the japanese pilot Ai Ogura He got his first World Championship victory at the Jerez circuit after 8 podiums in two Moto3 campaigns and three more in a Moto2 campaign and a half. Already a reference on Saturday, Idemitsu Honda Team Asia rider led by former 250cc champion Hiro Aoyama applied constant speed to leave his rivals, to a heroic Arón Canet who had surgery on Monday on his left arm, and also had a fracture of his right little finger, finished second and Tony Arbolino, third. Vietti, sixth, stayed ahead but Ogura cut the difference to 19 points. Canet was fourth with 31 points and cried at Parc Fermé before his team.
In his debut from pole position in Moto2, second-place rider at the World Championship, Ai Ogura, retained the initiative and the heroic Arón Canet, who underwent surgery on his left arm on Monday and infiltrated the second days in a row, ventured to get second so as not to lose his rope from the start before the determined Fermín Aldeguer and Tony Arbolino.
The first to be ruled out due to a crash was Moto3 world champion Pedro Acosta who crashed in the second pass through turn 6 when he fought for eighth place with his compatriot Aldeguer who lost position after contacting Arbolino .
In an effort to ruin Ogura’s race, he was already one of the standouts in the pre-season test at the Andalusian circuit, Arbolino reacted, passing Canet who at the start of the race was still comfortable with the previous ones and faced the fight. of roosters with Arbolino that allowed Ogura to take half a second away from them on the sixth lap. After eliminating the Italian at a great pace, Canet went for the Japanese, but the track began to get complicated, as indicated by the crashes that followed by Lowes and Chantra when they battled Arbolino for third place, and a few laps later Dixon collapsed, wearing Aldeguer as they battled for group four.
Ogura, Canet and Arbolino stabilized at the lead of the race, with three-tenths between them so the tire temperature wouldn’t rise too much. Behind Augusto Fernández at 3 “and combined for fourth place at the expense of leaders Vietti and Schrotter.
With 7 left, Ogura had already placed 7 tenths on Canet, the pain and tension began to pass through Corbera, and a lap later he lost a second to the Japanese after a small change of pace that he maintained until finally. Now Canet’s job is to keep the second spot on Arbolino’s radar by driving as smoothly as possible and let Kalex take him to the finish line and touch the second he removed.
As for the other Spaniards, Augusto Fernández finished fourth, Albert Arenas in ninth, Jorge Navarro in tenth, Manuel González 12th, Jeremy Alcoba 13th, Pwedro Acosta 20th, returning to track after his crash, rolled at the same time as the winner Ogura.and Aldeguer retired on the 13th lap after falling on five laps earlier and Marcos Ramírez fell on the ninth
Source: La Verdad
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