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2022 MotoGP Qatar Grand Prix: Start time, how to watch and more (autosport.com)

Pramac Ducati rider Jorge Martin is on pole for the opening round of the 2022 MotoGP season at the Qatar Grand Prix.

Channel number: Virgin Media – 528 Channel number: Sky – 414 The race will be shown live on BT Sport 2, with race coverage starting at 2:30pm GMT, directly after the Moto2 race.

5th pole in 15 for Martin as Round 1 under the lights awaits (motogp.com)

After finishing 2021 with a pole position in Valencia, Pramac Racing's Jorge Martin has kicked off 2022 in the same fashion by claiming P1 in Q2 at the ...

4 weeks ago 4 weeks ago 4 weeks ago This is also the first time he has failed to qualify on the front two rows at the track in the class. 4. Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team) has qualified third for his first front row since he was also third last year in Austin on his way to winning the race. He will be aiming to stand on the podium for the third time in the class along with San Marino and Emilia-Romagna last year.

2022 Qatar MotoGP - Start time, how to watch & more (Motorsport.com, Edition: Global)

After a long break MotoGP returns to action at the Losail International Circuit in Doha. Here's how you can watch the season-opening Qatar Grand Prix on ...

- Thailand: SPOTV (new for 2022) Can’t find your country or region in the list? Pramac's Jorge Martin will start the Qatar GP from pole position for the second year in succession after beating Gresini rider Enea Bastianini in Saturday's qualifying.

MotoGP riders reflect on Qatar Qualifying | Ducati dominate | MCNews (Mcnews.com.au)

Quotes from the entire MotoGP grid along with qualifying results and reports from all classes, MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3.

Aragón Aragón Catalunya Catalunya Circuit of The Americas Americas Fresh from finishing fastest in Q1, Sasaki was the early pacesetter in Q2 and his initial advantage stood at 0.5s – the fastest lap of the weekend at that stage. Dixon will launch from P7 alongside Q1 graduate Aldeguer (MB Conveyors Speed Up) and Aron Canet (Flexbox HP40), with Acosta starting P10 for his first Moto2 race after that final corner crash… Jake Dixon (Inde GASGAS Aspar Team) then set a time good enough for the front row but it was later chalked off for a yellow flag infringement, as compatriot Lowes increased his advantage at the summit. Double 2021 Lusail winner Lowes then leapt to P1 as the yellow flags were shown for a Pedro Acosta (Red Bull KTM Ajo) crash at the final corner. Then unfortunately, when I changed the tyre for the second run, I was probably looking for a bit too much going into turn two and maybe I didn’t have the tyre up to temperature and I crashed. Shadowing 2020 World Champion Joan Mir (Team Suzuki Ecstar), Marc Marquez set the first benchmark time – a 1:53.566 – but he wouldn’t stay top for long.

'They want his place': Aussie star's early MotoGP statement after ... (Fox Sports)

There are plenty of young guns pushing for Jack Miller's spot but the Australian has made quite the start at qualifying ahead of the MotoGP season opener.

10. Alex Rins (ESP/Suzuki) 1:53.481 “We start on the front row. 8. Joan Mir (ESP/Suzuki) 1:53.407 But tomorrow is the race.” “My big request was to increase top speed. 6. Pol Espargaro (ESP/Honda) 1:53.346 9. Francesco Bagnaia (ITA/Ducati) 1:53.411 5. Aleix Espargaro (ESP/Aprilia) 1:53.319 “I arrive at an acceptable level. 3. Marc Marquez (ESP/Honda) 1:53.283 but you never know, we’ll see. 1. Jorge Martin (ESP/Ducati-Pramac) 1min 53.011sec

Aussie star fed up by 'bulls***' rumours (NEWS.com.au)

The new MotoGP season is upon us and there are two Australians taking part in the travelling circus that sees riders fly around on motorbikes at up to 350 ...

“I mean, it’s just the same bulls*** I have to deal with it every year. “Morally it was proven that the results show that I was the strongest rider, with more wins, poles and fast laps. Remy is the champion because he scored more points, but with the speed we had and rowing against the tide, to be honest I feel morally champion.” It’s a bit of bull*** if you ask me.” If I keep my job, I keep my job; if I don’t, I don’t. “All I can do is the best job I can on track.

MotoGP Qatar: Martin secures second Doha pole (BSN)

Pramac Ducati's Jorge Martin continued his dominance in Doha with a pole position to back up last season's MotoGP success.

Suzuki’s Friday prowess appeared to dissolve in the desert gloom as Mir completed qualifying in eighth with Alex Rins a disappointing tenth. The younger brother pushed hard in the closing seconds as he promoted the Repsol to fourth but the sibling rivalry wasn’t done yet. A treble of red sector laps beginning to register as Miller, Martin and Pol Espargaro circulated en masse with Joan Mir and Binder for company. Suzuki circulated each side of the Monster Energy Yamahas from eighth to 11th as the track fell quiet. Luca Marini’s second season in the premier class began from seventh as he continued to struggle with his 2022-spec Ducati, while last year’s victor, Viñales trailed in eighth. The final action fired up under the lights with Quartararo heading out for an initial run on medium tyres.