A final lap stuck in a group saw Ivan Ortola turn his situation to his advantage to come out on top for another pole position in qualifying for round eleven, the Moto3 🌌Austrian Grand Prix.

The MT Helmꩲets - MSI rider was surrou🧸nded by Red Bull bikes and down in sixth, but found a way to use his position in the group to slipstream his way to a best of 1m 40.057s.

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That gave the KTM rider consecutive pole♐🍨s after he also sat in the top spot on the grid at Silverstone.

🌼Up to that pointꦬ it had been Joel Kelso leading the way.

Kelso arrived with the best time, his new record lap of 1m 39.921s coming after a crash in P🔜2 as the Australian fouꩵnd the limit in Spielberg, then used it to his advantage to guarantee passage to Q2.

Though the BOE Motorsports rider couldn’t match that pace, he was still in the running and in control until the final moments, finishing only 0.143s slower than the top time for a s𒀰econd front row start in a row for the Australian.

Third♈ went to Collin Veijer. The Liqui Moly Intact GP rider was riding solo, now his qualifying trademark.

Daniel Holgado set his fastest lapಞ on just his fourth, at the time good e♓nough to lead. That lap held well, leaving the Red Bull GasGas Tech3 man fourth, not able to improve in the same late group as Ortola.

Championship leader David Alonso tried ♊to find some space on track, pulling back into the pits early with CFMoto Gaviota Aspar teammate Joel Esteban in the hope of clear air. The move never really worked at the short track, leaving the Colombian to fight up to sixth in traffic.

Matteo Bertelle set the seventh best time for Rivacold Snipers, ahead of t🍨he top rookie in qualifying, Angel Piqueras who placed eighth for Leopard.

The last rider to cross the line after the chequered flag was D🌠avid Munoz, unusually alone on track, his perseverance took the second BOE bike to ninth, improving from🔯 twelfth.

Ryusei Yamanaka on the s🐓econd MT Helmets bike ensured ♋both of their entries made the top ten on the grid.

Xavi Zurutuza made progress forward again. The Red Bull KTM Ajo rider ended Friday 19th, moving into the🥀 top 14 progression places in P2 in the morning befor🅰e making further gains for 11th in qualifying, equalling his best.

Adrian Fernandez was the best of the riders to move up from Q1, finis♚hing twelfth for Leopard Racing.

Joel Esteban was a late faller, along with Vincente Perez, in P2 - an🐈d was sent for further checks. Declared fit to return for qualifying, the Aspar rider went on to claim 18th.

Q1- Early incident sees Ogden last

Taiyo Furusato (17th) was confident enough in his banker lap to sit in t🍸he pits, his confidence was well judged as he move♍d on with the top time, joined by Fernandez who did do out for a final run, but an early error saw his hand up and a peel back into his garage at the pit entry.

A fall in the morning left Suzuki (13th) in need of Q1 time. All but one of his nine laps were cancelled for exceeding track limits, with that effort moving him on in third. The final progression place went to Luca Lunetta(16th), who went wide on his last lap following Riccardo Rossi, rejoining in front of his teammate, which put off the Italian, with the rookie seeing his time move into fourth. Rossi start🅺s from 23rd.

Nicola Carraro held the fourth position for most of Q1 but 𝓰was pushed back to fifth, for 19th on the grid.

Scott Ogden did not feature after a f🎃all at෴ the start of the session.

Ogden was forced off early, taken out by an aggressive move from Filippo Farioli, who ran 💖into the back of the Brit at the chicane. The move was due to be i🤪nvestigated by race direction after Q2, but left the MLav rider with no time set.

Crashes, injuries and replacements

Vincente Perez (22nd) remains with🔯 Fibre Tec Honda MLav Racing, in the seat vacated by Joshua Whatley.

There is wildcard action to watch out for with Liqui Moly Intact GP running three bikes, with the extra one featuring t local rider Jakob Rosenthaler (25th), for a Moto3 debut after impressing in the Junior GP class.