Moto: historic Aprilia pole with Aleix Espargaro at Termas

Historic pole for Aprilia and Aleix Espargaro who in 1'37 "688 was the fastest in qualifying for the Argentine GP, at Termas de Rio Hondo. The last of the Italian brand in the top class dates back to 2000 (Phillip Island ), with Jeremy McWilliams. The Ducati customers of compatriot Jorge Martin (Team Pramac) and an excellent Luca Marini (VR46) will start in the front row with the Spaniard. Two placings that make Francesco Bagnaia's qualifications even more bitter and difficult to explain THE 

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 Riding the factory Ducati, the Turinese always seemed to be in trouble, struggling with a grumpy bike on the depressions of some points of the asphalt.

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Sixth place and second row for the reigning world champion Fabio Quartararo (Yamaha), preceded by the Honda HRC of Pol Espargaro and the Aprilia of Maverick Vinales.

The two wheels are finally on track, after the logistical vicissitudes that led to reducing the free practice sessions to two, canceling those on Friday.

Under a beautiful sun, the asphalt was initially very dirty and with little grip, after two years of inactivity of the circuit.

As the sessions went by, tires were gradually put on, allowing the riders of the three categories to improve.

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In the front row also Tony Arbolino, third (ANSA)

 Aprilia (double with Aleix Espargaro in 1'38 "244 and Maverick Vinales) dominated the second session, exceptionally decisive before qualifying. Access to Q2 was gained by Jack Miller's factory Ducati (also in Marini), not from that of Bagnaia. Q1 promoted Pol Espargaro and Nakagami. In addition to Bagnaia, Enea Bastianini (Ducati) and Franco Morbidelli (Yamaha) who will start 13 / o and 15 / o. Even 16 / o on the grid Miguel Oliveira (KTM ), winner in the wet in Indonesia.