JAKARTA - Yamaha's Fabio Quartararo won the pole position at the 2025 MotoGP Qualification at the Assen Circuit, Saturday, June 28, 2025. Meanwhile, the leader of the standings, Marc Marquez, had to settle for starting in fourth position.
Marc Marquez has indeed had problems in the 2025 Dutch MotoGP. He fell twice, respectively, during FP1 (Free Practice 1) and Practice despite being the fastest during FP1.
During the Qualification run, Johann Zarco recorded the fastest time with 1 minute 38.370 in the early days of Qualification 2 (Q2). Followed by Maverick Vinales and Fabio Quartararo.
Marquez then managed to take over the leading position with a time of 1 minute 31.284 seconds. Alex Marquez followed in second place and Francesco Bagnaia in third.
However, Fabio Quartararo managed to push back in the competition to win pole position.
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He immediately stood at the top with a fastest time of 1 minute 31.047 followed by Bagnaia who corrected his record with 1 minute 31.059 seconds.
Although it is not seeded in winning pole position due to a number of problems the previous day, Marc Marquez still shows stiff competition while remaining in the top three.
When Q2 had less than four minutes left, Alex Marquez shot to the forefront with a time of 1 minute 30.811 seconds.
Quartararo had to go down to second place, third Bagnaia, and fifth Marquez under Marco Bezzecchi.
The Baby Alien slightly improved his time record by occupying second place under Alex when Q2 was less than three minutes remaining.
However, Quartararo again managed to take first place with a 0.28 second advantage over Bagnaia and 0.132 seconds over Alex Marquez.
There is no change in position in the front row after Q2 time runs out.
Dutch MotoGP Qualification Results 2025
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