Gresini Racing racer Marc Marquez will start the Jerez sprint and grand prix from pole position after being the fastest in qualifying for the Spanish MotoGP at Jerez, Saturday (27/4). Marc Marquez together with Marco Bezzecchi and Jorge Martin will start the race at Jerez in the front row. Franco Morbidelli managed to occupy the top position when occupying the first qualification. He was followed by Brad Binder in second place. This result allowed Morbidelli and Binder to qualify for second qualifying to compete for the starting position in the Spanish MotoGP. Binder continued his positive trend in the second qualifying. He managed to occupy the top position seven minutes into qualifying. Marc Marquez, who dominated FP2, followed in second place. He was followed by Jorge Martin who finished third. Jorge Martin started FP2 in a bad situation. His helmet visor fell off while on the track so he had to return to the Pramac Racing paddock. Marquez could occupy the top position in the initial session of FP2. The Gresini Racing racer set a record time of 1 minute 51.564 seconds. The Red Bull Gas Gas racer, who performed well in qualifying, actually fell. He slipped at the 13th corner of the Jerez. The best position continues to change closer to the final qualification. Francesco Bagnaia was in the top position but was then replaced by Marco Bezzecchi. The Baby Alien Marc Marquez was the racer with the fastest time when qualifying entered the final minute. He set a record time of 1 minute 46,773 seconds. Marc Marquez managed to maintain the top position to win pole position during the Spanish MotoGP race, Sunday (28/4). The racer from Spain was followed by Bezzecchi and Jorge Martin. Meanwhile, Bagnaia will start seventh place with a time 1.189 seconds behind Marquez.
