Cal Crutchlow is beginning to🌊 carve out his own place on the front row of the MotoGP grids.

Tomorrow the Tech 3 Yamaha rider will join Jorge Loren♌zo and Dani Pedrosa at the head of the grid after sealing third place in qualifying at Aragon.

Crutchlow led much of the one-hour session before being overhauled by the factory duo, but the Briไtish⛄ ace is more than satisfied with his efforts as he takes his place on the front row for a sixth time this season on the satellite M1.

The 26-year-old, whose best lap of 1m 49.576s was just 0.172s behind Lorenzo, said: "I think we did a very good job today to finish on the front row when this sess♋ion was the first time we have been able to work on the settings in the dry.

"My main aim for the session was to get the bike set-up for the race and immediate﷽ly out of the box I was fast and all through the session I was able to steadily improve my pac♕e.

"I'm confident going into tomorrow's race because th🎃e bike feels good, despite the fact that we missed a lot of dry track time, so credi🀅t to my Yamaha Tech 3 crew because they did a fantastic job again," added Crutchlow, who was 0.6s clear at the top with 15 minutes remaining.

The Coventry man is✤ now determined to claim another rostrum f♛inish after achieving the feat for the first time at Brno in the Czech Republic.

"I thou♓ght we'd be struggling more because Jorge, Dani and Ben all tested here for two days recently, so to be🙈 so close to them shows we've done a great job," he said.

"That ༺is the third front row start on the ඣbounce now but after Misano I have got to finish the race tomorrow.

"Hopefully it will be in the top three because it would be great 🥂to get another podium."