical Officer: "For the past week, Luca Marini has been suffering from a viral condition and a high fever for three to four days.
"For the last 48 to 72 hours, he has been suffering from muscle weakness caused by the virus, affecting both his upper and lower body.
"During the last examination, conducted on Saturday morning, he presented with the same symptoms and was declared unfit.
"His condition will be assessed again in Malaysia.”
The Sepang round takes place next weekend.
There haven't been many wet sessions in MotoGP this year, with the Jerez Sprint back in April (won by Marc Marquez, after crashing on slicks, then diving into the pits) the only fully wet race.
KTM's Pedro Acosta said he was hoping for wet weather, and could it play to home hero Jack Miller's advantage?
Moto2 ends with Izan Guevara ahead of home hero Senna Agius.
Plenty of water still on track.
MotoGP next!
Into the final ten minutes of Moto2 FP2 and the track is slowly drying, but there's still visible spray and it'll be wet tyres for the start of MotoGP final practice.
In classic Phillip Island style, the sun is now starting to shine over the wet track.
Adrian Huertas is the third rider down at Turn 1 in the opening minutes of Moto2 FP2, he clearly feels there's something on the track (other than water!).
Just as in Moto3, Miller corner (Turn 4 hairpin) is proving treacherous at the start of Moto2 final practice.
There's also been two separate accidents at Turn 1.
The track is still fully wet for the start of Moto2 FP2, but no more rain is currently falling.
So although the conditions are tricky, given the number of Moto3 falls, there's currently no risk of delays to the schedule due to the track conditions.
This is the Phillip Island forecast for the remainder of the day by the Australian Bureau of Meteorology:
Possible rainfall: 4 to 15 mm
"Cloudy. Very high chance of showers. The chance of a thunderstorm during this afternoon and evening, possibly severe with damaging winds, large hail and heavy rain which may lead to flash flooding. Light winds becoming northeast to southeasterly 15 to 20 km/h in the early afternoon then tending north to northeasterly in the late evening. Daytime maximum temperatures in the low to mid 20s."
Sunday is even worse, with 15 to 30 mm of rain forecast.
The Moto3 class have just completed their first wet session of the weekend, with a lot of riders caught out in the slippery conditions.
Moto2 is next and then MotoGP final practice starts at 10:10 local time (00:10 UK).
Good morning. The weather forecasts were right and after a dry and sunny Friday, heavy rain has arrived at Phillip Island for Saturday morning.

