Bagnaia on pole for Barcelona MotoGP, Martin fourth

The Italian, who goes into the final weekend of the season 24 points behind championship leader Jorge Martin, did all he could to lay the pressure on the Spaniard who will start on the second row in fourth. "I'm very happy," said Ducati-Lenovo rider Bagnaia. "We managed to do a very good job. It wasn't easy because the conditions were very tricky and a bit risky but everything went well." Bagnaia needs to win the sprint later on Saturday to have any realistic hopes in Sunday's grand prix of overhauling...