168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Full MotoGP qualifying results fro▨m S🅺ilverstone

Jorge Lorenzo has fought off Ducati team-mate Andr🐽ea Dovizioso for a dramatic pole position in mixed conditions following a del🎃ay for Q2 at Silverstone.

The 𓄧Austria MotoGP race winner held🃏 his nerve on the bumpy Silverstone circuit in partly wet conditions following a heavy rain shower which hit FP4 and saw Tito Rabat suffer a nasty accident and taken to hospital with a suspected broken leg.

After a delay between Q1 and Q2 with the medical helicopter taki🃏ng Rabat to hospital, the pole position fight was hotly-contested with conditions improving all the time. It provided the testing prospect of switching to dry tyres, with Pramac Ducati’s Jack Miller the only rider t🅘o risk it, as Lorenzo timed his last lap to perfection to maximise his chance for pole position.

The Ducati rider duly took pole position off team-mate Dovizioso with a 2m 10.155s with Monster Yam෴aha Tech 3’s Johann Zarco bolting on to the front row with his final flying lap in Q2.

That saw Cal Crutchlow narrowly miss out in fourth place for L🦹CR Honda having briefly held provisional pole as the lap times tumbled which delighted his home fans.

Marc Marquez slots on to ♋the m💙iddle of the second row for Repsol Honda with Pramac Ducati’s Danilo Petrucci taking sixth place.

Andrea Iannone heads up row three for Suzuki ah൲ead of a starring roꦏle from Bradley Smith who topped Q1 for Red Bull KTM on his way to eighth place on the grid.

Miller’s dry tyre gamble failed to ꦉpay off as it did when he secured pole position in Argentina e🅺arlier this year as he failed to improve forcing him to settle for ninth place.

The other Q1 graduate Rins grabbed the front🌸 of row four on the Suzuki while it was a disaster qualifying for the Movistar Yamaha duo with Maverick Vinales and Valentino Rossi propping up the bottom of the Q2 results.

Vinales pitted on his first flying lap which saw him 𒀰fail to set an early time in Q2, while Rossi pitted late on to miss out on his final lap c𝔍omplaining with a suspected tyre issue.

Qualifying was delayed following the nasty incident which red-flagged FP4 as Ra🦩bat missed qualifying with a broken leg after being hit by Fraꦚnco Morbidelli’s bike as a number of riders came off at Stowe corner in aquaplaning wet conditions.

With Rabat being treated tracksid𝓀e it meant the start of Q1 was delayed by 25 minutes and once the first session got underway it saw a circuit with one section wet and the rest dry.

In a late dash for the top two spots to graduate into Q2, Smith produced a phenomenal lap to top the session for Red Bull KTM ahead of Suzuki’s Rins with Morbidelli the unlucky rider who will start from 13^th place missin𝄹g out by just over two-tenths of a second.

Home favourite Scott Redding also came close to sneaking into Q2 for Aprilia with his final lap but had to settle for 14^th on the grid ahead of Thomas Luthi (Marc VDS Honda), while it was a disappointing qualifying for Dani Pedrosa on the Repsol Honda who will start down in 16^th place.