Fabvio Di Giannantonio secured his second pole position in a row ahead of Marco Bezzecchi and Pedro Acosta.

The Ducati duo of Marc marquez and Pecco Bagnaia will be disappointed to start from the second row after facing trouble with traffic throughout the session. The incidents are currently under investigation involving several riders including Marco Bezzecchi and Ai Ogura.

Marquez managed to recover to a sixth place start after his scary crash in practice yesterday, but Bagnaia will be the happier of the pair in P4.

It was a decent showing for Honda, in particular Joan Mir, who held the top spot for a large part of the session. Ironically, it would have been the first pole position in the 2020 world champion's MotoGP career, but ultimately it wasnt't to be today.

Raul Fernandez and Franco Morbidelli will be disappointed after their Q1 eliminations, starting in 13th and 20th respectively. All four Yamaha riders were also out in Q1.

David Alonso took an extradorinary pole position after his horrific crash in Thailand and will be hoping to begin a serious championship challenge.

Championship leader Dani Holgado will be disappointed with P16 and will have a lot of work to do in order to get a good result tomorrow.

Alvaro Carpe dominated the field in Moto3 while Ireland's Casey O'Gorman was very impressive in P2. Championship leader Maximo Quiles will be disappointed with a P8 start.

To add further insult to injury, Aprilia's Marco Bezzecchi has been hit with a two-place grid penalty for impeding Marquez during qualifying. Luca Marini will also face a two-place penalty for the same incident.

Check out the video of the qualifying incident here.

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