Marc Marquez He will have to make one of those impossible returns to Misano. The one from Cervera, Gresini Pilot and winner of the last Aragon Grand Prix, he lost control of his bike in Q2 and will start ninth in both the sprint and the long race on the track that bears his name. Marco Simoncelli.
There were still a few minutes left in the session, but took many risks on a lap in which he ended up in the gravel.
It was round 15 when Marc lost the Ducati and it ended up on the ground. Ninth, and tied to one of the these great returns which he is used to this year to get on the podium or score as many points as possible.
It was not like in Aragon. Despite qualifying directly for Q2, Marc failed to match the times at the front of the grid and, trying to reach the limit, ended up falling to the ground.
The post, for Bagnaia, with Jorge Martin fourth And Pedro Acosta in fifth place.
