With the Moto3 riders and teams titles decided for Izan Guevara and the GasGas Aspar Team, there are two races left to decide the constructors’ title and the two remaining podium places of the year, and the first of these last two pole positions, the penultimate of the year, is The Italian Foggia has appropriated against Dols for the runner-up, fourth of the year and matches the champion of Guevara.
Foggia led the free practice before Sasaki thanks to his time in FP2 and the Italian was the first reference with 2’11″958 which the Japanese answered with 2’11″958 and a top-4 at 0″087, with Guevara and García Dols 7th and 17th when they returned to the pits to prepare for the second round. In just three minutes some of them returned to the track, thus leaving only one round given along the circuit -it is the second longest after Silverstone-.
Sergio García only managed to climb the provisional pole with 2’11″674, one thousandth of the record for the best lap, distancing himself from the usual small trains that were distracted by the tire search of his teammate Guevara. Foggia’s answer was missing, yes He broke the record by relying on slipstreams and taking pole with 2’11″411 ahead of Guevara at 0″224 and Dols at 0″263. He held third place on the grid
As for the other Spaniards, Masiá and Holgado will start 4th and 5th in the second row, Muñoz 10th, Ortolá 14th and Tatay 17th, including a crash.
Yamanaka, Toba, Furusato and Kelso pass from Q1, Pitito Fernández will start 19th, Xavi Artigas 20th and Ana Carrasco 28th.
Source: La Verdad
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