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JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA (SPAIN): Ducati rider Francesco Bagnaia signalled a return to form by scorching his way to pole position for the Spanish MotoGP as fastest qualifier at the Jerez track Saturday. The Italian was a massive 0.453sec faster than reigning world champion and current championship leader Fabio Quartararo with a sizzling 1min 36.17sec fastest lap.
Honda Team Asia’s Ai Ogura celebrated his first pole position in the Moto2 class at Jerez on Saturday.
Having traded top spot in FP3 this morning and running 1-2 in FP4, the expected pole battle between Bagnaia and reigning world champion Quartararo raged early on in qualifying.
Noticias importantes las que deja la calificación del GP de España. De entrada, es de celebrar la resurrección de Francesco Bagnaia, perdido en las primeras citas de la temporada y ahora firmando su primera pole del curso y la decimocuarta de su andadura en MotoGP. El buen tercero de Aleix Espargaró, que le permite repetir en la primera fila y soñar con el podio. Y el digno quinto puesto de Marc Márquez, en un fin de semana en el que no se le acaba de ver cómodo con la Honda, pero que se las ha apañado para salvar los muebles con una esperanzadora segunda fila.
Francesco Bagnaia merebut pole position pada MotoGP Spanyol di Sirkuit Jerez. Rider Ducati itu akan dibuntuti Fabio Quartararo di posisi dua.
Ducati Lenovo’s Pecco Bagnaia claimed his first MotoGP pole position of 2022 with an all-time record at Jerez circuit - Angel Nieto.
Gaviota GasGas Aspar continued its impressive 2022 Moto3 season by heading the Moto3 Spanish GP grid at Jerez.
Grasser Racing’s Bortolotti didn’t venture out on track until the final five minutes of the 20-minute session, opting to complete just a single run in the pole shootout.