It was a slow start to action on day-two of the Doha MotoGP Grand Prix, as extreme winds and dust made setting a quick lap a non factor.  Yamaha rider Fabio Quartararo was one of the first to head out and became the early pace setter with many of the riders staying in pit lane, including the Ducati’s of Francesco Bagnaia, Jack Miller and Johann Zarco who were FP2’s top runners.  But after spending a lengthy period of time in pit lane himself during the middle part of the session, Quartararo completed a 1'56.064s lap time on his final run to clinch top spot.  Second and third were the Suzukis of Alex Rins and Joan Mir, with the world champion spending much of the session on top. ...
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