We can bet that the Moto2 teams at Jerez are chanting rain rain go away, come back another day as bad weather has once again affected testing and the forecast for the next two days says more rain.
Only 11 riders out of the 30 present braved the wet track with laps times so high that they’re barely worth mentioning.
When the rain let up the riders ventured out of their garages on a drying circuit and Alex De Anglis set the fastest time of the day with a best lap of 1’55.
835 with Tech3’s Raffaele De Rosa behind his the Sammarinese by less that three tenths of second and Toni Elias from Gresini Racing in third with a best lap of 1:56.
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Back on track after his injury was Roberto Rolfo (Italtrans STR) who did 9 laps in the afternoon session finishing the day in 23rd.