Bagnaia takes pole now with a 1m29.634s!
Chequered flag is out. It's now or never for pole.
Marc Marquez wrote off this lap before he started. DiGia has rolled out of this one. So, only one attempt left for these two.
DiGia muscled his way through on Marc Marquez at Turn 7 to get some track space, but there's some more gamesmanship happening here as they slow and swap places.
Alex Marquez has gone down at the Dunlop chicane. He's down in 10th right now. Washed the front-end going through the first part of the chicane.
Marc Marquez goes top with a 1m29646s ahead of DiGia.
No further action on the Acosta/DiGia incident.
The incident between DiGia and Acosta at the start of the session is being looked at by the FIM stewards.
Both were on outlaps and DiGia was trying to keep off the racing line, so I'm not sure there is much in that. But let's see.
Standings after the first runs:
- Bezzecchi
- DiGia
- Martin
- Mir
- Ogura
- M.Marquez
- Quartararo
- Acosta
- Rins
- A.Marquez
- Zarco
- Bagnaia - no time
Quartararo goes seventh on his first flying lap. Marc Marquez is sixth. Nothing for Bagnaia right now.
All change again on the timesheets. Bezzecchi is now top on a 1m29.825s from DiGia and Martin.
Just 0.058s covering the top three.
Acosta had a scary trip through the gravel at the Dunlop chicane, but he made it through.
Di Giannantonio sets the pace at 1m29.876s from Acosta and Mir.
DiGia checked up coming out of Turn 10 on his out-lap and Acosta nearly ran into the back of him. That was close.
The pole shootout is GO!
I think Davide Tardozzi liked what he saw in Q1!
Here are your Q2 riders:
- Zarco
- Quartararo
- Mir
- Acosta
- Rins
- Di Giannantonio
- Bagnaia
- Bezzecchi
- A.Marquez
- Ogura
- Martin
- M.Marquez
At the end of Friday's running, there was just under three tenths covering the top 10. This Q2 session is going to be a thriller.
Rest of the grid will look like:
- Fernandez
- Bastianini
- Marini
- Morbidelli
- Razgatlioglu
- Moreira
- Miller
- Aldeguer
- Binder
- Folger
The chequered flag is out and Marc Marquez will end this session top.
Fabio Quartararo will go through to Q2 along with him.
Ducati has clearly found something overnight for Marquez. He complained yesterday that he was struggling with front-end confidence.
That is a lap record at Le Mans!
But Marc Marquez has obliterated that with a 1m29.288s! He's 0.431s clear of the field with three minutes to go.
Quartararo goes quicker with a 1m29.719s.
Around seven minutes to go in this Q1 session.
