– Pramac's Scott Redding led the way during the third practice session at Le Mans, which featured a frantic final few minutes in drying conditions.The 45-minute session began with a damp track surface, with riders able to switch to slicks midway through, albeit initial improvements were not possible due to a slippery final sector. Redding finally dislodged Jack Miller's Friday benchmark with six minutes remaining, kick-starting a frenzied series of laps as the field strived to secure a top 10 spot, and with it a place in Q2.A flurry of improvements shook up the order, before Redding moved to the front once more, finishing with a lap of 1:35.674, 0.361s quicker than LCR Honda's Cal...
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