Jack Miller (Ducati) took pole in qualifying for the San Marino Grand Prix ahead of five other Ducatis. Fabio Quartararo (Yamaha) might not do better than 8th.
Five Ducatis in the first 5 places. The Italian firm outrageously dominated qualifying for the San Marino Grand Prix. And for the first time since 2018, Jack Miller set the fastest qualifying time.
On the Misano circuit, where the Ducati are at home, his teammate Francesco Bagnaia set the second fastest time. But the Italian will only start 5th on the grid in Sunday’s race following picking up a 3-place penalty for dangerous behavior in early free practice.
The French Fabio Quartararo (Yamaha), leader of the world championship, only achieved the 8th fastest time and will therefore start in the 3rd row. The light rain that fell during qualifying greatly disrupted his plans. Sunday, the race should take place on a dry track.
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