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Pedro Acosta claims a sensational pole in MotoGP qualifying as championship rivals Jorge Martin and Marco Bezzecchi endure a difficult qualifying. Acosta secured pole position at the Catalan Grand Prix with a stunning 1:38.068s lap time, claiming his first pole since the 2024 Japanese Grand Prix. The Spaniard controlled the Q2 session throughout, leading after […]
At the Catalan Grand Prix, Pedro Acosta achieved a stunning pole position in MotoGP qualifying, outperforming championship contenders Jorge Martin and Marco Bezzecchi. Acosta secured pole with a remarkable 1:38.068s lap time, his first pole since the 2024 Japanese Grand Prix. Towering over the Q2 session, the Spaniard dominated from start to finish, culminating in a brilliant penultimate lap to solidify his lead. Notably, Franco Morbidelli of the VR46 Racing Team claimed a front-row start in second place, while Alex Marquez of Gresini Ducati took third, aiming for a strong comeback after a challenging weekend. Raul Fernandez of Trackhouse narrowly missed the front row in fourth, joined by Johann Zarco in fifth and Fabio Di Giannantonio in sixth, setting the scene for an exciting race day ahead.
