Jack Miller gambled on slicks in a damp MotoGP qualifying to take a stunning maiden premier class pole, with weekend pacesetter Marc Marquez only sixth. The light rain which affected the Moto2 and Moto3 qualifying sessions had long passed by the time the pole shootout for MotoGP got underway, though the track remained damp in certain parts. The early laps were completed on wet tyres, with Marquez – who was 1.1 seconds clear of the field in the wet FP4 – setting the benchmark of 1:49.123s despite several moments at Turn 13. Aprilia's Aleix Espargaro, who topped Q1, deposed him soon after, however, with a 1:48.783s, and looked to cement top spot with a follow-up effort of...
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