2025 Malaysian MotoGP: Pedro Acosta Leads Rain-Hit Practice
Pedro Acosta led Friday's practice at the Malaysian Grand Prix despite two crashes. KTM's Pedro Acosta topped the practice session with a time of 1m57.559s.
- Pedro Acosta led the practice session despite an early crash.
- Pecco Bagnaia and Marco Bezzecchi missed the Q2 cut.
- The session was delayed by 35 minutes due to an oil spill.
The hour-long afternoon session was affected by a brief shower in the final 15 minutes, but the rain wasn't heavy enough to stop lap time improvements.
Pedro Acosta brushed off a crash at Turn 9 to lead the way.
The top three were completed by LCR Honda's Johann Zarco and Yamaha's Jack Miller.
Author's summary: Acosta leads despite crashes.
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