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Di Giannantonio Breaks US Grand Prix Lap Record for Back-to-Back Poles

Fabio Di Giannantonio broke the lap record with 2:00.136 to secure consecutive MotoGP poles, ahead of championship leader Marco Bezzecchi and Pedro Acosta.

  • On Saturday, Italian Fabio Di Giannantonio claimed pole position at the United States Grand Prix in Austin, securing back-to-back poles with a record-setting time of two minutes 0.136 seconds.
  • Thrilling qualifying saw the lap record broken repeatedly, with Ducati's former world champion Francesco Bagnaia and Honda's Joan Mir briefly holding the fastest time before Di Giannantonio surged ahead.
  • VR46 Racing rider Di Giannantonio edged out early championship leader Marco Bezzecchi by 0.193 seconds, while KTM's rising star Pedro Acosta completed the front row.
  • Reigning world champion Marc Marquez will start sixth after struggling with traffic, while stewards investigate an incident where Bezzecchi forced the Spaniard to abandon his flying lap.
  • Marquez continues his bid for a record-equalling eighth top-class world title this year, with Saturday's sprint race offering a chance to recover despite his challenging qualifying performance.
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For the second time in a row this season, Italian driver Fabio Di Giannantonio took pole position on the American circuit d'Austin (Texas), the third round of the MotoGP World Championship.

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The Italian will be accompanied in the first line of the grill by Bezzecchi and Acosta, while Marc Márquez will leave sixth. More information: Pole for Fabio di Giannatonio and falls of Marc Márquez and Pedro Acosta in Brazil

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El Economista broke the news in on Saturday, March 28, 2026.
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