Suzuki's Andrea Iannone dominated the first MotoGP practice session at the Sachsenring, beating Marc Marquez by nearly four tenths. Marquez and Iannone locked out the top two positions for the majority of the session, with the Honda rider leading by three tenths initially. However the Spaniard, who has won every year at the Sachsenring since 2010, did not improve on his 1m21.832s time. Iannone first closed the gap to less than a tenth and then edged ahead of Marquez, beating him by 0.390s with a 1m21.442s. Valentino Rossi was best of the rest thanks to a last-minute improvement, more than half a second off the pace. He demoted his Yamaha teammate Vinales, who ended up fourth. Andrea...
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