Marc Marquez has the momentum of back-to-back grand prix wins coming into the Emilia Romagna GP and is looking to slash a 53-point championship deficit, while Enea Bastianini has his eyes on extending his Misano podium run. Yamaha's Fabio Quartararo was impressive on Friday and could be a dark horse in Saturday's action.

Italy's double MotoGP world champion Francesco Bagnaia will start Sunday's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Misano in pole position after the Ducati factory team rider clocked the fastest time in qualifying on Saturday.

A test on the Monday after the San Marino GP should mean the field begins the Emilia Romagna GP much tighter than it was two weeks ago. FP1 starts at 9:45am BST, with Practice at 2pm BST. Join us again on Saturday morning for more MotoGP action from Misano.