The Majorcan It’s Guevara showed strength again in the Japanese GP in his first time at the Motegi circuit, winning the victory, his fifth campaign in which he already has a match-ball within reach as there are already 45 points taking out Sergio García Dols , fourth
The day started complicated for the leader Guevara who in the previous warmup destroyed GasGas after doing the sharpener on McPhee on the straight. He fell unharmed, but the motorcycle got stuck. He started ninth and his great rival, Sergio García Dols, third from the front row in conditions not seen all weekend: sun, 24ºC and dry asphalt.
From pole position, local hero Tatsuki Suzuki kept the initiative in a corner before Sergio García Dols fought him off and the exceptional Guevara from ninth place soon attacked them and took the lead at turn 9 with the intention of making Aragon and breaking. the race. Sasaki reacted quickly to pass Suzuki and lost Foggia and García in the slipstream on the third lap leading the chasing pack.
On the fourth lap, Japanese hero Sasaki passed Guevara and Suzuki crashed at the delicate turn 9; Sasaki, Guevara and Foggia remained in the lead with Masiá in 8 tenths and reached the leading trio and García also lost the wheel of Algemesí, 1″1 and was suffering. In eight laps the race was broken.
Guevara, the only quartet who hadn’t set foot in Motegi before, and Sasaki took turns in the lead. With five remaining, the World Cup leader changed the rhythm, pressed the quartet and took three tenths, with a lap later it was six and Masiá was the first to be eliminated due to a fall trying to catch him. With Guevara claiming victory, Foggia won the battle against Saski for second place and García Dols for fourth place with David Muñoz.
Regarding the other Spaniards, Artigas eleventh, Ortolá 13th, Pitito Fernández 18th after falling in the fifth lap, Ana Carrasco 19th, his best result of the year, and Jaume Masiá fell by four from the end, Daniel Holgado on the fourth lap and Carlos Tatay on the first lap at turn 10.
Source: La Verdad
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