Marc Marquez led an incident packed FP2 at the Czech Republic MotoGP, which included the reigning champion falling for the second time today. Scorching afternoon conditions saw track temperatures hit 50 degrees (122 degrees F), contributing to a series of accidents and meaning ten riders failed to beat their morning lap time. First to fall was Marquez's Repsol Honda team-mate Dani Pedrosa - fluid from his machine then reportedly causing MotoGP championship leader Valentino Rossi to suffer his first accident of the year. Rossi was unharmed, but forced to switch to his spare bike, while Pedrosa required ice on his left foot in the team truck and didn't return to the track. That prompted...
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