by VALERIO BARRETTA
MotoGP Aragon, Qualifying Results
| 1st row | 1. Mr. Marquez 1:46.766 Ducati |
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| 2. P. Acosta 1:47.606 KTM |
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| 3. F. Bagnaia 1:47.608 Ducati |
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| 2nd row | 4. J.Martin 1:47.642 Ducati |
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| 5. A. Marquez 1:47.807 Ducati |
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| 6. F. Morbidelli 1:48.114 Ducati |
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| 3rd row | 7. B. Binder 1:48.492 KTM |
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| 8. Mr. Oliveira 1:48.550 Aprilia |
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| 9. R. Fernandez 1:48.923 Aprilia |
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| 4th row | 10. J.Zarco 1:49.080 Honda |
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| 11. A. Espargaro 1:49.707 Aprilia |
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| 12. Mr. Vinales 1:50.526 Aprilia |
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| 5th row | 13. Mr. Bezzecchi 1:48.086 Ducati |
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| 14. E. Bastianini 1:48.542 Ducati |
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| 15. J.Miller 1:48.649 KTM |
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| 6th row | 16. F. By Giannantonio 1:48.687 Ducati |
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| 17. F. Quartararo 1:48.775 Yamaha |
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| 18. T.Nakagami 1:49.081 Honda |
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| 7th row | 19. A. Fernandez 1:49.238 KTM |
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| 20. L. Marini 1:49.802 Honda |
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| 21. A. Rins 1:49.872 Yamaha |
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| 8th row | 22. J.Mir 1:50.120 Honda |
MotoGP Aragon, Qualifying Report
It will be the reunion of Oasis, it will be that the Gallagher brothers’ newfound union the Gresini team dedicated a nice post on social mediabut the first adjective to describe Marc’s pole position Marquez in Aragon is supersonic. Supersonic, yes, the performance of the eight-time world champion, who leaves a sensational gap to all the others: 840 thousandths to Pedro Acosta, 842 to “Pecco” Bagnaia and 876 to Jorge Martin. Nothing like this has been seen on dry surfaces since 2011.
During the night the rain changed the grip conditions at MotorLand: in this context the quality of #93 comes out even more, at his sixth pole position in MotoGP at Aragón, and who had already put everyone in line yesterday. For the Sprint and for the Grand Prix, in short, the number one favourite is Marquez, who according to Bagnaia can win the Sprint with full seconds of advantage. “Pecco” – third – arrives two thousandths from Coast but in the end he can settle for the front row in front of Martin (fourth), who crashes at the start of Q2 in turn 5 but is then good at limiting the damage. Martinator will start from the second row together with Alex Marquez and Franco Morbidelli, while Johann Zarco’s Honda (tenth) surprised positively, preceding the two disappointing Aprilias (second and third yesterday, 11th and 12th today respectively with Aleix Espargaró and Maverick Viñales).
Enea was eliminated in Q1 instead Bastianiniwho will start only 14th: for the Beast, the weak point of qualifying is confirmed and another uphill weekend is looming. Also out in the first part of qualifying are Marco Bezzecchi, Jack Miller, Fabio Quartararo and an injured Fabio Di Giannantonio.
MotoGP Aragon, Qualifying Live
You can relive the emotions of the Aragon Qualifying with our live commentary.
The program
MotoGP returns to the track this afternoon at 3pm with the 11-lap Sprint. Tomorrow there will be a ten-minute warm up starting at 9.40am and then the Grand Prix which begins at 2pm.
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