MotoGP: Bagnaia's second consecutive pole at Misano

Misano.- The Italian rider continues to party and with an unbeatable inertia, and is postulated as one of the great favorites to win this Sunday, both for speed and rhythm. The Ducati rider’s best lap served to lower the absolute track record, and to give the Borgo Panigale brand its first pole on this stage since Jorge Lorenzo’s in 2018.

This is the third pole on Bagnaia ‘s service record and the second in a row after the one he scored seven days ago at Motorland.

Jack Miller , second, certified another double for the structure of the red bikes, after staying two tenths behind his neighbor in the workshop, while Fabio Quartararo , the leader of the World Championship, will close the front row despite suffering a fall in the last timed moments.

Jorge Martín , fourth, will open the second, with Johann Zarco (fifth) and Pol Espargaró (sixth) at his side. Marc Márquez will start seventh after suffering another tumble, the 20th so far this year for the rider from Cervera (Lleida), and Aleix Espargaró (eighth) and Alex Rins (ninth) will form with him on the third row.

Maverick Viñale s closed the top ten , from which Joan Mir, the current world champion, was left out by three tenths.

Of those who could not qualify for the second round (Q2) the penultimate position of Valentino Rossi stands out and the last of Andrea Dovizioso , his teammate, in his reappearance after half a sabbatical year.

Top 10 of the Q2 of the San Marino GP 2021 of MotoGP

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Cla	Pilot	laps	Weather	Difference	Interval
1	Francesco Bagnaia	9	1’31.065
2	Jack Miller	8	1’31.314	0.249	0.249
3	Fabio Quartararo	7	1’31,367	0.302	0.053
4	Jorge Martin	9	1’31,663	0.598	0.296
5	Johann Zarco	8	1’31.836	0.771	0.173
6	Pol Espargaro	8	1’31.923	0.858	0.087
7	Marc Marquez	5	1’31.935	0.870	0.012
8	Alex Espargaro	4	1,31,937	0.872	0.002
9	Alex Rins	8	1’32.017	0.952	0.080
10	Maverick Viñales	7	1’32.121	1.056	0.104
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