Race winner in Qatar in 2016 had been expected, following three candidates

Race winner in Qatar in 2016 had been expected, following three candidates - This year it seems all the teams have an equal chance to dominate the front row, at least after preseason tests so far the strength of each team is visible and appears quite uneven.
 
This is due to the presence of new rules that bring MotoGP Michelin tires and a single Magenti Marelli ECU.

 
At the Sepang test, Yamaha riders dominated the second pass, while at the Philip Island test Suzuki and Honda's turn to take over the front row.

 
This means that Podium Qatar on March 20 next race may be the property of Jorge Lorenzo, Valentino Rossi and Maverick Vinales.

 
While Ducati is still busy themselves to adjust their machines with the new ECU, also with Michelin tires.

 
The last test or the third before the race will take place 2-4 March.


Sepang test results with the combination of the Time of Day (1,2 and 3)
  1. Jorge Lorenzo (Yamaha) 1.3 average [1st day one, 2nd day two, 1st day three] 
  2. Valentino Rossi (Yamaha) 3.3 [2,6,2] 
  3. Danilo Petrucci (Ducati) 4.0 [4,1,7] 
  4. Marc Marquez (Honda) 4.7 [7,4,3] 
  5. Cal Crutchlow (Honda) 6.3 [10,5,4] 
  6. Hector Barbera (Ducati) 6.7 [6,3,11] 
  7. Andrea Iannone (Ducati) 7.0 [5,8,8] 
  8. Dani Pedrosa (Honda) 7.0 [3,12;6] 
  9. Scott Redding (Ducati) 8.0 [8,7,9] 
  10. Maverick Vinales (Suzuki) 10.7 [11,11,10]

 Philip Island test results with the combination of the Time of Day (1,2 and 3)
  1. Maverick Vinales (Suzuki) 1.7 average [2nd,1st,2nd] 
  2. Cal Crutchlow (Honda) 4.3 [5,5,3] 
  3. Marc Marquez (Honda) 5.0 [12,2,1] 
  4. Valentino Rossi (Yamaha) 5.0 [6,4,5] 
  5. Hector Barbera* (Ducati) 5.0 [NA,6,4] 
  6. Scott Redding (Ducati) 8.0 [4,9,11] 
  7. Loris Baz* (Ducati) 8.5 [NA,11,6] 
  8. Danilo Petrucci (Ducati) 9.3 [1,14,13] 
  9. Jorge Lorenzo (Yamaha) 9.3 [16,3,9] 
  10. Pol Espargaro (Yamaha) 9.3 [7,13,8]

 Combination Fastest Time Test Sepang and Philip Island test
  1. Valentino Rossi (Yamaha) 4.2 average [2nd,6th,2nd,6th,4th,5th] 
  2. Marc Marquez (Honda) 4.8 [7,4,3,12,2,1] 
  3. Cal Crutchlow (Honda) 5.3 [10,5,4,5,5,3] 
  4. Jorge Lorenzo (Yamaha) 5.3 [1,2,1,16,3,9] 
  5. Hector Barbera* (Ducati) 6.0 [6,3,11,NA,6,4] 
  6. Maverick Vinales (Suzuki) 6.2 [11,11,10,2,1,2] 
  7. Danilo Petrucci (Ducati) 6.7 [4,1,7,1,14,13] 
  8. Scott Redding (Ducati) 8.0 [8,7,9,4,9,11] 
  9. Andrea Iannone (Ducati) 8.3 [5,8,8,10,7,12] 
  10. Dani Pedrosa (Honda) 8.8 [3,12,6,17,8,7] 
  11. Bradley Smith (Yamaha) 11.7 [15,10,16,3,10,16] 
  12. Pol Espargaro (Yamaha) 11.7 [12,15,15,7,13,8] 
  13. Andrea Dovizioso (Ducati) 13.3 [13,14,13,18,12,10] 
  14. Aleix Espargaro (Suzuki) 13.7 [9,16,12,13,15,17] 
  15. Yonny Hernandez (Ducati) 13.8 [14,13,14,8,16,18] 
  16. Loris Baz* (Ducati) 14.0 [17,19,17,NA,11,6] 
  17. Tito Rabat (Honda) 16.7 [18,17,20,11,19,15]
 

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