The ‘boss’ confirmed Foggia in his first post at Le Mans

French GP ‘boss’ at Le Mans Dennis Foggia was able to inaugurate his Moto3 pole position in his 80th GP in the category, also proving to qualify for his dominance at the weekend not only in speed , something common, and also in dry turn, something always worth him. But after his mistake at Jerez he wanted to quickly turn the page at Le Mans with the perfect weekend. He will be joined by his teammates Suzuki and Jauma Masiá in the front row and leader Sergio García Dols will start in third.

Izan Guevara, second in free practice after Foggia, took a lap to confuse the used slicks and then came out with new tires to catch possible ‘wheelsuckers’ from the foot. The first reference time was established by Turkish Deniz Oncu who came from Q1 with 1’42 ”260. In Portimao the young Turk has already taken pole position coming from Q1.

But the strong man of the weekend – he took all three free practice – Dennis Foggia quickly put things in place with a 1’41 ”719 and returned to the box while his teammate Suzuki remained 53 thousandths behind and Guevara at 0 “305 with Sixth leader García Dols at 4 tenths.

In the last session with just over two attempts on the fastest lap ahead. Only Masiá took advantage of the opportunity to get through the front row, third, with the Leopards thanks to the team’s strategy with Dani Holgado. Foggia confirmed his first post in his 79th GP, slightly improving (1’41.621) on his last attempt.

In the second row was Moreia with Dad and Migno and in the third was leader García Dols with Izan Guevara and Ricardo Rossi; Holgado will start on the 14th and Xavi Artigas on the 15th.

By Q1, Deniz Oncu, who had a very difficult crash in FP3, Lorenzo Fellon, Matteo Bertelle and Ricardo Rossi entered the battle for the Moto3 poles; and no Spaniard has made the cut, some of them with injuries: Adrián Fernández will start on 21st, José Rueda 24th, Iván Ortolá 25th, Gerard Riu 27th and Ana Carrasco 30th.