With m🐓ore rain forecast for the afternoon, it had looked as though the MotoGP sprint was going to be in danger of b✃eing delayed.

Heavy rain this morning mean꧙t riders had to tackle a very treacherous Silverstone circuit, one where aquaplaning led to several crashes.

• Bagnaia: “I was on the limit going slow, we know P13 is not our lev🌞el” 
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One of the riders to go down in a big way, and not for the first 🔜time this weekend෴, was Bezzecchi who went on to claim pole position despite falling in qualifying.

The Mooney VR46 Ducati rider then claimed P2 in the 10-lap sprint, but was🔴 not totally convinced that this morning’s running was safe enꦺough to go ahead.

"It was a bit dangerous to be honest,"&𓆉nbsp;said Bezzecchi. "Not too much in the corners but in all the straights 🎶that this track has I was having a lot of aquaplaning and rear spin. 

"It was difficult to control because you a𒊎re full gas and you cannot do anything. Also, where🐟 I crashed was a point where there was a lot of water. 

"In the qualifying, maybe it was okay. It was on the limit but okay. But if we had to start the sprint like this then it was too dangerous because ⛄the view was nothi♏ng."

Like Bezzecchi, world champi꧒on Francesco Bagnaia was a victim of the ♈difficult conditions as Luca Marini and Alex Marquez also hit the deck.

Bagnaia crashed at turn five shortly after applying the brakes, which was a clear sign that the front-end of his machine could ཧnot handle the huge amounts of water on the circuit.

Speaking after the sprint, Bagnaia said: "Already in the FP2 it was red fla🌼g [conditions]. In a practice session it is okay to let us go, but the spray and considering my crash I was already in the front and like Marco said, in a race you would go [down]𝓰 with three or four riders. 

"It would have needed to be red🐎 flagged if it were these conditions in tဣhe race."