Jorge Lorenzo obliterated the Misano lap record to take MotoGP pole for the San Marino Grand Prix, while championship leader Marc Marquez crashed.  Marquez got close to Lorenzo's two-year-old lap record on his first attempt at the start of Q2, missing out by just two tenths with a 1:32.016s to set the early pace.  But Lorenzo eased clear of his future Honda teammate, guiding his Ducati to a 1:31.763s to dip underneath the lap record straight away.  Attempting a three-run strategy, Marquez crashed going through the fast Turn 15 on his second flying lap, while Pramac's Jack Miller moved up to second at the same time.  Marquez was able to get back to his garage for...
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