Marc Marquez delivers, leaping from eighth to second place and breaking the Aprilia front row sweep.
The reigning champion then runs wide, but will get one last chance for pole.
2mins to go.
Marc Marquez delivers, leaping from eighth to second place and breaking the Aprilia front row sweep.
The reigning champion then runs wide, but will get one last chance for pole.
2mins to go.
Raul Fernandez splits the factory Aprilia riders with second.
Ai Ogura makes it all four Aprilias in the top six, Marc Marquez is demoted to eighth.
4mins to go.
After a tyre change, riders leave the pits for the final qualifying run.
The opening Qualifying 2 run ends with Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia) ahead of Jorge Martin (Aprilia), Raul Fernandez (Aprilia), Pedro Acosta (KTM), Fabio di Giannantonio (Ducati), Alex Marquez (Ducati), Marc Marquez (Ducati), Joan Mir (Honda), Ai Ogura (Aprilia), Brad Binder (KTM), Johann Zarco (Honda) and Franco Morbidelli (Ducati).
There are some worried faces in the factory Ducati pits.
Trackhouse Aprilia's Raul Fernandez slots into third for an all-Aprilia front row with nine minutes to go.
Bezzecchi pushes his provisional pole advantage to 0.349s over Jorge Martin.
Marco Bezzecchi and team-mate Jorge Martin move straight to the top on their first flying laps. Pedro Acosta and Alex Marquez best of the rest.
Marc Marquez has got the KTMs of Brad Binder and Pedro Acosta in his tow for the start of Qualifying 2.
Here we go... Marco Bezzecchi has got to be the favourite for pole after being fastest in the pre-season test and all three practice sessions so far this weekend. But he also suffered a fall this morning.
The Qualifying 2 line-up:
Marco BEZZECCHI
Marc MARQUEZ
Fabio DI GIANNANTONIO
Pedro ACOSTA
Jorge MARTIN
Alex MARQUEZ
Joan MIR
Brad BINDER
Ai OGURA
Johann ZARCO
Luca MARINI
Raul FERNANDEZ
Franco MORBIDELLI
Raul Fernandez and Franco Morbidelli advance to Qualifying 2.
The rest of the riders will start in this order from 13th on the grid onwards:
13. Francesco Bagnaia
14. Luca Marini
15. Diogo Moreira
16. Fabio Quartararo
17. Maverick Vinales
18. Jack Miller
19. Alex Rins
20. Enea Bastianini
21. Toprak Razgatlioglu
22.Michele Pirro
Francesco Bagnaia fails to improve and will not advance to Qualifying 2. A nightmare start to the season for the former double champion.
Franco Morbidelli crashes at the Turn 3 hairpin.
Francesco Bagnaia makes another mistake, this time at Turn 8, where he runs wide on the exit. He has one more chance to try and overhaul Raul Fernandez or Franco Morbidelli ahead.
Francesco Bagnaia is still in third place with just 3mins to go. He ran wide at Turn 3 hairpin.
The final run begins with Francesco Bagnaia in third place and currently out of Qualifying 2. Jack Miller again tries to follow the factory Ducati rider.
WorldSBK champion Toprak Razgatlioglu does not have a time credited after the opening run, it seems he exceeded track limits.
Fellow rookie Diogo Moreira is now fifth.
Raul Fernandez, the only Aprilia rider in Qualifying 1, goes fastest by 0.3s from Morbidelli with a 1m 28.784s. Only Marco Bezzecchi's Friday record is faster than that so far this weekend.
Morbidelli and Bagnaia hold the early Qualifying 2 transfer places.
Diogo Moreira's two-tactic worked well and he's in third, ahead of Marini and Miller.
Jack Miller is trying to squeeze some more top speed out of his Yamaha V4 by following Francesco Bagnaia, but the Desmosedici is soon pulling clear.
Rookie Diogo Moreira is following the fellow Honda of Marini for the start of first MotoGP qualifying session.
The fastest two riders in Qualifying 1 will advance to Qualifying 2...
Luca MARINI
Maverick VIÑALES
Franco MORBIDELLI
Raul FERNANDEZ
Francesco BAGNAIA
Fabio QUARTARARO
Enea BASTIANINI
Diogo MOREIRA
Jack MILLER
Alex RINS
Toprak RAZGATLIOGLU
Michele PIRRO
Final practice ends with Marco Bezzecchi remaining on top ahead of Pedro Acosta, Alex Marquez, Ai Ogura, Franco Morbidelli and Marc Marquez.
Qualifying 1 next.
Francesco Bagnaia and Marc Marquez have switched to a new soft rear tyre, but kept the old soft fronts.
Jorge Martin has the oldest soft front at the moment, with 20 laps, which is close to the 26-lap grand prix distance.
Diogo Moreira does a huge feet-off stoppie under braking for the final corner on his way to the 13th fastest lap time.