Jorge Martin set the standard and saw his early pace good enough to hold firm at the top of the timesheets and take pole for the Jerez Moto2 Grand Prix. The Red Bull KTM Ajo rider was fast from the off on his Kalex, putting in his session best of 1m 41.384s lap on just his second lap. Despite some strong late challenges it remained good enough to claim his first Moto2 pole position. By comparison Jorge Navarro left in late to put in his front row challenge. His penultimate effort saw him finish just 0.181s off the top spot for HDR Heidrun Speed Up. The final slot on the front row goes to British rider Sam Lowes after some determined, confident laps. The EG 0,0 Marc VDS rider overcame some...
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