Ducati wildcard Michele Pirro topped first practice for MotoGP's San Marino Grand Prix, leading from VR46 rider Luca Marini.
, who escaped serious injury in a crash at last weekend's Catalan GP, looked sore as he put in an early stint on his factory Ducati.
The reigning world champion was left with severe bruising after a massive highside in Sunday's race before he was hit by Brad Binder's KTM. After an initial six-lap run, he took a break before going back out and ended the session in 20th with a 1m32.599s. set an early benchmark on his Gresini Ducati, leading with a 1m35.889s, before Martin went quicker by 0.3s., who was caught up in last weekend's Turn 1 crash at Barcelona, went quickest with a 1m33.987s., who sits out this weekend's round, and suffered an injured left hand for which he is receiving thrice-daily physiotherapy.
The Aprilia pair, who had a historic 1-2 for the Noale factory last Sunday, then went fastest, with double winner
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