many to be the star rookie in the MotoGP series last year. For the most part, he had a mediocre year (with a few flashes of brilliance). Earlier today, however, Bagnaia shattered the lap record at Qatar by more than 1/2 a second to take pole position for tomorrow’s opening round of the 2021 MotoGP championship.
Lining up on the front row with Bagnaia will be Yamaha teammates Fabio Quartararo and Maverick Vinales.
The first two rows are entirely Ducatis and Yamahas, with Valentino Rossi taking the 4th spot ahead of the Ducatis ridden by Jack Miller and Johann Zarco.
Take a look here for Q2 results from Qatar, and stay tuned for a race report from MD tomorrow.
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