At 5′, Q2 begins!
The 12 best drivers of the weekend will play for ‘pole’, which will serve for today’s Sprint race at 10:00 am and for tomorrow’s race at 9:00 am
The pilots who were left behind
And they start tomorrow from the 13th position:
13th Brad Binder
14th Aleix Espargaro
15th Jack Miller
16th A. Fernandez
17th Alex Rins
18th T. Nakagami
19th Joan Mir
20th Raúl Fernández
21º L. Marini
22º L. Salvadori
Quartararo and DiGiannantonio, to Q2!
The Yamaha Frenchman completed a final lap that allowed him to finish Q1 with the best time: 1.29.406.
He would be joined, finally and after a fierce battle with Binder, by a DiGiannantonio who stopped the clock in 1.29.429.
DiGiannantonio, first
With one minute remaining, he stopped the clock in an amazing 1.29.429. For now, Binder will join him, but Quartararo is also coming along quickly.
Last 2 minutes!
And Binder once again set the best time, with a 1.29.535 that almost gave him a pass to Q2
The Spaniard, far away
Raúl Fernández is +0.475 off the best time; Aleix Espargaró, at +0.511; Àlex Rins, at +0.751, Joan Mir, at +0.775 and Augusto Fernández, at +1.185.
DiGiannantonio and Quartararo, the first two
The Italian rider and the French Yamaha rider occupy the first two positions in this Q1 and, with 6:30 to go before the end of the session, they will continue in Q2 and fight for pole position at the GP of Thailand.
DiGiannantonio, the fastest
The Italian driver from the VR46 team overtook Binder by 20 thousandths and set a time of 1.29.651
Binder, the first down at 1.30
The South African KTM rider set a time of 1.29.671 and put himself in the first position in this Q1
Q1 begins
And the 12 drivers are already on the track to compete, in the next 15 minutes, to be the two fastest and fight for the desired Q2.
good morning
And welcome to the Q1 and Q2 qualifying sessions of the MotoGP Thai GP
LiveBlog: 2874
Source: La Verdad
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