Francesco Bagnaia will start from pole position for the British Moto2 Grand Prix at Silverstone, 22 places ahead of his title rival Miguel Oliveira
Sam Lowes
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Marcel Schrotter set the pace in FP3 this morning at the British GP, setting a lap time of 2:08.182 early on in the session. Last year, the fastest time in this session was 2:06.993, but the weather in 2017 was hot and sunny as opposed to cold and windy this year with spots of rain.
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Marcel Schrotter has finished Moto2 FP1 at the top of the times followed by Mattia Pasini and Sam Lowes.
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Sam Lowes has confirmed that he will remain in Moto2 for 2019, returning to the Gresini Moto2 team with whom he completed a successful season in 2016.
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Miguel Oliveira took a narrow victory at Brno to snatch the championship lead away from Francesco Bagnaia
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Brad Binder took his first ever Moto2 victory in a race which saw title favourite Francesco Bagnaia lose valuable points at the Sachsenring
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Francesco Bagnaia took a lights-to-flag victory in Sunday’s Dutch TT at Assen, extending his championship lead
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Francesco Bagnaia was quckest in every session on his way to pole position for the Dutch TT at Assen
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Fabio Quartararo became Moto2’s newest winner with a sensational ride to defeat Miguel Oliveira in Barcelona
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Speed Up’s Fabio Quartararo is the surprise polesitter for Sunday’s Catalunya Moto2 Grand Prix
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Francesco Bagnaia will start the French Grand Prix from pole position after a dominant display on Saturday at Le Mans
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Polesitter Lorenzo Baldassarri took a dominant victory in Sunday’s Spanish Moto2 Grand Prix at Jerez
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Lorenzo Baldassarri took the first pole position of his Moto2 career on Saturday afternoon at Jerez
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Francesco Bagnaia overcame Alex Marquez to win the Grand Prix of the Americas in Austin on Sunday
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Alex Marquez beat Sam Lowes and the rain showers to take pole position at the Circuit of the Americas