Takaaki Nakagami has secured an historic maiden MotoGP pole position for the Teruel Grand Prix. Here's how and when you can watch the race. It marks Japan's first MotoGP polesitter in the premier class since Makoto Tamada in 2004, with Nakagami beating Petronas SRT Yamaha's Franco Morbidelli by 0.063s, as new world championship points leader Joan Mir struggled down in 12th place for Suzuki. Qualifying was also a nightmare for Andrea Dovizioso as he dropped out in Q1 and will start the Teruel GP in a lowly 17th place for Ducati. Aragon GP winner Alex Rins lines up from the outside of the front row for Suzuki ahead Maverick Vinales in fourth place on the factory Yamaha, while the team is...
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