L’Italien a devancé Dani Pedrosa et Marc Márquez en qualifications au Circuit International de Losail.
Andrea Dovizioso (Ducati) a remporté la première pole position de la saison MotoGP™ 2015 au Grand Prix Commercial Bank du Qatar, démontrant de nouveau l’excellent potentiel de la nouvelle Desmosedici GP15, qui sera donc en tête de la grille pour sa première course.
En pole pour la troisième fois de sa carrière en MotoGP™, l'Italien a battu Dani Pedrosa (Repsol Honda) de deux bons dixièmes de seconde tandis que ce dernier a lui-même devancé son coéquipier Marc Márquez, le Champion du Monde en titre, qui avait dominé les trois premières séances d’essais du week-end.
Andrea Iannone (Ducati), Yonny Hernández (Pramac Racing), le premier pilote satellite sur la grille, et Jorge Lorenzo (Movistar Yamaha MotoGP) se sont qualifiés en deuxième ligne, devant Bradley Smith (Monster Yamaha Tech3), rescapé de la Q1, Valentino Rossi (Movistar Yamaha MotoGP) et Danilo Petrucci (Pramac Racing).
Deuxième du classement combiné vendredi soir, Cal Crutchlow (CWM LCR Honda) est tombé en qualifications et sera douzième sur la grille, derrière Pol Espargaró (Monster Yamaha Tech3) et Aleix Espargaró (Team SUZUKI ECSTAR).
Les Français Mike Di Meglio (Avintia Racing) et Loris Baz (Athinà Forward Racing) partiront des seizième et vingt-troisième positions.
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Andrea Dovizioso takes pole position for his Ducati Team on the Desmosedici GP15, ahead of Dani Pedrosa and Marc Marquez in Qatar.
It was always going to be close in QP2, and the first qualifying session of the season did not disappoint as Dovizioso took a sensational pole position for the factory Ducati Team ahead of the Repsol Honda’s of Marquez (+0.324s) and Pedrosa (+0.217s).
At the end of the session you could see how much this pole meant to Luigi Dall’Igna (Ducati Team General Manager) who oversaw the development of the new GP15 from scratch. Reigning MotoGP™ Champion Marquez had no response to Dovizioso’s pace on the softer option tyre and had to settle for 3rd on the grid behind his teammate Pedrosa.
Andrea Iannone will start from the front of the second row in 4th on the other factory Ducati, with Pramac Racing’s Yonny Hernandez (+0.562s) making it three Ducati’s in the top five, in 5th place. Jorge Lorenzo (+0.598s) is in 6th, with Bradley Smith (+0.618s) heading the 3rd row on the satellite Monster Tech 3 Yamaha finishing ahead of the Factory YZR-M1 of Valentino Rossi (+0.738s), who will start from 8th.
Andrea Iannone will start from the front of the second row in 4th on the other factory Ducati, with Pramac Racing’s Yonny Hernandez (+0.562s) making it three Ducati’s in the top five, in 5th place. Jorge Lorenzo (+0.598s) is in 6th, with Bradley Smith (+0.618s) heading the 3rd row on the satellite Monster Tech 3 Yamaha finishing ahead of the Factory YZR-M1 of Valentino Rossi (+0.738s), who will start from 8th.
CWM LCR Honda’s Cal Crutchlow, who had shown impressive pace during practice, crashed out at turn 14 and had to settle for 12th place.
Earlier in Q1 Pramac Racing’s Danilo Petrucci led right from the start, setting a time seven-tenths quicker than his best from practice and claiming top spot. The battle for the second automatic qualifying spot was won by Monster Tech 3 Yamaha’s Bradley Smith in dramatic fashion. The British rider pinching 2nd place from Maverick Viñales on the Team Suzuki Ecstar GSX-RR right at the end of the session, after the checkered flag had been shown.
The MotoGP™ race will take place on Sunday at 21:00 local time.
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