MotoGP qualification for George Martin. The defeat of Mark Marquez returned

A lot has happened in the MotoGP that qualifies the Americas GB in the Kota circuit in Austin. George Martin took the pole position, while the Ducati Bikers took the top five spots.

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After a MotoGP training session on Friday, many riders worried about Ducati’s speed on a lap at the COTA circuit in Austin. However, in a qualifying match for the Americas GP on Saturday, the Texas facility showed up well on par with Italian motorcycles.

Jack Miller drove in a superb lap, thanks to a time of 2: 03.327, leading the MotoGP, only 0.008s ahead of his teammate Francesco Pacna. George Martin finished third at this point in Q2.

In the middle of Q2, problems struck Fabio Quartararo. The current MotoGP world champion was on a record lap, but fell in the final. Thus the French wasted all his efforts. However, there was no question of releasing, because Quattrocchi quickly went on a scooter to the pit path for a spare machine.

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During the second run, Bagnoya improved as he saw himself in a temporary polar position. However, Miller improved his timing very quickly, and eventually the two were reconciled by Martin. Spaniard won the polar position with a score of 2: 02.039.

Quarterro may have been unhappy after qualifying. In the reserve engine, Yamaha’s rider received only a sixth score.

In the GB of the United States, Mark Marquez returned to the competition after problems with double vision. The Spaniard, who has won seven races in Austin and is known as the “King of Austin”, has not yet realized the consequences of the recent fall. Repsol finished ninth on the Honda Team Rider time trail.

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