When the lights went out for Q2 at Silverstone, all eyes were on Marc Marquez—and the reigning champion delivered with a 1m56.527s lap to secure pole. But behind the celebration, there was high drama in the Ducati garage: Francesco Bagnaia could only manage 16th after struggling again under braking, a heavy blow for his sprint hopes later today.
Bagnaia, who had crashed in FP2 earlier, looked visibly frustrated at Brooklands—the same corner where he fell yesterday. "I can't stop this bike," he said, describing a chronic issue that remains unresolved. Meanwhile, Alex Marquez started strong, briefly leading the session, but ultimately had to concede to his older brother's aggressive pace.
In Q1, another drama unfolded: Fabio Quartararo missed the cut to Q2 by just 0.5s, while Franco Morbidelli and Iker Lecuona snatched the final tickets. With the grid set, the sprint at 16:00 local time will be a mental test for Bagnaia, who must fight from the back to salvage points.

Aprilia's performance is worth noting: Marco Bezzecchi topped free practice with a new lap record, followed by Jorge Martin and Ai Ogura. Their consistency threatens Ducati's dominance this season.
With Bezzecchi still not fully fit, the question remains: can he sustain this pace in the race? Or will Marquez once again show his teeth in front of the passionate British fans? The sprint promises high-octane action.



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