Marc Marquez snatched MotoGP Austrian Grand Prix pole by just 0.002 seconds from Andrea Dovizioso, while Valentino Rossi suffered his worst qualifying since 2016 in 14th. Marquez wasted no time at the start of Q2, posting the best lap of the weekend with a 1:23.810s, which he bettered to a 1:23.511s to go over seven tenths clear of the field.  Last year's Red Bull Ring winner Dovizioso guided his Ducati to second on his opening lap, and cut Marquez's advantage down to just 0.029s on his next attempt.  With six minutes remaining, Dovizioso's Ducati stablemate Jorge Lorenzo usurped Marquez with a 1:23.415s, though the Honda man responded immediately, returning to top...
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