Lorenzo Baldassarri topped the final Moto2 practice session ahead of qualifying at Jerez fastest by almost four tenths of a second after going underneath the outright lap record. Friday pacesetter Alex Marquez shot to the top of the pile in the early stages of FP3 with a 1:42.404s, improving on his best from FP2 by just over a tenth of a second, while Brad Binder slotted into second by just 0.010s. Marquez's time remained as the benchmark until the final 20 minutes, when Sam Lowes guided his CGBM Evolution KTM to a 1:42.365s. However, the Briton's time at the front last all of a minute, as Jorge Navarro went just over a tenth quicker on his Gresini Kalex. Baldassarri deposed the...
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