The roar of prototype machines echoed across the circuit as the grid for the afternoon Sprint took shape in dramatic fashion. Raul Fernandez captured his career-first premier class pole position after converting his stunning Friday practice pace into an extraordinary qualifying performance at the Mandalika venue. The Trackhouse star mastered the challenging asphalt to edge out factory Aprilia's Marco Bezzecchi in a thrilling qualifying showdown.
Behind the front-row lockout, a notable surprise emerged further down the order as Fabio di Giannantonio outpaced expectations to become the top Ducati representative on the grid. While the factory machines pushed to their absolute limits, the battle for supremacy at the front intensified under the blazing Indonesian sun, setting the stage for an explosive 13-lap dash to the first corner.
All eyes remained fixed on the intense championship rivalry unfolding on row two. Title contenders Marc Marquez and Jorge Martin found themselves locked together on the second row, with the defending champion engaging in subtle mind games by following Martin closely during their final flying runs. With Martin holding a razor-thin two-point lead in the standings, every corner of the upcoming Sprint carries massive championship implications.

Amidst the high-pressure atmosphere, defending Mandalika Grand Prix winner Fermin Aldeguer fought through multiple crashes to salvage a commendable sixth place on the grid. Behind them, a fierce pack featuring Ai Ogura, Alex Marquez, and Pedro Acosta solidified row three, while Francesco Bagnaia, Franco Morbidelli, and Fabio Quartararo rounded out the Q2 participants.
Dilansir dari Crash.net, the qualifying grid also witnessed resilient comebacks as Toprak Razgatlioglu battled through a dislocated right shoulder from final practice to claim 19th, while HRC stand-in Aleix Espargaro prepares to start his first grand prix weekend of the year from 22nd. The stage is officially set for a high-stakes 13-lap Sprint race.















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