Enea Bastianini uses the momentum of his victory in Jerez to remain the best in Brno

Enea Bastianini is still the fastest rider in Moto2. After his unexpected victory at Jerez, the Italian rider was the fastest in the FP2 in Brno once again, although the best time of the day was the one set by Alex Lowes in the morning. In any case, Bastianini clearly shows his candidacy for the title.

Especially since the applicants do not finish being fine. The KTM riders have had a dog day. First Jorge Martín fell and at the last minute the one who ended up on the ground was Tetsuta Nagashimaluckily no injury to either of us. But they have been seen to lack confidence.

Nagashima, Martín, Bezzecchi and Canet ended up on the floor

Bastianini has done a time of 2: 02.689 which It was faster by half a tenth than Sam Lowes has achieved. Although the Briton was the fastest in the morning and is positioned as a very serious candidate for the final victory, as long as he maintains the regularity he suffers from.

In Brno we have also witnessed the resurrection of Joe Roberts. The American dazzled in Losail when nobody was counting on him, but then he disappeared completely in Jerez. It seemed that his had been something fleeting, but in Brno it goes fast again. He finished fifth in the afternoon and in the morning he was even better.

As for the favorites, as we say, the KTMs have suffered a lot. Tetsuta Nagashima, the world leader, finished thirteenth, ahead of his teammate Jorge Martín. Both fell but they were able to reach the box on foot, something that was not so clear in the case of the world championship leader, Nagashima, who had already left Jerez.

The other great candidate team, the VR46, has not been as bad as KTM. Luca Marini finished third and has been leading much of the session. Valentino Rossi's brother is favorite for victory. Less so is Marco Bezzecchi, who fell again in the early stages of FP2 and limped off, as he has been suffering from physical problems all season.

Also fell at the last minute Arón Canet, who this time has not been as fine as the rest of the season. The Spanish rider was 20th, so Jorge Navarro had to save the honor of Speed Up with fourth position. Marcos Ramírez, also a rookie, has been much finer and is adapting to the category.

In the morning We saw a step forward from Augusto Fernández, but in FP2 it cost him much more. Remy Gardner was eighth just ahead of Stefano Manzi with the MV Agusta. The FP3s will be decisive in determining who goes directly to Q2 and who has to go through the Q1 screening.