You smell in the environment and the burned rubber. The premier class of motorcycling is preparing to start the World Championship and with great anticipation the classification of the MotoGP Qatar Grand Prix was seen, a test that Pecco Bagnaia took, being the fastest on the circuit the day before the race. it was a real madness. Bagnaia flew and achieved the absolute record in the Qatar circuit, but the joy did not last as long. Jack Miller, a lap later, would pulverize it again, but, as if that were not enough, Fabio Quartararo appeared there to snatch it from both of them and put himself first. Time continued to pass and again Bagnaia broke the clock when he dropped from 1:53:00, thus taking the pole position. Fabio Quartararo will start from second position, while Maverick Viñales, from third, is the best classified Spaniard. Valentino Rossi was fourth fastest and the top5 in the standings went to Jack Miller. Regarding the other Spaniards, Aleix Espargaró will start from the eighth row, just ahead of Álex Rins. Joan Mir will start in tenth position after his compatriots, while the last classified in Q2 and, therefore, will start from twelfth place will be Pol Espargaró. The fastest in Q1 were Nakagami and Joan Mir, with the Japanese being the that he threw Bastianini out of the first two seats at the last moment. Along with the Italian, the Spanish pilots Jorge Martín, who fell on the last lap after a fairly good test, Álex Márquez and Iker Lecuona, were left out of Q2.
Bagnaia flies in the Qatar prize and will start from pole | MotoGP
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