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Aprilia's Marco Bezzecchi topped Friday practice at the British GP with an all-time lap record at Silverstone, clocking 1m56.280s. Just weeks after collarbone and knee surgery from a Sachsenring crash, he admitted his one-lap pace was back but he was struggling badly over race-distance runs.
1m56.280, fastest lap of the whole session at Silverstone — that got my blood up, no lie. But I've been in the pits long enough to know a single flying lap and a race-distance stint are two different animals. He said it himself: four or five laps in a row with that collarbone and knee, that's where Sunday actually gets decided.
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Didn't know a single fast lap and race pace were such different things
Race pace could drop off hard depending on the collarbone and knee
Coming back from injury and still doing that takes real experience
1m56.280 is insane, doing that with a broken bone is monster stuff
Sure, for one lap. Whether it holds up over race distance is another story
Aprilia always feels fast on Fridays and fades later
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