Francesco Bagnaia led the MotoGP test at Misano with a time of 1:30.619s, significantly ahead of Franco Morbidelli and Enea Bastianini, marking a strong recovery after his earlier disappointing performances. Riders tested new components, including a prototype Michelin front tire and a communications system designed for real-time dialogue with race control. Yamaha reported positive feedback on their new chassis, with Fabio Quartararo showing improved competitiveness. The upcoming Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix is set for September 20-22, after the cancellation of the Indian Grand Prix. Ducati focused on 2025 bike developments, while KTM’s Dani Pedrosa and others tested new machinery ahead of the next race. Notably, the test also highlighted ongoing challenges for the Japanese brands, particularly Honda, while Ducati maintained its edge in development.