There was drama at the beginning of Q2 as six-time MotoGP champion Marc Marquez suffered a very fast fall🌠 at t💮he final corner.

Following Franཧcesco Bagnaia and Jack Miller, Marquez was set to go quicker than the two riders ahead of him before losing the front.

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Brad Binder was next to go down as an𝄹other major contender for pole lost the front-end of his machine.

At the top of✤ the leaderboard, Francesco Bagnaia set the first sub 1m 38s lap of the weekend to take provisional pole.

After returning to pit lane and making a helmet change, Marc Marquez was ready to go out 🌺for his second and final run.

With th🐼e shootout for pole i♛n full flow, Enea Bastianini went quickest ahead of Jorge Martin.

Marc Marquez managed to improve on his꧅💦 final lap but it wasn’t enough to trouble the front two rows.

A big mover late on was Maverick Vinales aꦇs the Aprilia rider split Bastianini and Martin with second on the grid, moving Bagnaia dowꩵn to fourth.

Qualifying 1 sees two Spaniards advance!

As Q1 gꦉot underway, Alex Marquez was the rider with☂ the pace as he set a 1:38.422s, however, the Gresini rider was quickly bumped down to second by rookie Pedro Acosta.

Just 0🌳.019s separated Acosta and Marquez before the latter pumped in a 1:38.34🥂0s to move back atop the leaderboard.

𝓡Not to be denied, Acosta lost time in the final sector but it wasn’t enough to stop him from going back into top spot by 0.012🌼s.

The first rider set to miss out, Aleix Espargaro was th𒐪ird as the second and final runs began.

Despitꦬe the best efforts of Espargaro, Miguel Oliveira and Fabio Di Giannantonio, Marquez and Acosta finished 1-2 as they advanced to Q2.

Following his personal best time, Acosta had a small moment as he ran off circ🥃uit and through the gravel.