Fabio Quartararo achieved pole position in the MotoGP Jerez Grand Prix. With a time of 1: 36.755, the Frenchman will start again from the top position at the Jerez Circuit to fight for the third consecutive victory of the season. Yamaha gets the first two positions – Mordidelli was second – and Jack Miller will start in third position. Back-to-back pole positions for @ FabioQ20! 🔝 The championship leader goes from strength to strength! 💪 # SpanishGP 🇪🇸 pic.twitter.com/VlTERoNDGJ – MotoGP ™ 🏁 (@MotoGP) May 1, 2021As for the Spanish, Maverick Viñales will start from seventh place and Aleix Espargaró just behind in eighth. Álex Rins in the ninth and Joan Mir in the tenth. For their part, Pol Espargaró and Marc Márquez failed to enter Q2 and will start this Sunday from 13th and 14th respectively. In the case of the six-time MotoGP world champion, he gave the scare in free practice and avoided a fall in the rankings at various points. It remains to be seen if he is capable of having a good race in Jerez and gaining sensations on his return to racing.
MotoGP: qualifying for the Jerez Grand Prix starting grid
Official: there will be GP of Catalonia of Formula 1 until 2026
The Circuit de Catalunya has renewed the contracts that allow it to host the F1 and MotoGP world championships until 2026.
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Mick Doohan experienced a situation similar to that of Marc Márquez. An injury prevented him from winning in 1992 and 1993. But in 1994 he came back stronger and won the first of his five titles.
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Marc Márquez was thrilled again after getting his first win after injury. "Now it's time to thank," says the one from Cervera who broke into tears when he remembered everything that happened to get here.
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MotoGP Germany 2021: time, TV channel and where to watch the motorcycle race live...
Check the schedule and where to watch the MotoGP German Grand Prix live today on TV, the eighth round of the Motorcycle World Championship.





