Japanese people Ai Ogura (Kalex) recovered his “feelings” after the accident he suffered during the preseason and achieved the best time in the free practice of Moto2 Dutch Grand Prix at the TT Assen circuitin addition to a new category record.
Ogura rolled in 1:36,000, breaking one of the oldest records in the category, held by Frenchman Johann Zarco (Kalex) since 2015 at 1:36,346.
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Not as in Moto3when the temperature rises, the pilots of Moto2 They immediately started improving their times from day one, but always had the same common denominator: the British Jake Dixon at the head of the table, although only 8 thousandths of a second ahead of the Spaniard Pedro Acosta (Kalex).
As the minutes passed Pedro Acosta was able to break Jake Dixon rolled 98 thousandths of a second faster than him, but the Japanese Ai Ogura seems to be regaining the competitiveness lost in the accident he suffered in the preseason and climbed to first place in the last minutes, in addition to setting a new record, and none of his rivals can damage him, because Pedro Acosta He finished second but 250 thousandths of a second behind the Japanese.
Third place went to the Czech Philip Salac (Kalex) and like him, the British ended up in second place Jake Dixon and Sam Lowes (Kalex), the Spaniard Arón Canet (Kalex), Manuel González (Kalex), Alonso López (Boscoscuro)who was injured by yellow flags on his final lap launched by the South African’s accident Darryn Binder (Kalex), who entered last in the second direct classification, Fermín Aldeguer (Boscoscuro) and Albert Arenas (Kalex).
The Italian also made the pass Tony Arbolino (Kalex), world championship leader, American Joe Roberts (Kalex), Thai Somkiat Chantra (Kalex) and Darryn Binder himself.
Forced to go through the first classification were, among others, the Spaniards Sergio García Dols, Jeremy Alcoba, Izan Guevara, Carlos Tatay, Yeray Ruiz, Borja Gomez and Aleix Escrig, as well as the Italians Celestino Vietti and Dennis Foggia, they are all on Kalex’s tracks.
Source: La Verdad
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