1. The departure of Quartararo.
Perfect World Champion race. Fabio knew his choices came after the exit at the end of the straight with no Ducati in front of him. He made it to second place, surpassing Mir in the fourth lap and from there to his first win of the season, which also put him in the provisional lead.
2. The Mir/Miller incident.
A Miller mistake under braking at the end of the straight with seven laps left knocked down the Australian, who dragged Joan, who was running third at the time, with it.
3. The Saturday of Rins and Bagnaia.
The races of both were conditioned on Saturday, when the first qualified for the 23rd and the second, the latter. In the race they entered the finish line fourth and eighth respectively. Special mention at the start of the Rins, which surpassed thirteen riders in the first lap!
4. Confirmation from Aprilia.
Aleix Espargaró’s third place shows that his victory against Argentina was not “just coincidental”. The Catlan rider and the Italian bike are already part of the top MotoGP car. After five GGPPs they were third in the championship, three points behind the leader.
5. The rain on Friday and Saturday.
We said yesterday, one of the keys to the race is the work of different teams in the 20 minutes of the morning warm-up, the only session to find the best set-up to dry. And the differences between one and the other are obvious. On the same bike Quartararo won, while his teammate finished 13th in 33 seconds!
Source: La Verdad
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