Dennis Foggia continues to lament Mugello’s crash

The madness continues in Moto 3 and again three different riders are in the front row for tomorrow’s race. Dennis Foggia will start in first position for the second time this season and despite being happy, He continued to lament the fall of Mugello when he was in the lead.

“I am so happy because I did it alone, this morning I rode alone. I was very happy with the work the team did ”and although it wasn’t his favorite track, Denis assured the DAZN microphones that“ I like to ride a bike when I’m having fun ”. He even said that he was “Sadly for Mugello, I stepped on the visor protector and finished the race, but we showed our potential.

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After pole position in the Italian Grand Prix, Deniz Öncu was able to qualify for second position for racing tomorrow and surprised, because “This weekend wasn’t easy, it was hard for me to find sensations on the bike. Yesterday I was tenth and today I am thirteenth, but this lap is important for tomorrow ”. The young Turkish driver remembers that last year on this circuit he got his first podium.

Izan Guevara was again among the top three classified, the last time was also in Spain, when he secured a pole position in Jerez. Now he enjoys the work done alone “Happy the front row was my goal and I’m ready for the front row tomorrow ”.

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Along with these riders, Fellon, Yamanaka, Rossi or García will fight to get into first position and try to distance themselves from the group.