Maverick Vinales led a Yamaha one-two in FP1 ahead of the inaugural MotoGP Thailand Grand Prix, with teammate Valentino Rossi 0.270 seconds adrift in second. Marc Marquez took over at the top of the timesheets early on and remained there for almost the entirety of the session, with Vinales usurping him in the closings moments after a late time attack. The Honda rider set the benchmark at 1:32.485s, some 2.7s off of teammate Dani Pedrosa's best lap from the test at Buriram in February, before improving to a 1:32.347s, and then a 1:31.970s to go 0.9s clear of Pramac's Jack Miller.  Miller's teammate Danilo Petrucci scythed Marquez's advantage down to 0.138s when he...
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