Jorge Martin, record pole-sitter, and Marc Marquez to leave behind

Jorge Martin Takes MotoGP Pole at Sachsenring. The Madrid native broke the track record and managed to beat Aprilia Oliveira and the great Raul Fernandes. He will meet him to end the series of Pecco Bagnai, “only” fourth. On the other hand, for Marc Márquez, things are getting even more complicated.

The sun was shining on the Saxony route. There was no wind and the temperature has risenat 20 degrees outside and 35 on the asphalt.

Previous training allowed me to see Marc Marquez is toughdue to a bruise on his right side, but competitive. In just five laps he showed his speed. Was penetrate.

But I had a big problem with first quarterbecause it determines the whole weekend. At the start, the man from Ilerda surprised by putting on the hard front tire, as did Bezzecchi and Quartararo.

It was clear to everyone that the standard was the man from Lleida. despite the physical discomfort, and they began to follow himAugusto Fernandez led the pursuit train.

Raul Fernandez He was very confident and decided to go alone. He showed it by putting himself in first place and showing a good result of 1:20.1, better than Mark by a tenth. The one from Cervera went to the pits second. Raul and Quartararo They got scared, which is why they missed the lap.

They all went out for the second round together. They looked askance at Mark, who didn’t want to shoot because he was in the preliminary version. Quartararo stood first in one file.

Miller was going long at turn 1. I was on the inside and He almost collided with the eldest of the Marquez family.who had to brake and lift his Ducati GP23. Jack had a part of his KTM’s swingarm come off.

The Catalan returned to the pits and He said no, pointing to his motorcycle.In the third free practice he already had mechanical problems.

Raul, doing his job, posted a superb 1:19.678, almost matching the record set by Viñales on Friday. Bezzecchi had already beaten Marc, who was riding his second mount with medium tyres at the front and soft at the back.

Quartararo made an assault… failed. Then it lasted and was thrown out.

Mark spoke enthusiastically, but collided with Stefan Bradl, The Honda test driver, who was driving slowly and crossed the track between turns one and two. The ’93 complained bitterly because he had to cut in and was already out. Your weekend has been ruined by a regrettable action. He then apologised during his entry rehearsal. The German was then given a three-place grid penalty, but as he was 21st he would only lose one and would start last, behind Gardner.

Thus, passed: Raul Fernandez and BezsecchiThe second half of the grid will include: 13. Marc Marquez, 14. Quartararo, 15. Augusto Fernandez, 16. Miller, 17. Nakagami, 18. Marini, 19. Sarco, 20. Mir, 21. Bradl and 22. Gardner.

At first second quarterAlex Marquez was already under 1:20 on the first lap. Raul had already beaten Maverick’s best lap, but that was just the starter.

Jorge Martin Destroys Record approving of two-tenths of those made by Trackhouse of Madrid. Everyone went to the pits to change tires. Acosta or Diggia was behind.

Vinales didn’t want any trouble and left early to avoid the traffic jams. Martinator also pulled to get rid of the “flies”. Instead, Pecco had to stand in the pit lane and look at the panorama.

The Prima Pramac rider got scared after the spectacular jump, he got a little ahead of him and gave in to the intention to push. Oliveira He took second place.

Maverick had a weird fall at turn 10. He flew when changing direction, tried to grab the steering wheel and even hit his Aprilia, kissing the asphalt. He woke up very sick. The yellow flags flew out and Bagnaia had to shorten the distance. Martin went on the gravel.

This meant that they all had only one full turn left, but with more worn tyres. Alex Marquez had an accident and Pecco had to slow down going through that section, which ruined his attempt, although his time was already not very good.

Pole position thus went to Jorge Martin, ahead of the two Aprilis from Trackhouse, with Bagnaia fourth ahead of Alex Marquez.

“I’m happy, we are strong“I didn’t expect to be able to do pole. Even a difficult race will be very soft, so it will be a race with more control. Pecco is the strongest in terms of rhythm. Also Enea (Bastianini) is strong, and I am sure Marc will be able to come back,” said Martinator.

“Thanks to the team. I didn’t even remember where the closed park was,” Raul joked.

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