Q2 started with an immediate crash for Enea Bastianini in sec༒tor three, while Marco Bezzecchi set a blistering time of 1:45.372s in order to lead 🍰from Marquez.

Down on Bezzecchi’s time heading into the final part of the lap, Martin proꦓduced a brilliant last few corners to make up the time needed and go onto provisional pole.

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There was drama at the beginning of Bagnaia’s second stint as he was leᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚft furious w♕ith Marquez.

The world champion felt as though Marquez should have slowed on the exit of pit lane to allow him through, even though M🐼arquez was well ahead of him.&🌞nbsp;

Bagnaia was then fully committed on his next lap as weh ꦰwent quickest, while dragging Marquez around to P2. 

Brad Binder, who had been very q🍌uick in qualifying trim through practice, crashed in sector three. 

Jack Miller was next to challenge Bagnaia’s top 🌼time but ultimately went third, before Alex Marquez pushed the Australian down to fourth.

Fabio Quartararo out in Q1 for third consecutive MotoGP round

First across the line was Maveri👍ck Vinales who set a low 1m 46s time, however, Michele Pirro, Franco Morbidelli, Quartararo and Ale🐓x Marquez all went faster.

Ma🎶rquez set a time of 1:45.701s to go two tenths clear of the factory Yamaha duo, before extending his margin with a time that was nearly🔯 five tenths clear of Morbidelli. 

As riders headed back to pit lane following the openin🌠g stint, Jack Miller was the first rider currently missing out on a Q2 spot, while Quartararo was close behind in fourth. 

Vinales was fif🌼th and in desperate🧸 need of finding improvements, which he did, as the Aprilia rider jumped up to second place. 

There was a big crash for Raul Fernandez, which was his second of the day after already losi🅺ng the front-end in Pracꦗtice 3.  

Vinales was quickly bumped down third aꦐnd although he challenged Miller for second🐠 on his final lap, the Spaniard came up short, as did Quartararo who was also out-qualified by Morbidelli and Takaaki Nakagami.