MotoGP Qualification Results Emilia Romagna, Maverick Vinales Pole Again Page all

SAN MARINO, KOMPAS.com – Monster Energy Yamaha racer, Maverick Vinales, succeeded in being the fastest in the Qualifying session MotoGP Emilia Romagna.

MotoGP qualification Emilia Romagna took place at the Misano Circuit, San Marino, Saturday (19/9/2020) evening WIB.

Vinales successfully repeated his appearance at the Misano Circuit last weekend which also won the San Marino MotoGP pole position.

This is Maverick Vinales’ third pole at the World Championship MotoGP 2020.

Vinales on MotoGP of Emilia Romagna later will start the race from first place followed by Jack Miller and Fabio Quartararo.

Meanwhile, Valentino Rossi had to settle for starting the race from seventh on the grid.

Also read: MotoGP Emilia Romagna, Rossi has a great opportunity to create a record despite failing to the podium

Here’s the way MotoGP qualification Emilia Romagna:

Emilia Romagna MotoGP qualification starting with session Q1. MotoGP standings leader, Andrea Dovizioso (Ducati), became one of the riders who had to fight from Q1.

After five minutes of Q1, Miguel Oliviera (Red Bull KTM Tech3) became the fastest with a lap time of 1 minute 31.875 seconds.

Entering the sixth minute, Oliviera’s teammate, Iker Lecuona, led the Q1 session followed by Andrea Dovizioso.

Iker Lecuona became the fastest with a lap time of 1 minute 31.715 seconds, winning 0.086 seconds over Dovizioso.

With two minutes remaining in Q1, Johann Zarco (Reale Avintia) fell, but was able to continue. The same thing happened to Aleix Epspargaro (Aprilia Gresini) who fell at turn 14.

Towards the end of Q1, Jack Miller (Pramac Ducati) managed to record a lap time of 1 minute 31.559 seconds and immediately took the lead.

Jack Miller finally had the right to qualify for Q2 as the fastest racer in the Q1 session. Jack Miller escaped with Dovizioso who managed to beat Lecuona’s time in the last round or flying lap Q1.

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Continuing to the Q2 session, the LCR Honda racer, Takaaki Nakagami, who had fallen in the FP4 session was able to return to the track.

Francesco Bagnaia (Pramac Ducati) as the fastest rider in the FP3 and FP4 sessions managed to lead when Q2 walked five minutes.

Frncesco Bagnaia’s best time record is 1 minute 31.313 seconds from three laps.

Bagnaia’s position was followed by Fabio Quartararo (Petronas Yamaha SRT) and Brad Binder (Red Bull KTM).

Bagnaia became the fastest racer by defeating Maverick Vinales (Monster Energy Yamaha) who had to enter the pits to change his motorbike at the request of his team.

After entering the pits, Vinales managed to nudge into second place when the Q2 session lasted eight minutes.

When he finished his sixth round, Vinales took the lead again with a time of 1 minute 31.268 seconds and overtook Bagnaia.

When the Q2 session left five minutes, Nakagami fell at Turn 15 and could not continue the qualifying session.

This was a blow to the Honda team who relied on him in the absence of Marc Marquez, Cal Crutchlow and Stefan Bradl.

In the last round or flying lap Q2, Vinales managed to be the fastest even though he was defeated by Bagnaia.

In fact, Bagnaia was going fast for her last flying lap. He looks like he will beat the record time of all riders

Unfortunately, the rider brought his ride beyond the limits of the track so that his time did not count.

He also failed to get the first pole position and had to settle for starting the race in fifth position.

The surprising result was that Alex Rins had to start the race in 18th place on a Suzuki factory bike.

Following MotoGP qualifying results Emilia Romagna, Sabtu (19/9/2020):

1. Maverick Vinales (Monster Energy Yamaha)
2. Jack Miller (Pramac Ducati)
3. Fabio Quartararo (Petronas Yamaha SRT)
4. Pol Espargaro (Red Bull KTM)
5. Francesco Bagnaia (Pramac Ducati)
6. Brad Binder (Red Bull KTM)
7. Valentino Rossi (Monster Energy Yamaha)
8. Franco Morbidelli (Petronas Yamaha SRT)
9. Danilo Petrucci (Ducati)
10. Andrea Doviziso (Ducati)
11. Joan Mir (Suzuki Ecstar)
12. Takaaki Nakagami (LCR Honda)
13. Iker Lecuona (Red Bull KTM Tech3)
14. Johann Zarco (Reale Avintia)
15. Miguel Oliviera (Red Bull KTM Tech3)
16. Aleix Epspargaro (Aprilia Gresini)
17. Alex Marquez (Repsol Honda)
18. Alex Rins (Suzuki Ecstar)
19. Bradely Smith (Aprilia Gresini)
20. Tito Rabat (Reale Avintia)

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