Marc Marquez storms to first Ducati MotoGP pole at Jerez
Marc Marquez will start the S🅷panish MotoGP from pole position after an action-packed Q2 at Jerez.

🗹Marc Marquez made a statement on his first flying as he separated himself from the chasing pack by over half a second.
ꦓPedro Acosta was the rider who slotted into second af🍸ter overtaking Brad Binder in the process.
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Binder then went quickest on his𒁃 second flying lap before a charge was coming from Marquez.
Marquez looked set to go top after a stunning sector three, however, the eight🐽-time world champion had a big scare on the front-end as he lost too much time.
Like Marquez, a stunning sector three from Acosta looked good enough to secure provisional pole, however, the rookie crasheﷺd at th♔e final corner.
Moments after Marco Bezzecchi went qui꧒ckest, Marc Marquez put his Gresini Ducati back onto provisional pole before nearly crashing at turn one on his next lap.
Shocks in Q1 as Miller fails to advance in damp conditions

Following heavy overnight rain, qualifying for the Spanish MotoGP🅺 took pl꧟ace in damp conditions.
Despite losing the rear and sliding his way into the final corner,♑ Brad Binder went quickest with his first f𝓀lying lap, ahead of Franco Morbidelli.
After losing top spot momentarily to Morbid𒅌elli, Binder went back to the front of the field thanks to𝄹 a 1:48.626s.
Jack Miller, who was late jo💛ining the action, then moved up to third just behind Raul Fe🐷rnandez who positioned himself behind Binder.
After losing time in the final sector, Miller was then demoted to fo🐬urth behind Miguel Oliveira.
Miller was then relegated to fifth position Dani ꦕPedrosa went second aboard the third full factory KTM machine.
A big lap then came in from former KTM rider Oliveira who went t𒆙wo tenths clear at the head of the leaderboard.
But the benchmark time was then moved forward by a considerable amo💜unt of time as Morbidelli went half a second clear of Oliveira.
Binder, who was two tenths down coming through sector three, then gained a lot of time baဣck to close within +0.062s of Morbidelli’s top time.
There were further changes as Morbidelli and Binder adඣvanced to the second phase of qualifying.