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Marquez claims one hundredth profession pole with lap document in Italian GP qualifying

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Marc Marquez took the one hundredth pole of his profession on his Ducati debut on the Mugello Circuit at their dwelling Italian Grand Prix on Saturday in a qualifying session the place the lap document was damaged a number of instances.

It was Marquez’s sixth pole of the season and the 72nd MotoGP pole of his profession to go together with his 14 poles in Moto2 and 14 extra within the 125cc World Championship.

“I am tremendous completely happy as a result of it was an actual pole place, it was with out (utilizing) the slipstreams, alone and simply looking for my limits,” Marquez mentioned.

“The tempo was not dangerous however (I’ve to) be affected person as a result of within the afternoon with a heat temperature, it might change every thing. However for the time being we’re there and able to combat for the dash and important race.”

Marquez initially took provisional pole when he slotted in behind his brother Alex and used the Gresini bike’s slipstream to his benefit.

As Alex crossed the road with the quickest time, Marc snatched high spot from him lower than a second later with a lap document.

Yamaha’s Fabio Quartararo then broke the document however earlier than he may rejoice, Marc’s Italian crew mate Francesco Bagnaia went even sooner on his dwelling monitor the place he has received the final three Grands Prix.

Nevertheless, Marc had yet another flying lap left in him and when the Spaniard crossed the road, he set a time of 1 minute and 44.169 seconds to pip Bagnaia to pole by 0.059 seconds. Alex will be a part of them on the entrance row.

“I attempted every thing in qualifying, Marc was in tremendous form and it is robust to beat him. I wished to start out on the entrance row and this was the most effective end in qualifying (for me) this season,” Bagnaia mentioned.

Quartararo was solely fourth quickest regardless of breaking the lap document and he shall be joined on the second row by KTM’s Maverick Vinales and VR46 Racing’s Franco Morbidelli.



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