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Jorge Martín (Aprilia) took pole for Sunday's British Grand Prix, edging out Raúl Fernández by just 0.021 seconds. Ai Ogura lines up third on the front row, while Marc Márquez starts from row two in sixth. No grid penalties were applied.
A pole decided by 0.021 seconds — from what I've seen out on the ground, that's the kind of thing that gives you chills. The difference from corner entry to exit must've come down to millimeters. Fernández clearly brought his A-game too, which makes Martín taking the top spot even scarier. Whether he can hold that razor edge all the way to Sunday is the real question.
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When do grid penalties usually get handed out?
Márquez starting sixth is honestly a letdown
Nailing pole by a margin that thin is just ridiculous
Feels like he just carried Sprint momentum straight through, not the most exciting story
A 0.021s gap is basically within measurement error
Three Aprilias on the front row — a few years ago that would've been unthinkable
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