Marc Marquez dominated a delayed, rain-hit MotoGP Malaysian Grand Prix qualifying for his seventh pole of the season despite a late crash. Heavy rain towards the end of FP4 carried over to the start of qualifying, and led to an 80-minute delay, with Marquez asserting his dominance early on in Q2 and brushed off a tumble to take pole by almost six tenths of a second. Marquez came out of the blocks at the start of Q2 with a 2:13.641s, with the Honda rider managing to go over a second clear of the field with his follow-up effort of 2:12.161s. Pramac duo Jack Miller and Danilo Petrucci traded second spot, though were shoved off of the provisional front row by Ducati stablemate Andrea Dovizioso...
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