As the session continued the standings still looked the same as FP1, with nobody able to conquer their times from the morning session inside the top ten. Raul Fernandez (Gaviota Angel Nieto Team) moved into the provisional top 14, moving to third overall in the session. With 15 minutes to go, FP2 times saw the top 22 covered by a second, with the typical tight gaps through the leader board. Tatsuki Suzuki (SIC58 Squadra Corse) was on top for the majority of the session, as he asserted himself as a challenger for the rest of the weekend.

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