Marc Márquez asserts his superiority and takes pole at MotorLand four months later

The domination displayed throughout the weekend on the circuit of MotorLand Aragonafter leading both Friday practice sessions and the final one on Saturday, and his ability to adapt to a dirty track after rain overnight led to Marc Marquez imposed his overwhelming superiority in the qualifying session, setting a time of 1:46.766 and leaving Pedro Acosta, second, more than eight tenths behind. Pecco Bagnaia completed the first starting line of the Aragon Grand Prix.

“Pecco is closer than it seems,” warns Marc Márquez, after signing his contract second pole this seasonafter the one he won in Jerez four months ago, but the first on a dry track since the one he achieved in Japan in 2019, the year in which he celebrated his last title in the Honda suit.

With this pole, the Spaniard adds 66 in MotoGP and 94 in the world championship.

Pedro Acosta will start from second position in his best ranking of the year of his MotoGP debut, while Pecco Bagnaia And Jorge Martin They saved the furniture.

The Spaniard will start from fourth place after suffering a fall at the first turn launched and be forced to change motorcycles.