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Vinales, qualified second behind Marquez on Saturday, took the initiative of the first day Sunday morning in Rio Hondo's Termas by dry and dry weather, thus becoming the first rider to dive in the 1m39.
His reign at the head of the order was however short, while Marquez progressed with a lap of 1m39.334s, before clearing with a gap of 1m39.268 and 1m39.187.
The Honda rider finished the session with a time of 1m39.096, 0.126 on the fastest lap of Yamaha, the Yamaha Vinales rider.
Andrea Dovizioso assured that the first three orders were identical to the qualifications with a time of 0.242 on the best Ducatis.
After a bad Saturday, Alex Rins placed four different manufacturers among the top four on his Suzuki, ahead of the largest satellite pilot Franco Morbidelli on the Yamaha Petronas SRT.
The next ones were Danilo Petrucci (Ducati), Valentino Rossi (Yamaha) and Jack Miller (Pramac Ducati).
Miguel Oliveira recorded an impressive ninth time on the best KTM, with seven places ahead of the best driver of the Austrian brand Pol Espargaro.
Jorge Lorenzo finished eleventh on the second Repsol Honda car, just like the position in which he qualified on Saturday before losing his best time for overshooting the track.
Aprilia endured a discreet session with Aleix Espargaro and Andrea Iannone, respectively 18th and 20th, on either side of Johann Zarco's second KTM factory.
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