Marquez
returns
Marc
Marquez
was
among
the
train
which
had
formed
behind
Bagnaia
for
the
final
few
minutes
of
the
session.
With
the
chequered
flag
about
to
come
out,
Bagnaia
moved
up
to
second
on
a
1:27.953,
but
was
beaten
almost
immediately
by
the
Honda
rider
in
his
slipstream,
who
set
a
1:27.780
which
was
just
0.013sec
seconds
away
from
pole.
That
made
for
a
top
four
of
Martin,
Marc
Marquez,
Bagnaia,
and
Aleix
Espargaro,
with
Quartararo
edging
back
up
to
fifth
thanks
to
a
1:27.973
on
his
final
lap.
Q1
graduates
Johann
Zarco
classified
sixth
after
getting
himself
out
of
Q1,
ahead
of
Luca
Marini
(Mooney
VR46
Racing
Team)
on
a
1:28.029,
home
hero
Jack
Miller
(Ducati
Lenovo
Team)
on
a
1:28.116,
and
Marco
Bezzecchi
(Mooney
VR46
Racing
Team)
on
a
1:28.185.
Row
4
will
be
the
other
Q1
graduate
in
Alex
Rins
(Team
Suzuki
Ecstar)
from
Alex
Marquez
(LCR
Honda
Castrol)
and
Maverick
Vinales
(Aprilia
Racing).
Chasing
pack
Row
5
is
headed
up
by
Pol
Espargaro,
from
Joan
Mir
and
Enea
Bastianini,
who
reverted
to
his
first-run
1:28.647.
Brad
Binder
(Red
Bull
KTM
Factory
Racing)
qualified
16th
and
will
be
joined
on
Row
6
by
WithU
Yamaha
RNF
MotoGP
Team
duo
Cal
Crutchlow
and
Darryn
Binder.
Stage
set
After
a
record-breaking
Q2,
the
stage
is
set
for
an
awesome
Sunday
afternoon
as
MotoGP
lights
up
Phillip
Island
again.
Warm
Up
starts
at
9.40
am
local
time
(4.10am
IST),
before
the
27-lap
race
itself
gets
underway
from
2pm
local
time
(8.30am
IST).
Buckle
up
to
rumble
Down
Under
as
the
fight
for
the
crown
reaches
fever
pitch.
Indian
audience
can
catch
all
the
live
action
on
Eurosport
channel.
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