That's all from us for now, but join us again this afternoon for coverage from second practice at Misano.
Practice starts at 2pm BST.
That's all from us for now, but join us again this afternoon for coverage from second practice at Misano.
Practice starts at 2pm BST.
Read the full FP1 report from the 2024 MotoGP Emilia Romagna GP: https://www.crash.net/motogp/news/1055789/1/emilia-romagna-motogp-marc-marquez-heads-jorge-martin-fp1
Marc Marquez found a small gain on his final lap to end FP1 fastest with a 1m32.082s from Martin, Morbidelli, Bagnaia and Vinales.
The chequered flag is out in FP1 but we have a few riders on laps that could put them top of the order.
Marc Marquez edges ahead of Martin with a 1m32.120s in the final seconds of FP1.
Martin finds more time to a 1m32.145s, with Marc Marquez now second with just under five minutes to go.
Jorge Martin now goes top with a 1m32.260s, which is only about half a second shy of his best FP1 lap from the San Marino GP.
Slight improvement for Acosta on this lap to a 1m32.618s.
Just as we post a top 10 update, Pedro Acosta goes ahead and puts his Tech3-run machine top of the pile with a 1m32.750s.
The track is a hive of activity with 10 minutes to go in FP1. The top 10 is currently:
Quartararo extends his advantage at the top of the timesheets with a 1m32.882s.
Fabio Quartararo puts the Yamaha top of the order with a 1m33.013s as all but Yamaha team-mate Alex Rins have now put laps on the board.
Vinales improves to a 1m33.331s as the timing screen is now lighting up with best sectors all over the place!
Vinales has now taken over at the top of the order with a 1m33.534s.
It's been an odd morning session, but the order with 20 minutes to go is:
Jorge Martin is now out on track.
Right on cue - Jorge Martin is now putting his helmet on and Enea Bastianini is heading to the end of pitlane.
The world champion finally heads out for a look at the conditions. I can't imagine his title rivals will be too far behind now.
Track is definitely getting busier now as conditions improve. Maverick Vinales and Fabio Quartararo have joined the action.
Binder dips into the 1m33s for the first time this morning with a 1m33.843s.
Binder keeps upping his pace at the top of the timesheets as he's now posted a 1m34.212s, while a couple more riders have taken to the circuit.
Francesco Bagnaia, among others, is carrying a lovely tribute to the late Luca Salvadori on his bike this weekend.
Another gain for Binder on his seventh flying lap of the session with a 1m34.349s.
Conditions clearly can't be too bad as Binder slides the KTM into Turn 8!