Fermin Aldeguer took control in q🤪ualifying to claim pole positi🀅on ahead of round eight, the Moto2 Dutch Grand Prix.

Aldeguer had finish Friday fastest and with most of the Moto2 field choosing to lap solo, track position✃ was key.

Able to run incredibly fast alone on track, the Folladore Speed Up rider went second to Sergio Garcia with his♈ opening ef༺fort aimed at pole.

Back out after the pit stops, the Spaniard wasted no time in pos𒉰ting a lap of 1m 35.269s, which held firm to the c😼hequered flag.

It is the #54’s first pole since Je𝓡rez, where without needi🍌ng to move through the pack, he dominated the race.

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Ai Ogura had been near the top of the time�🌃�sheets all practice and kept Aldeguer under pressure. Also running alone on track, the MT Helmets - MSI rider was able to chip away to finish just 0.230s behind.

His teammate, championship leader Garcia, had been the early pacesetter, and it was that early lap - his second flier - which held firm for third to com🐽plete an all Boscoscuro front row.

Manuel Gonzalez and Alonso Lopez were at war on track and for times. Their final time aro🌱und the track together saw the Gresini rider able to break up the Boscoscuro dominance, climbing from 15th to f💞ourth. The Spaniard had needed to do that twice after having his previous effort cancelled by yellow flags.

That left Lopez to settleཧ for fifth on the Speed Up.

Albert Arenas was the best of the riders to move on from Q1. His early effort saw him hold on ꦍto sixth on the second Gresini, completing🥃 a strong day for the Kalex team.

Tony Arbolino made a great save from what looked a certain fall on his Elf Marc VDS bike on his way to settin𒉰g the seventh best lap.

Diogo Moreira was the top rookie for Italtrans in꧒ eighth, improving right at the end of the session.

Jake Dixon did his best work in the middle of the session, earning ninth, just keeping Celestino Vietti at bay, with the Red Bull KTM Ajo ride🎃r finding enough to move into the top ten.

Somkiat Chantra had topped the morning session with a new best record lap, but a fast fall put an end to his front row hopes, leaving th🍸e Idemitsu rider 17th.

Zonta van den Goorbergh was the best of the home riders in Assen after a day of mixed fortunes. Having done enough to get thro🐬ug๊h Q1, the RW Racing rider fell mid- session, leaving him 14th, just behind Aron Canet.

The second Netherla📖nds representative, Bo Bendsneyder, was sixth in Q2 after being shuffled back by his compatriot, for 20th on the grid.

Q1 - same time but no progress for Foggia

Albert Arenas lead the s🥀ession to move on to Q2 with the best ti💧me. He was joined by van den Goorbergh, Senna Agius (11th) and Izan Guevara (No Time).

Having set an identical lap time to Guevara, when they were s🌼huffled back it was Dennis Foggia who missed out on moving on. Countback came into play with the next fastest lap not going the Italian’s way, leaving him 19th on the grid for Italtrans.

Crashes, injuries and replacements

A crash heavy Friday saw💫 two riders absent bef💞ore qualifying.

Filip Salac was the firsꦛt faller in the timed session, his violent crash briওning out the red flag. The Marc VDS rider remained in hospital overnight to be monitored.

Joe Roberts will lose ground in the title race a𝄹fter his fall in the same session saw him holding his arm and transferred to hospital for further checks. That assessment revealed a collarbone fracture.

The morning session saw Xavi Cardelus off and rolling through the grave𝔉l, he too was sent to hospital for further checks.

Izan Guevara registered no time in Q2 afte💛r moving on after suffering his✤ own big off at the start on the session.

After his recent st💜and-in performances, Daniel Munoz (21st) has a wildcard with the Preicanos Racing Tꩵeam.

Marcel Schrotter(22nd) replaces Deniz Oncu ♒at Red Bull KTM Ajo following his training accident.