Q1 was crucial for some riders who searched redemption to shine and get the access into last session of qualifying to have a good race; in that scenario it was Andrea Migno who finally came back on top with a good lap time. The Italian from Bester Dubai Capital needed a good result after hard times and finally managed to reach it. Romano Fenati is living a similar situation and Snipers rider was good enough to get top 4, snatching an important access to Q2 just ahead of Migno.

Two Italians were after Jaume Masia, who got a late last fast lap to obtain Q1 lead, being faster than everyone, just 23 thousandths of a second of Romano. Last rider qualified was Alonso Lopez even if the Spaniard has to start from pit-lane, holding off Stefano Nepa for just 0.059s.

Q2 was thrilling as usual, with the classification in doubt until last lap, as long as almost every rider waited for a slipstream creating a mega group; only Celestino Vietti, who crashed in the earlier stages of the session, and John McPhee did their lap alone, with the first one who ended in 11^th and the Briton who finished 4^th, just 1 thousandth slower than Jaume Masia who got first row. Anyway, McPhee will still have first row, because Ayumu Sasaki is having a 12 grid position penalty.

The fastest one was Romano Fenati, who comes back in business taking himself to pole position after 2 years from the last one, thanks to a stunning last fast lap; also his teammate Tony Arbolino was engaged on a good crono, but lost a lot of time in the final sector ending in 8^th (6^th thanks to Ogura and Sasaki’s penalties). 5^th was indeed Ai Ogura, but penalized with a 12 grid position, that means Kaito Toba, 6^th after Q2, will start from 4^th and Tatsuki Suzuki 5^th.

Lorenzo Dalla Porta qualified himself in 9^th ahead of Raul Fernandez but will start in 7^th, with Antonelli 12^th and 10^th on the grid. Not the best qualifying for Aron Canet, with championship leader who struggled a bit and ended in 14^th (12^th on the grid thanks to the penalties)