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Viñales on Misano pole as Bagnaia falls foul of track limits

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Viñales on Misano pole as Bagnaia falls foul of track limits

Maverick Vinales at the San Marino GP.

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Yamaha rider Maverick Vinales snatched pole from Francesco Bagnaia after the Pramac racer picked up a track limits infringement on his final effort at MotoGP’s Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.

Vinales and Bagnaia were locked in a battle for top spot at Misano and traded fast lap times during the 15-minute Q2 session.

Bagnaia threw everything at it to beat his opponent, only to have his lap cancelled by the race stewards, allowing Viñales to snatch pole with Bagnaia starting from fifth on the grid.

Vinales rode his Yamaha M1 around the Misano World Circuit in a time of 1:31.077, making him not just the fastest man of the afternoon but also the fastest ever around the venue as he beat his own all-time lap record that he secured just a week ago.

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The front row was completed by Bagnaia’s team-mate and fellow Ducati rider Jack Miller, who will start from second, while Fabio Quartararo bagged third.

Quartararo struggled for pace in the opening few minutes of the session, as he set lap times that were good enough for a mid-field starting position, before finding his feet and placing his M1 on the front row.

Championship leader Andrea Dovizioso was never truly in contention at the sharp end of the pack and will start ninth.

It was a tough day in the office for Takaaki Nakagami as the Honda pilot crashed at Turn 15, low-siding his RC213-V into the gravel with less than five minutes to go, meaning he will begin the race from 12th.

Johann Zarco was another rider to take a tumble in the first qualifying session just as he was on course to set the quickest time, but as a result he will start 14th on the grid.

Alex Marquez will start from 17th as the only Repsol Honda rider, the Spaniard’s fastest effort being a 1:32.198, over a second off the pace.

#RiderTeamTimeGap / Interval
1Maverick VIÑALESMonster Energy Yamaha MotoGP1’31.077
2Jack MILLERPramac Racing1’31.1530.076 / 0.076
3Fabio QUARTARAROPetronas Yamaha SRT1’31.2220.145 / 0.069
4Pol ESPARGARORed Bull KTM Factory Racing1’31.3080.231 / 0.086
5Francesco BAGNAIAPramac Racing1’31.3130.236 / 0.005
6Brad BINDERRed Bull KTM Factory Racing1’31.3890.312 / 0.076
7Valentino ROSSIMonster Energy Yamaha MotoGP1’31.4360.359 / 0.047
8Franco MORBIDELLIPetronas Yamaha SRT1’31.5660.489 / 0.130
9Danilo PETRUCCIDucati Team1’31.5740.497 / 0.008
10Andrea DOVIZIOSODucati Team1’31.5810.504 / 0.007
11Joan MIRTeam SUZUKI ECSTAR1’31.6170.540 / 0.036
12Takaaki NAKAGAMILCR Honda IDEMITSU1’32.2841.207 / 0.667
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#RiderPoints
1Alex Marquez140
2Marc Marquez139
3Francesco Bagnaia120
4Franco Morbidelli84
5Fabio Di Giannantonio63
6Fabio Quartararo50
7Johann Zarco43
8Ai Ogura37
9Marco Bezzecchi36
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