Moto2 | GP Aragon Qualifying: Lowes uncatchable, Bezzecchi and Di Giannantonio on the front row
The world championship leader, Marini, will start seventh
Moto2 GP Motorland Aragon Qualifying – Sam Lowes won the pole of the Aragon Grand Prix, eleventh stage of the 2020 Moto2 class MotoGP World Championship.
The Marc VdS team driver stopped the horn at 1:51.651, setting a new track record and ahead of Marco Bezzecchi (Sky Racing Team VR46) and Fabio Di Giannantonio (SpeedUp). The British driver wins his second pole of the season after Misano.
Jake Dixon (Petronas) opens the second row ahead of Marcos Ramirez and Jorge Navarro (SpeedUp). The world championship leader, Luca Marini (Sky Racing Team VR46), will start from seventh place followed by Jorge Martin and Augusto Fernandez. Remy Gardner completes the top ten.
Out of the ten is Enea Bastianini (ItalTrans) who will start 12th. Simone Corsi (MV Agusta Forward), after overcoming the Q1 trap, will start 18th.
The following did not pass the Q1 trap: Lorenzo Baldassarri (Hp Pons), Stefano Manzi (MV Agusta Forward), Lorenzo Dalla Porta (ItalTrans), Nicolò Bulega (Gresini) who will start from 21st, 23rd, 24th and 26th place respectively.
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