US EditionBagnaia Takes Czech Motogp Pole as Marquez Crashes
BRNO-CITY DISTRICT, SOUTH MORAVIAN REGION, JUL 19 – Bagnaia overcame a poor start and crashes by Marc Marquez and Johann Zarco to claim his first pole of the season with a new lap record, officials said.
- On Saturday, Francesco Bagnaia claimed his first pole position of the season at the Czech Republic motorcycle Grand Prix, edging out Marc Marquez.
- Ducati’s wrong call in Friday’s wet practice dropped Bagnaia into Q1, leaving him 13th, after which he struggled to improve his position on the grid.
- In Q2’s second half, Bagnaia set a new lap record of 1m52.303s to take provisional pole with under five minutes remaining.
- The Spaniard went off at the penultimate corner, resigning him to second on the grid.
- Factory Ducati locked out the front row, with Fabio Quartararo completing the front row for Yamaha.
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The Italian motorcyclist will start from pole position in both the sprint and the main race for the Czech Grand Prix in the MotoGP class.
Czech MotoGP 2025 Qualifying: Bagnaia grabs first pole of the season
Twice MotoGP champion Francesco Bagnaia claimed his first pole position of the season at the Czech Republic motorcycle Grand Prix on Saturday, edging out Ducati teammate Marc Marquez, who crashed on his final qualifying lap.
Bagnaia snatches first pole of Czech MotoGP season, Marquez crashes on final lap
BRNO (Czech Republic), July 19 — Twice MotoGP champion Francesco Bagnaia claimed his first pole position of the season at the Czech Republic motorcycle Grand Prix today, edging out Ducati teammate Marc Marquez, who crashed on his final qualifying lap.Bagnaia crossed the line with the fastest time of one minute and 52.303 seconds in mostly sunny conditions in Brno, with Marquez qualifying second and Yamaha’s Fabio Quartararo completing the front …
Pecco didn't start in front of everyone from Barcelona 2024. A pole surprise his sight the suffering shown in the prequalifications and also in Q1. Spanish throws everything to the wind falling at the penultimate curve
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