It was Navarro – like he had done for pretty much the entire weekend – who set the early pace in Q2, his time just fractionally slower than his lap record. However, Fernandez was then leading the way after the Kalex man was able to set new fastest ever lap around Silverstone, with Marquez slotting himself into P2 behind his fellow countryman. Navarro was then improving but so was Marquez, and it was the latter who set the better time – a 2:04.374 was marginally better than Navarro’s effort of a 2:04.417 and with two minutes left on the clock, Marquez had provisional pole.

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