Jerez test hampered by poor weather

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Tom Luthi (Interwetten Moto2) and Andrea Iannone (WTR/Speed Master Team), did 10 and 35 laps respectively on their new bikes, with Iannone recording the best unofficial Moto2 time of 1’57.6. Both teams have been working to reconfirm their base settings on the Suter chassis which they first tested in Valencia.
Mika Kallio (Marc VDS Racing), Pol Espargaro (Tuenti Speed Up) and Xavier Fores (Mapfre Aspar Team) braved the damp conditions to get experience on their new bikes, recording a best time of 2’01.6, 2’01.3, 1’58.4 respectively.
Iodaracing made their Moto2 track debut, with recently signed Italian rider Simone Corsi doing 6 laps, with a best time of 2’03. Corsi’s 2010 JIR Moto2 team-mate, Mattia Passini, has joined his compatriot at Iodaracing but did not go out in the rain.
Kev Coghlan, who had recently been announced as taking Alex Debon’s retired seat, joined the list of rider who did not go out today, including Scott Redding (Marc VDS Racing), Julian Simon (Mapfre Aspar Team), Marc Marquez (Monlau Competicion) and the Tenerife 40 Pons pair of Aleix Espargaro and Axel Pons.
Two as-yet unsigned riders testing here are Valentin Debise, who was out on track alongside Pol Espargaro with Tuenti Speed Up and Alex Baldolini, testing with Forward Racing, who did not go to track today.
In MotoGP, Karel Abraham scored a best time of 1’54.1 on the 2011 prototype Ducati Desmosedici. The Cardion AB team have also been working with a new suspension. Sharing their garage was the Ducati MotoGP test team, with Franco Battaini, riding with a Big Bang engine, doing 40 laps with a best time of 1’53.6.
Suter Racing’s first ever MotoGP test started with Damian Cudlin recording a best lap of 1’57.7, having ridden 36 laps on the 2012 spec bike, with Marc VDS Racing’s Scott Redding hoping to record his first MotoGP laps on the bike tomorrow, if time and conditions allow.