Marquez delivered a scintillating performance to claim his sixth MotoGP pole of the season, and his 72nd in the premier class. Add to that his 14 poles in Moto2 and 14 in the 125cc World Championship, and Marquez has now joined an exclusive club with a century of poles across all categories.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
\u201cI\u2019m super happy because it was a real pole position,\u201d a beaming Marquez said after the session. \u201cIt was without using any slipstreams \u2014 just me, the bike, and the limit. But we need to stay patient. In warmer afternoon conditions, everything can change.\u201d<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Marquez had briefly taken provisional pole earlier by tailing his brother Alex and using the Gresini Ducati\u2019s slipstream to his advantage. The younger Marquez clocked the fastest time at that point, only to see his elder sibling immediately go one better \u2014 a classic case of sibling rivalry playing out on two wheels.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The record-breaking drama didn\u2019t end there. Yamaha\u2019s Fabio Quartararo stormed to a new lap record of his own moments later, but before he could celebrate, home hero Francesco Bagnaia sent the Mugello crowd into raptures with an even quicker lap. Bagnaia, who has won the last three races at this circuit, looked poised to start from pole once more.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
But Marquez had one final lap in his arsenal. And in true champion style, he delivered when it mattered most \u2014 clocking a blistering 1:44.169 to edge out Bagnaia by just 0.059 seconds and seal pole on his Ducati debut in front of a passionate Italian crowd.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Bagnaia, despite narrowly missing out, was full of praise for Marquez. \u201cI tried everything in qualifying. Marc was in super shape and it\u2019s tough to beat him. I\u2019m happy with the front row and it\u2019s my best qualifying result this season,\u201d said the reigning world champion.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
But Marquez had one final lap in his arsenal. And in true champion style, he delivered when it mattered most \u2014 clocking a blistering 1:44.169 to edge out Bagnaia by just 0.059 seconds and seal pole on his Ducati debut in front of a passionate Italian crowd.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
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