Rafa Cabrera (72) lost steam in Thailand

the danish Thorbjørn Olesenwith an impressive third card of 64 shots (eight under par), for a total of 198 (-18), is the new leader of classic Thaitournament of DP World Tour taking place at the Amata Spring Chon Buri in Bangkok, where Spaniard Rafa Cabrera Bello had a very cautious day which, with a 72, relegated him to eighth position.

The Canary Rafael Cabrera Bello He started the day in the lead, two shots ahead of Paraguayan Fabrizio Zanotti and three over Olesen. But his golf did not shine like the two previous days, showing a card on par, with two ‘bogeys’ and two ‘birdies’.

Zanotti didn’t show either, although he had a better run than the Spaniard by posting 70 strokes (-2). He bogeyed the first nine holes, making two bogeys, which he converted in the final stretch with an eagle (hole 11) and three birdies, only to bogey again on 18th. Like Rafa Cabrera He shares eighth place, five shots behind Olesen.

And it was the Dane who made a clean third tour, with eight ‘birdies’ (four of them in a row, from 9 to 12). It took him to the top of the standings and, with just one day to go, with a two-stroke lead over compatriot Nicolai Hojgaard and German Yannik Paul, who carded 64 and 66, respectively. respectively.

Olesen, 33 years old and whose career has been marked by serious extra-sporting problems, is on track to achieve his seventh victory on what was once known as the European Circuit.

Of the rest of the Spaniards, Pablo Larrazabal is thirty-three, 11 blows to the head, after presenting 70 this Saturday; Adrián Otaegui, who made the pair, is 12 behind the leader; Alejandrio del Rey at 14, after a 72 on his third card; and Jorge Campillo at 17 with 75 today.