Marini wins the pole of the Indonesian GP, also setting the new track record with 1:29.978. Behind him two Aprilias will start: 2nd Vinales, 3rd Aleix Espargaró. Bagnaia remains out of Q1 for the first time since Motegi 2022 and will start 13th. His title rival, Martin, will start from sixth place. Here is the starting grid valid for both the Sprint (today at 9) and for tomorrow’s Grand Prix. All live on Sky Sport Uno, Sky Sport MotoGP and streaming on NOW
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