168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fabio Quartararo underlined his and Yamaha’s red-hot time attack form with a third MotoGP pole in a row at a chilly Silverstone.

“On one lap we are starting to be really, really fast,” said the Frenchman. “The confidence I have with the bike is big, but we know when we make more laps in a row, eꦍspecially here where the tyre is a bit critical [it’s not so easy].

“But I'm feeling goo♐d. We're🎃 making good steps and of course the goal is to get closer and closer in the races.”

Quartararo, on the podium at the Spanish Grand Prix, was pushed down to fourth last time in his home Le Ma💃ns Sprint before a crash in the wet race.

While Quartararo is becoming a familiar face on pole, title leader Marc Marquez was bumped off the front row for the first time ꦜt🃏his year.

Instead, it was younger brother168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Alex Marquez 💦- who earlier triggered red flags after a big highside in final practice - who got closest to Quartararo (+0.309s).

“Yeah, fo🐻r sure we are there. But I'm quite angry with myself,” Alex said after qualifying.

“I did that mistake this morning, that highside trying to overtake Somkiat [Chantra]. That kind of mistake can cost us a lot in the champioꦬnship, so we need to control more the risk in that moment of the weekend.

“But apart from that I 🐎was able to make a good lap time. Also, I think we are quite good on rhythm.”

The Gresini rider, who excels around Silversto𒊎ne’s fast right handers, has been☂ tipped as the rider to beat by both Marc and factory Ducati team-mate Francesco Bagnaia.

However, Alex said he has less expe🌳rience on🌜 the soft front, which now looks to be the favoured Sprint tyre in the cool temperatures.

“I think these guys are a little bit more ready tha🌺n us for the Sprint because they work a little bit better than us yesterday with the soft tyre. I focused more with the medium. So we'll see how it will be, but I feel ready for everything,” he s꧂aid.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Francesco Bagnaia, meanwhile, shot down any suggestion that out-qualifying Marc was a sign that he had final♌ly found front-end confidence with the GP25.

“T🌸his morning was quite difficult with our bike, the feeling is still not there and it's dif🦹ficult in these conditions,” said the Italian.

“But a front row is always a g𓆉ood result. So I’m happy to start from the front row in both races, now we’ll try to take another step for this afternoon to see if we can close the gap to Alex.”

Marc, winner of all six Sprint races so far this season, starts this afternoon༒’s race🌸 with a 22-point lead over Alex.