Fabio Quartararo took pole position in the MotoGP Portuguese GP after signing a time of 1: 38.862 minutes. The Frenchman will start from the first position after canceling the great lap of Pecco Bagnaia, who had stopped the clock at 1: 38.494 but did not see the yellow flag and race direction took away that time. The Italian went from first to eleventh, so Marc Márquez gained one position and will start sixth on his return to competition. The Repsol Honda rider has come back strong. He had to go through Q1 but that was good for him to take some more filming. There he was the fastest just ahead of Joan Mir, who was ninth in Q2. The best-ranked Spaniard was Álex Rins, who will start from second on the grid, behind Quartararo and ahead of World Championship leader Johann Zarco.
This is the classification for the grid of the MotoGP Portuguese Grand Prix
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