With the pressure on, Francesco Bagnaia made the perfect start to Q1 as he went quickest with a🐼 time o♊f 1:29.690s. 

But with plenty of red sectors lighting up the timingsheet༺s, Alex Marquez then leapfrogged Bagnaia while Augusto ༺Fernandez narrowly missed out on second spot.

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At the start of🐻 the second and final time attack run, Bagnaia, who was still second behind Marquez, began lapping quicker than his fellow Ducati rider.

The reigning world champion finished his lap by nearly se♛tting a new lap record as he regained top spot. 

Bagnaia then smashed the lap record on his next lap as he all but secured a Q2 place ahead 🌟of Marquez.&nb🐼sp;

Arguably the most important battle for pole this se༒ason, Q2 in Valencia started wit💧h Brad Binder and Jorge Martin going toe-to-toe for P1.

The KTM rider got the upper h⛦and initially although his time was still slower than Bagnaia’s Q1 effort. 

Bagnaia, who began the𒊎 session with a used tyre, then exited pit lane with six minutes to go with a new s🐼oft rear tyre.

And the world champion didn’t waste any time in showing his potentꦆial as he went quickest. 

But Bagnaia, who narrowly missed out on a sub 1m 29s lap again, saw Vinales pip him to pole as he did what Bagnaia c🧜ouldn’t.

Giving itಌ everything to beat Bagnaia, Martin made🧔 several mistakes and instead had to settle for fifth. 

There were late crashes for both Marqu🎃ez bro🐈thers as Marc went down briefly before Alex slid off his Ducati.