Who would ever expected that? Johann Zarco snatched a pole position with is Reale Avintia Ducati at the end of a thrilling qualifying where we saw a lot of surprises starting from the first session where some top riders missed the access to Q2

The first big surprise of the day was indeed  Andrea Dovizioso out of Q2 as 2019 runner-up struggled a lot during the first session of qualifying where he was never able to be fast enough for an access at the last session of qualifying.

Ducati Factory rider will have to start from 20^th and he is called to a really hard weekend. A bad Q1 for Jack Miller as well as Pramac Ducati guy missed the access too finishing in P4 with the Australian forced to start from 14^th on the grid.

Alex Rins despite the pain did a good job getting a Q2 access, while behind him we had a thrilling finale for the second spot. Takaaki Nakagami was indeed fast enough to jump ahead, but went over track limits at turn 12 and saw his lap time deleted.

It was Brad Binder so who made it through with the KTM rider who brought the Austrian manufacturer to a really good Q2 joining his teammate Pol Espargaro.

Pol Espargaro made an astonishing Q2 bringing his KTM to the first row, but during his lap time he exceeded track limits and as happened to Nakagami, the Spaniard had his crono canceled. Previous Pol’s lap was still a good one and the younger Espargaro will start from 6^th on the grid.

Anyway, the biggest surprise was Johann Zarco, with the Frenchman from Reale Avintia Ducati who made a superb lap taking benefit from every single strong point of his bike. A remarkable result for him conserving he is running a Satellite Ducati, with Zarco who could try to shine on Sunday as well.

A big day for France as Fabio Quartararo finished 2^nd despite a crash. This time, Petronas Yamaha rider could not achieve another pole position, but surely will not be too disappointed with another first row, alongside his teammate Franco Morbidelli, who will have a big change tomorrow.

Super result for Aleix Espargaro as well as his Aprilia will start from 4^th on the grid ahead of Maverick Vinales. The Spaniard from Yamaha probably made a strategy mistake as he was not able to make a fast lap during his last run.

7^th is Brad Binder, followed by Danilo Petrucci and Joan Mir, while Valentino Rossi ended in 10^th ahead of Alex Rins and Cal Crutchlow. The Briton while he was engaged on a fast lap made a mistake and crashed, being forced to start from 12^th.