Manuel Gonzalez continues his path to the Moto2 title as he topped Friday Practice at the Indonesian Grand Prix.

The Moto2 World Championship leader, Manuel Gonzalez, topped the Practice timesheets on Friday afternoon at the Mandalika International Street Circuit and completed a positive opening day.

Daniel Holgado arrived at the Indonesian Grand Prix off the back of winning the Japanese Grand Prix last week and ended the opening day in second place on the timesheets.

Since his podium at the Catalan Grand Prix, Daniel Munoz has not been at the sharp end, but he started his weekend in Indonesia at the front as he was in third place for the Red Bull KTM Ajo squad.

The top Boscoscuro rider at the end of the opening day of Practice was the BLU CRU Pramac Yamaha Moto2 rider, Tony Arbolino, who was in fourth place.

Rounding out the top five was the British rider, Jake Dixon. After a disappointing Free Practice One, the British rider bounced back in the afternoon session.

Just outside of the top five was the OnlyFans American Racing Team rider, Marcos Ramirez. The Spaniard was in sixth place and will be looking to end his run of poor form this weekend.

Ayumu Sasaki's one-lap pace has seen drastic improvements across the last few rounds as he ended Practice in seventh, but his race pace still needs to develop.

Moto2 rookie, David Alonso, narrowly missed out on the podium at the Japanese Grand Prix, but started his weekend in eighth at the Indonesian Grand Prix.

Diogo Moreira left it late to get inside the automatic Q2 spots on Friday afternoon, but the Brazilian rider managed to get into the top 14 with a lap time that put him in ninth.

Completing the top ten was the Dutch rider, Collin Veijer. The Red Bull KTM Ajo rider will be searching for his sixth top ten finish of the season this weekend.

Moto2 Indonesia, Full Practice Results:

Moto2 Indonesia, Full Free Practice One Results: