The Repsol Honda Team riders took advantage of the time between the first two races of the season, with Marc Márquez practicing motocross and Jorge Lorenzo recovering from injuries.

Rain that fell just before the MotoGP race deeply affected the Grand Prix of Argentina, as well as Marc Marquez’s and Dani Pedrosa’s races.

Repsol Honda rider goes fastest on wet tyres and places just 117 thousandths off pole. Marc Márquez sets the sixth best time.

Reigning World Champion goes fastest on opening day. Pedrosa places third overall, setting the best time in FP1.

Repsol Honda riders head to Termas de Río Hondo after a positive private test in Jerez.

Reigning World Champion crashes out of the lead at Termas de Río Hondo. Pedrosa falls when in fourth place.

The reigning World Champion again beats the record for most pole positions in the World Championship, with 66. Dani Pedrosa places fifth for Argentinian GP, on the second row.

Reigning MotoGP World Champion places just 3 tenths off the day’s fastest time. Dani Pedrosa is 8 tenths off, in thirteenth.

The Argentinian circuit was built between 2007 and 2008, and a corner –Turn 10– was added to the original design to prevent excessive cooling to the right side of the tyre.

Termas de Río Hondo is right around the corner. This is an especially good track for the Repsol Honda Team riders and is one where they have had the most success since it became part of the World Championship in 2014.

Repsol Honda Team riders take on second challenge of 2017 in Argentina.

Repsol Honda Team rider wins tough race which includes a bike change. Dani Pedrosa gets a fortunate third place.

Repsol Honda Team rider sets fastest time for the third year running at Termas de Rio Hondo, to start one row ahead of fourth placed Dani Pedrosa.

Repsol Honda Team riders top timesheets on first day of practice in Termas de Rio Hondo, with first and second position in the combined standings.

Repsol Honda Team looking forward to second round of the season at Termas de Rio Hondo, after taking important step forward in Qatar.