Rookie Alonso continues to amaze: third win

Because Nico Terol is focused David Alonso and brought him to the Aspar Junior Team, they knew they had in their hands one of the great promises of world motorcycling, a boy with a Spanish father and a Colombian mother who was born 17 years ago in Madrid and lives in Torrejón del Rey, Guadalajara. Their victories were recorded by Colombian motorcycling, but each of them was equally fascinating, the third of this Sunday with three corners to fight two of the roosters of the Moto3 World Championship, Jaume Masia which entered 36 thousandths and Deniz Oncu.

The second zero in a row, this time for the end of the 16th, Dani Holgado This narrowed the World Championship classification with five drivers to 29 points. Despite not scoring points, the man from Alicante maintained his lead by 4 points over Sasaki who was 7th, but both Masiá, Alonso and Ortolá were again in touch in the fight for in the Moto3 title, also with permission from Oncu.

Jaume Masia He started from pole for the third time this year after Austin and Silverstone and in his two previous experiences he finished second and 18th after crashing, respectively, while in his only victory at Assen he did so by coming back from eighth place. Masiá has only won once from pole and it was his first time in 2019 at Termas de Río Hondo.

The one from Algemesí was the strongest in terms of speed, but Sasaki came first in the first corner. Masiá took the initiative to separate the wheat from the chaff, but in a lap and a half he gained seven tenths of his pursuers, becoming second by the third lap when neither Moreira, Sasaki nor Oncu at the head of the group were able to stop the bleeding until the Turk, at a record pace, rejoined him in the group on the sixth lap.

The group was reduced to 13 drivers with all the favorites and Masiá impressively the speed that suits him best. With 10 remaining, Oncu took over the group that had been reduced to nine and from which Ortolá and the leader Holgado were removed. With 7 to go, Oncu’s brutal change of pace could only be answered by Masíá, Muñoz and Alonso while the leader Loose He was left on the brink of being left without scoring. But the out-of-bounds ads started reaching the displays and became another actor in the race.

Oncu continued to lead them with the hook and three from the end Muñoz saved a fall and the only one of them without a win in his Moto3 record fell. Oncu enters the last lap in the lead, but the rookie Alonso becomes the ‘killer’ of the last lap, he overtakes Masiá in T3 and Jaume reacts with a late braking, passing them both in an instant, but they lingered and Alonso saw the chaos of the three corners from the end, passed them on the inside and the Colombian Hispanic added his third victory in the World Championship against Masiá and Oncu and second in consecutive exhibitions, this in the last corner, in Catalonia.

Five candidates for the crown after Holgado’s 16th

The classification is narrow because Dani Holgado He did not score points entering 16th, was very obscure in the last two Grands Prix and was far from the ‘killer’ who dominated the championship with a strong hand – he reached +41 in Germany -. He now leads by four points over Sasaki, who enters seventh, Masiá 12 behind, Oncu 17 behind, David Alonso 21 behind and Ortolá 29 behind.

As for the other Spaniards, Muñoz was fourth, Ortolá was eighth, Rueda was ninth, Holgado was 16th, Artigas was 17th and Ana Carrasco was 27th and Salvador fell in the second lap.

Moto3 Race Classification