Dani Pedrosa topped a drying MotoGP FP2 ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix by half a second from Scott Redding, while Andrea Dovizioso and Marc Marquez elected against running.  Rain during the lunch break left the circuit damp for the start of the second 45-minute MotoGP session of the weekend, with only 11 riders posting laptimes in the conditions.  Honda's Pedrosa set the early pace with a 1:58.637s, before Valentino Rossi guided his Yamaha to a 1:57.860s moments later.  The Italian was quickly deposed by Nieto Ducati's Karel Abraham by just under six hundredths, with Johann Zarco beginning his residence at the top of the timesheets with a 1:55.847s. The Tech3 rider...
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