Q🅺2 got off to a stunning start as Francesco Bagnaia immediately broke in🦩to the 1m 57s.

But Bagnaia was quickly beaten by team-mate Enea Bastianini befor😼e regaining top spot thanks to a new all-time lap record.

Bastian𒀰ini fired his factory Ducati back into second, moments after Jorge Martin had put himself in th💮e middle of the front row. 

A mistake from Bagnaia at🐟 the start of his final run cost him pole position as Aleix Es🃏pargaro found two tenths on the reigning world champion.

Bagnaia, who thought he had one more chance, like most of the grid was slowed by a yellow flag at 🌟turn two which was brought out due to Maverick Vinales crashing. 

Marquez and Acosta deliver big in Q1

Pedro Acosta set the pace early on in Q1 ahead of fellow Spaniard Ra🌱ul 🐭Fernandez.

Third but over four tenths 🔴down was one of the pre-sessions favourites in Franco Morbidelli. 

The Italian reduced that deficit before Alex Marquez went quickest, however, Acosta responded immediately as he went top by setting an identicaꦛl lap time toꩵ the Gresini rider. 

During the second runs it was Fernandez who began lighting up the timing scr💝eens. The Trackhouse ride🦂r went top before Aocsta regained that position.

Poised to advance, Fernandez then missed out when ☂Alex Marquez produced a brilliant final two sect💫ors.

The Spaniard ended t♍he session fastest from Aocsta, while Morbidelli's late effort was only good enough for P3 in Q1 (P13 on the grid).