Johann Zarco headed Jack Miller by 0.073 seconds after seizing top spot from the Australian late on in a drying third MotoGP practice for the San Marino Grand Prix. Overnight rain left the Rimini circuit damp for the start of FP3, and though the racing line was dry enough for slicks, improvements on the combined times were unattainable for most. After 10 minutes, only Nieto's Alvaro Bautista, Tech3's Zarco and the Honda of Dani Pedrosa had registered a laptime, with the former leading the session with a 1:37.797s. Bautista improved to a 1:36.212s not long after, before Pedrosa began a short residency at the top of the timesheets with a 1:35.670s.  Honda stablemate Tom Luthi,...
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