168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fabio Quartararo underlined his and Yamaha’s red-hot time attack form with a third MotoGP pole in a row at a chilly Silverstone.

“On one lap we are starting to be really, really fast,” said the Frenchman. “The confidence I have💙 with the bike is big, but we know when we make more laps in a row, especially here where the tyre is a bit critical [it’s not so easy].

“But I'm feeling good. We're making good steps and of course the goal is to get cl♛oser and closer in the races.”

Quartararo, on💜 the podium at the Spanish Grand Prix, was pushed down to fourth last time i✅n his home Le Mans Sprint before a crash in the wet race.

While Quartararo is becoming a familiar face on pole, title lea🌳der Marc Marquez was bumped off the front row for the first time this year.

Instead, it was younger brother168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Alex Marquez - who earlier triggered red flags after a big hig🗹hside in final prౠactice - who got closest to Quartararo (+0.309s).

“Yeah, for sure we are there. But I'm quite angry with myself,” Ale𝐆x said after qualifying.

“I did that mistake this morning, that highside trying to overtake Somkiat [Chantra]. That kind of mistake can cost us a lot ꦛin the championship, so we need to control more the risk in that moment of the weekend.

“Bಌut apart from that I was able to make a good lap time. Also, I think we are quite good on rhythm.”

The Gresini rider, who excels around Silverstone’s fast right handers, has been tipped as the rider to be🐻at by both Marc and factory Ducati team-mate Francesco Bagnaia.

However, ⛦Alex said he has less experience on the soft front,🐻 which now looks to be the favoured Sprint tyre in the cool temperatures.

“I think these guys are a little bit more ready than us for the Sprint because they work a little bit better than us yesterday with the sof♏t tyre. I focused more with the medium. So we'll see how it will be, but I feel rea♈dy for everything,” he said.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Francesco Bagnaia, meanwhile, shot down any suggestion that out-qualif🎃ying Marc was a sign that he had finally found front-end confidence with the GP25.

“This morning was quite difficult with our bike, the feeling is still not there and it's difficult in these conditions,” said 𝔉the Italian.

“But a front row is always a good result. So I’m happy to sཧtart from the front row in both races, now we’ll try to take another step for t🐎his afternoon to see if we can close the gap to Alex.”

Marc, winner of all six Sprint races so far this season, starts this afternoon’s race with a 22-point lead over Alex𒈔.