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Márquez Takes First Balaton Park Pole as MotoGP Returns to Hungary After 33 Years

The anti‑clockwise, precision circuit rewards rapid adaptation after Ducati’s early test exposure.

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Pedro Acosta (KTM), el 'tiburón de Mazarrón', ha logrado, hoy, el mejor crono en Balatón Park.
Análisis del circuito Balaton Park: curiosidades.
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Overview

  • Marc Márquez sealed pole with a 1:35.518 track record, his eighth of the season, with Marco Bezzecchi and Fabio Di Giannantonio completing the front row.
  • Pedro Acosta led Friday practice in 1:37.061 and later walked away from a heavy crash; he qualifies seventh after an early Q2 fall.
  • Francesco ‘Pecco’ Bagnaia will start 15th after failing to advance from Q1, extending a difficult run following frustrations in Austria.
  • Pol Espargaró rides in place of the injured Maverick Viñales and starts 12th, while Aleix Espargaró sits out the weekend after an L3 vertebra fracture.
  • Balaton Park debuts at 4.08 km with 17 corners and relatively low top speeds, and Ducati’s private test earlier this month is cited as an adaptation edge for its riders.