Pedro Acosta signed another exhibition at Mugello a year later

Pedro Acosta he added his third victory of the season in Moto2 at Mugello, a copy of the race that last year led him to win the Italian GP, ​​but this time it served him well. to turn the page on his colossal mistake in crashing Le Mans. Good start from second place on the starting grid, taking advantage of that good rhythm shown all weekend and a successful break to see the checkered flag alone. The World Cup leader reached more than six seconds Tony Arbolinowhich cut five points off the table -now they are separated by 20- and at the last turn Aspar Jake Dixon He overtook the injured Arón Canet for the third drawer.

And good celebration of the Mazarrón Shark who acts as a pizza delivery man on the lap of honor and delivered his mechanic to the parc fermé and also doubted the Marc VDS team of his rival. “We had to click a bit here,” Pedro acknowledged.

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A year later, Canet, Acosta and Lowes reunited on the front row of the grid for the Moto2 race at Mugello. The precedent favored Acosta who ended up being unapproachable for the others and dominated by more than four seconds against Roberts and 6″7 Ogura. This Sunday everything points to a return to the top of the Italian podium thanks to the freestyle has become a dominator on the circuit that happens to be the most technical in the world.

While KTM has until June 30 to decide whether to promote Acosta to MotoGP, as written in his contract or otherwise remain free to promote with any of the other four brands, the Shark of Mazarrón will continue to focus on the track when the monkey is placed on. . He had a fierce shark fight with Arbolino, who this time started in tenth, and you should not lose after zero in Le Mans.

From pole position, Canet, who injured his hand from his crash in Q2, lost the initiative on the long straight and Acosta took the lead against Lowes and Alonso López and at turn 11 Lowes fell in an incident with the one from Madrid that left him with no space. In a lap and a half, Arbolino progressed from tenth place on the grid to provisional third place behind Acosta and López, who suffered a long lap due to the incident with Lowes -he had to repeat it due to doing it wrong and there he even judged his option-. Acosta and Arbolino had moved up in just three laps with the Murcian having a 1″2 advantage over the Milanese joined by Canet and Salac.

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Acosta asked for a Mugello’22 to solo again down the beautiful Tuscan slide and by the eighth lap his lead was 2″5 which was converted to 3″5 five laps later. The Italian also edged out fellow travelers Canet and Salac for second place. With six remaining, a wash from the Czech left the injured Canet alone for the third drawer, but in the final turn and a half Dixon came faster than he had been going into the final turn .

As for other Spaniards Alonso López finished sixth, Manu González eighth, Sergio García tenth, 17th Borja Gomez, 18th Izan Guevara and Arenas dropped five from the end -he came in 23rd-, Ramírez in the first lap and Aldeguer and Alcoba in the first pass at turn 1.

Race Classification Moto2 Mugello