2019 MotoGP San Marino Grand Prix Live: As it happened.

Sasaki is another late faller.

Sergio Garcia is down and looks set for Qualifying 1 this afternoon.

Massive train of riders out on track for the closing minutes of Moto3 FP3.

It's a @Le0pardRacing takeover at the top!

Championship leader @dallap48 goes fastest while team-mate @24Marcosramirez slots into second! #SanMarinoGP pic.twitter.com/gn4wQXBAwe

— MotoGP (@MotoGP) September 14, 2019

Highside for Tom Booth-Amos on the exit of Turn 14. Rider okay.

15mins of Moto3 FP3 to go and it's Dalla Porta fastest from Leopard team-mate Ramirez, then Arbolino, Ogura and Arenas.

The earlier fall for Arenas...

The current leader is down! @AlbertArenas75 recovers from a minor crash at turn 14! #SanMarinoGP pic.twitter.com/MZeyrHTuX6

— MotoGP (@MotoGP) September 14, 2019

Most Moto3 riders have set their best times of the weekend so far, showing the track is in good condition.

Track limits could be a real talking point today! @dallap48 inch perfect through the final corner! #SanMarinoGP pic.twitter.com/hjeN2Amwfb

— MotoGP (@MotoGP) September 14, 2019

Fall for Friday Moto3 pacesetter Albert Arenas, halfway through FP3 at Misano.

The @SkyRacingTeam riders lead the field out for FP3!

Remember, the top 14 riders on combined times at the end of this session will advance to Q2! #SanMarinoGP pic.twitter.com/1uBAGsIyjT

— MotoGP (@MotoGP) September 14, 2019

Fernandez takes top spot from Marquez, Di Giannantonio, Nagashima, Baldassarri, Marini, Bastianini, Gardner, Lowes and Bulega complete the top 10.

In the closing minutes of FP2 Baldassarri, Tulovic and Martin have fallen in separate incidents to end their days earlier than planned. Chequered flag it out.

The type of crash that you just can't save! @Marco12_B goes tumbling at turn 15. He was up and walking straight away! #SanMarinoGP  pic.twitter.com/K8HvGdMNZw

— MotoGP™  (@MotoGP) September 13, 2019

Fernandez is the new timesheet leader with a 1m 38.325s.

Navarro has taken a tumble at Turn 14, low-siding off under braking, but the Spanish rider is okay to return to action after checking over his Speed Up.

Marquez surges to the top of the times with a 1m 38.456s with 13 minutes to go.

#Moto2 slow motion appreciation time! @Luca_Marini_97 demonstrating the key to a fast lap time; letting go of the brake and getting on the throttle! #SanMarinoGP  pic.twitter.com/AFo7Dsv2Ir

— MotoGP™  (@MotoGP) September 13, 2019

There's been a fall for Bezzecchi but he is on his feet and okay walking away from the scene of the crash. Nakagami leads the early times in FP2 with a 1m 38.473s.

While MotoGP action is done for the day, the track activity isn't over just yet with Moto2 FP2 currently underway before MotoE Superpole ahead of the double-header this weekend in the all-electric series.

@mvkoficial12 leads as Yamaha show their strength at Misano!

All four YZR-M1s are inside the top five with @marcmarquez93 preventing a top-four lockout in third! #SanMarinoGP pic.twitter.com/9EsT49jKsj

— MotoGP (@MotoGP) September 13, 2019

Quartararo closes to within 0.057s of Vinales on his final lap.