On the Assen track, Pecco Bagnaia (Lenovo Ducati Team) achieved MotoGP pole position at the Dutch Grand Prix, his fourth of the year and second in a row for the Italian, by setting a time of 1 '31.504 on his second attempt. A sufficient operation for the Italian who then gave up any further attempt. Until then, the provisional pole was the prerogative of Jorge Martín (Prima Pramac Racing) with a performance in the first flying lap of Q2 which he was unable to improve and which ultimately earned him the third final position, just behind the Championship leader. Fabio Quartararo (Monster Energy Yamaha).
Pecco Bagnaia achieved the new TT Assen record. This is the 63rd pole Ducati in MotoGP. Second time for the leader of the world ranking fabio quartararo, one of the fastest in race pace with medium and hard tires. “El Diablo” will try to repeat the Sachsenring victory. The Ducati Pramac George Martin is also on the front line.
Excellent fourth time for the Ducati rookie Marco Bezzecchi (Mooney VR46 Racing Team), more and more comfortable on the Desmosedici. This Sunday, he will start from the second row where we also find the Aprilia ofAleix Espargarò and the factory Ducati of Jack Miller.
Aleix Espargaró and Jack Miller hosted Saturday in Assen
Aleix Espargaró (Aprilia Racing), will be on the second row, was very nervous during the exercise. He gestured a lot on his bike throughout the session, including in his box trying to avoid being followed, risking a penalty for not respecting the maximum speed of 60 km/h in the pit lane , from which he came out like an arrow. He also attacked Jack Miller (Ducati Lenovo Team) which also hampered Maverick Vinales, also risking a penalty.
Johann zarco, riding the second Ducati Pramac, is seventh, ahead of the KTM of Miguel Oliveira and the Suzuki ofalex rins. Fourth line for Brad Binder (KTM), Maverick Vinales (Aprilia) and Takaaki Nakagami (Honda LCR).
In Moto3, Sasaki will start in the lead and in Moto2 Jake dixon is in peak position. You shouldn't miss anything on this last Sunday before the holidays. Exactly, here is the program…
Sunday, June 26 :
09:00 – 09:10: Moto3, Warm-up
09:20 – 09:30: Moto2, Warm-up
09:40 p.m. - 10:00 p.m .: MotoGP, Warm-up
11:00 a.m.: Moto3, Race (22 laps)
12:20 a.m.: Moto2, Race (25 laps)
14:00 p.m.: MotoGP, race (27 laps)
15:30 p.m.: MotoE, race 2
