The first qualifying session of the year for the small category was set with a new record by the Japanese Ayumu Sasaki who, turning midway through Q2 of Moto3 of the Portuguese GP, was sentenced to the fourth pole position ever in Moto3 that ahead. of the impressive rookie from Seville, José Antonio Rueda and the Australian Joel Kelso, piloted by his compatriot Jack Miller.
At 1’46″798, the Japanese Ayumu Sasaki led with nine minutes riding with his partner in Husqvarna Intact, the Dutchman Veijer, most riders riding in pairs with their teammates, healthier That’s the dangerous tail. The Japanese almost finished the qualifying session as the No. 1 candidate, after the three riders who took the final Moto3 podium in 2022, Guevara, García Dols and Foggia, were promoted to Moto2 and left the ground is clear for him as fourth classified , but it’s time to get the favor on the track in 2023 and it starts with this champion-style pole in Portimao.
The 17 year old from Seville Jose Antonio Rueda, the only driver in history capable of winning the Red Bull Rookies Cup and the JR World Cup in 2022 in the same year and who, after two previous replacements in Cheste’21 and Le Mans’22, made his debut in style in the World Cup at the age of 17, made the turn of his partner Oncu that when they rolled backwards he was unable to take advantage. And the second row is entirely Spanish for Dani Holgado, Ivan Ortolá and Madrid-licensed Colombian David Alonso.
As for the remaining Spaniards, Xavi Artigas 7th, Jame Masiá 9th, David Muñoz 13th, David Salvador 18th and Ana Carrasco will start 27th.
Source: La Verdad
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