Alex Rins set the pace in the second MotoGP practice session ahead of the Malaysian Grand Prix by 0.093 seconds over Marc Marquez just a day after a fire damaged one of his Suzukis in pitlane.  After setting the early pace, Marquez re-established top spot with two minutes remaining, only for Rins to guided his Suzuki to a 1:59.608s to edge ahead of the Honda rider to top FP2.  Having opted against a time attack at the end of FP1, Marquez went out on fresh rubber at the start of the afternoon session and set the early pace with a 2:00.897s. The Honda rider further improved to a 2:00.527s, with Maverick Vinales 0.079s adrift in second, though both were still almost a second down on...
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