Yamaha’s contender for Rookie of the Year, Quartararo has qualified on pole position for this afternoon’s #ThaiGP, for the 4^th time in his rookie season, making him the youngest rider to take 4 pole positions in the premier class of Grand Prix racing (aged 20 years and 168 days). On his way to pole position Quartararo set a new all-time lap record at Buriram, despite a crash at the end of Q2. Fellow Yamaha compatriot, Viñales has qualified in 2^nd, which is the 8th time this season he has qualified in the top 3. Marquez, who bas crashed during the FP1 session, and the Q2 session of this weekend’s proceedings, qualified in 3^rd. If Marquez scores two or more points more than Dovizioso today, he will be MotoGP World Champion for the 6^th time.

Honda’s championship contender, Marquez topped this morning’s final Warm Up session, setting a time of 1’30.921. Petronas Yamaha SRT’s Quartararo finished the session 2^nd, with a time of 1’31.149. Fellow Yamaha compatriot, Viñales set a time of 1’31.181, placing him 3^rd.

Rossi and Morbidelli made it 4 Yamaha’s in the top 5. Rossi set a time of 1’31.329, placing him 4^th. Whilst Morbidelli set a 1:31:421, placing him 5^th. Ducati’s championship contender, Dovizioso, set a time of 1:31:463, placing him 6th.

Mir set a time of 1’31.485, which placed him 7^th, ahead of this afternoon’s #ThaiGP. After his spill at the Brno test, Mir has shown incredible pace and has impressed since his return. A.Espargaro placed 8^th, having set a 1’31.579. Rins placed 9^th, with a time of 1’31.583, an exceptionally strong showing from the Suzuki duo. Pramac Racing’s Miller, who has shown some impressive pace this weekend, placed 10^th after setting a time of 1’31.678.