Gift from Celestino Vietti at Mugello with Aron Canet as the fastest

Spanish drivers were still the fastest on the weekend. At this moment Aron Canet lowered the time yesterday Y He is accompanied by Pedro Acosta and Augusto Fernández at the head. But the highlight of the free we were able to see from the hands of Celestino Vietti.

At the beginning of time, Celestino Vietti starred in save of the day. The Italian rider was almost on the ground, brushing with his elbow and even almost on his hip when he was able to stand up the bike and continue to roll. But this success is a accident between Marcos Ramirez and Gabri Rodrigo. The driver of the MV Augusta got off to avoid colliding with Vietti, but Rodrigo came from behind and inevitably hit Marcos Ramírez. Although the bikes of both riders remained on the track, they were able to remove them without causing any other incident.

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Track conditions are conducive to continuing with lowering times and so did everyone except Gabri Rodrigo, who after the first incident dropped again a few minutes from the end.

Sam Lowes continued his line and went straight back into Q2, being one of the few drivers this season who won’t have to fight in Q1. Next to him is a surprising Lorenzo Dalla Porta who manages to take a step forward and fight to be among the best again.

They will accompany you directly in Q2: Barry Baltus, Celestino Vietti, Jake Dixon, Bo Bendsneyder, Albert Arenas, Ai Ogura, Cameron Beaubier, Jorge Navarro and Joe Roberts.

Marcel Schrotter and later Tony Arbolino also crashed into independent action and had to be in Q1 with drivers like Alonso López, Fermín Aldeguer or Somkiat Chantra.