Pramac's Jorge Martin led the factory Ducati of Jack Miller in third ThaiGP practice, as Marc Marquez and Aleix Espargaro failed to book an automatic spot into Q2. Full FP3 report and results:
The forecasted rain stayed away for the crucial 45-minute FP3 session, though only Joan Mir’s Suzuki replacement Danilo Petrucci had made an improvement on the combined order after the first 25 minutes of running.
With 12 minutes of the session remaining, championship leader Fabio Quartararo bested Miller with a 1m30.481s – before a follow-up effort of 1m30.310s set on a medium rear tyre proved to be the first significant time on the combined timesheet as it pushed him up to third. Zarco held onto third on the combined order with his Friday best, though was 18th in the FP3 session, with fourth-placed Francesco Bagnaia on the second factory Ducati also getting into Q2 by virtue of his Friday best.
Having been on course for a big jump up the top 10, Marquez couldn’t improve on his 1m30.523s from Friday and was unable to complete a final lap – leaving him 0.007 seconds outside of the Q2 cut-off in 11th.
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