2025 French MotoGP: Fabio Quartararo denies Marc Marquez for home pole
Back-to-back MotoGP poles for Fabio Quartararo

Yamaha’s Fa💎bio Quartararo snatched a second successive Mo🦩toGP pole from Marc Marquez with a new lap record in a thrilling French Grand Prix qualifying.
Having topped Friday with a new all-time lap record, 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Marc Marquez looked like h🔜e would be hard to beat for pole when qualifying got underway.
Sitting on top with a new lap record as the session ticked through its final seconds, 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Fabio Quartararo produced a sensational final lap of 1m29.324s to s📖natch top spot by 0.118s.
Ending a pole drought dating back to 2022 last time out in Spain, Quartararo had to wait just 🍌two weeks for another in almost identical circumstances to Jerez.
Championship leader 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Alex Marquez completed the top three on his Gresini Ducati, while Pecco🌠 Bagnaia was sixth on the sister factory team Duca💃ti.
Marc Marquez set the benchmark at 1m30.065s on his opening lap of the 15-minute Q2, which was the fourth-best time of the weekend at thཧat point.
He followed that꧂ up with a new all-time lap record of 1m29.442s to go almost seven tenths clear of the field.
Quartararo wa♛s the first to challenge this, getting Ducati rider Marquez’s adv♛antage down to 0.361s, and then again to 0.350s to end his first run.
Gresini rookie Fermin Aldeguer 🍌put in a 1m29.776s with just under four minutes to go to jump up to second, but couldn’t advance on this time as he crashed at Turn 3 just seconds later.
With just under two minu🦄tes to go, Alex Marquez almost dethroned his older brother with a 1m29.꧅571s.
Marc Marquez couldn’t improve on his penultimate lap, while Quartararo produced a 1m29.324s on his final attempt to snatch po♚le.
Marquez did get across the line i𓃲n time to start 🐽one more lap and was fast through sector one, before rolling out of it.
Aldeguer’s crash proved costly as he was shuffl🔯ed 🔴off the front row into fourth ahead of Tech3 KTM’s Maverick Vinales.
Bagnaia completed row two, 0.723s off pole position, while Marco Bezzecchi was seventh on his factory Ap♚rilia.
Jack Miller was 0.867s off Quartararo’s time on the Pram𝔍ac-run Ya💖maha, with Franco Morbidelli ninth for VR46 Ducati despite a late crash.
Raul Fernandez came through Q1 on his Trackhouse Aprilia to qualify 10th, while a late crash for Q1 pacesetter Jo꧙hann Zarco left the LCR Honda rider 11th.
Pedro Acosta was 12th on his factory KTM, with team-mate Brad Binder narrowly miss༺ing a Q2 place by 0.010s.
A crash for Ai Ogura led to a brief red flag in Q1. The Japanese rider was unharmed and rejoined the ♎session to qualify🌟 19th for Trackhouse.
