Fabio Quartararo will start the Misano MotoGP from third on the grid after losing out to both factory Ducati riders. Crash MotoGP Podcast - Click here to listen to Keith Huewen, Harry Benjamin and our own Pete McLaren talk MotoGP Quartararo did everything in his power to challenge the Ducati of Bagnaia who ultimately claimed pole.  In fact, Quartararo was on provisional pole after the opening run - just like in Aragon, but as the session headed into the final stages Bagnaia put in a sensational new lap record - three tenths better off than the current series leader.  We won’t know how close or if Quartararo could have actually challenged the home favorite with his final lap of Q2 as...
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