Francesco Bagnaia of the Ducati Lenovo Team captured the last pole position of the year with a stunning 1:38.641 lap during an intense Q2 at the Grand Prix of Barcelona. Aleix Espargaro and Marc Marquez secured second and third spots.

Barcelona: Francesco Bagnaia produced a commanding performance to win Saturday's sprint at the Barcelona MotoGP, ensuring that the battle for the world championship title would go to the last race of the season.

Francesco Bagnaia will start the Solidarity GP from pole position after clocking stunning time as Martin prepares to launch from P4 on the grid

Francesco Bagnaia reignited the MotoGP title contention by winning the sprint at the Solidarity Grand Prix, narrowing Jorge Martin's championship lead. With the final race in Barcelona deciding the champion,

Barcelona: Francesco Bagnaia took his third successive pole position, his sixth of the season, as he booked his place on Saturday at the head of the grid for this weekend's Barcelona MotoGP. The Italian, who goes into the final weekend of the season 24 ...

Francesco Bagnaia earned pole position during MotoGP qualifying Saturday at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, in Spain. Riding his Lenovo

In a tense and tactical qualifying session Francesco Bagnaia claimed pole position, with his title rival Jorge Martin starting from fourth.

Reigning MotoGP champion Francesco Bagnaia took pole position for the season-ending Solidarity Grand Prix to pile the pressure on championship leader Jorge Martin, who was only fourth fastest on Saturday at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

Factory Ducati MotoGP rider Francesco Bagnaia claimed a crucial pole position for the Barcelona Grand Prix, while championship leader Jorge Martin could only qualify fourth. Bagnaia set a time of 1m38.

A late flying lap from Bagnaia on the GP24 propelled Bagnaia to the top of the order with a 1m38.918s, just under a tenth quicker than VR46 rival Marco Bezzecchi. Bezzecchi had le