Livꦡe updates from Saturday's MotoGP free practice and qualifying sessions at the Red Bull Ring!

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The MotoGP World 𓆉Championship holds its first back-to-back races of the season with teams and riders remaining at the Red B😼ull Ring for a second weekend.

Rookie Jorge Martin claimed his and Pramac Ducati's first ever MotoGP victory in last Sunday's Styrian round, where he was joined on the podium by🦩 Joan Mir and Fabio Quar🌟tararo.

All three had good reason to be happy with Mir using Suzuki's new rear ride-heig𝔍ht system for the first time and Quartararo extending his title lead over nearest rival Johann Zarco at a power hungry/hard braking circuit that is traditionally tough for the Yamahas.

Quartararo will start the second weekend with a 40-point lead over cou🌺ntryman Zarco (Pramac Ducati) with Mir now ahead of Francesco Bagnaia for third place (-51 points).

Bagnaia, who was leading the original race until a fiery acci🤡dent for Dani Pedrosa and Lorenzo Savadori, struggled for rear grip at the restart and is now 58 points adrift of Quartararo.

With team-mate Jack Miller now 72 points behind after falling while in pursuit of Quartararo last Sunday, is the 🌊title chase down to just four riders?

Miller wasn't the only rider having a race to forget with Maverick Vinales forced to start from pit lane after stalling ahead of the restart (and being taunted b𒁏y technical issues thereafter).

KTM's Miguel Oliveira retired with a front tyre defect (Michelin has changed the hard option for this weekend as a precaution) and Aprilia's Aleix Espargaro suffered a technical failure after twice🦋 cl꧅ashing with Marc Marquez at Turn 1.

Pedrosa and Savadori will both be abs🌳ent this weekend, the KTM test rider not (yet) planning a repeat of last Sunday's wild-card entry while Savadori under♒went surgery on an ankle injury.

But Yamaha 🍎test rider Cal Cru𝓀tchlow, riding in place of Franco Morbidelli at Petronas, will be back on track for the second of his three scheduled appearances.

One rider missing will be M⛎averick Vinales, sensationally suspended by Yamaha for 'unexplained irregular operation of the♛ motorcycle' during last Sunday's race, rumoured to mean he was deliberately over-revving the bike in frustration after a stall and further technical gremblins.