Foggia signed his lead in free practice at his second post

Dennis Foggia signed the second pillar of his life at the Catalan GP ending the move that began at Le Mans when the category veteran was able to uncover the jar of ‘qualy’. Oncu and Guevara will join him in the first row and from the third, seventh, leader Garcia Dols will leave. Whatever he does this Sunday, he will continue as leader.

The first provisional pole was already scored by Dennis Foggia with a 1’48 ”292, still far from his best time of the weekend, but conditions changed significantly compared to the morning when the asphalt was close to 50ºc that Izan Guevara, the other great favorite for the pole, credited a 1’48 ”653 to take only second as the great peloton returned to pitlane with 7 minutes left.

Foggia didn’t use last Q2’s tactic of staying on track for the entire session, which gave him his first pole position at Le Mans, as did Izan, who a lap later returned to the garage to change tires.

And with less than three minutes left for Foggia from the box seven riders were focused on his wheel, especially his Suzuki teammate who was placed as bodyguard, but Riccardo Rossi got into them and canceled the lap for the stepping green. Foggia closed that lap two thousandths ahead of Oncu and coming from behind Izan Guevara went to third place at 0 “247, but with Foggia they seemed to be the two strong men in speed. Jaume Masia fell on turn 12 on his last lap to appear on the 14th.

After the second row with Fellon, Yamanaka and Rossi from third will start world championship leader García Dols, seventh, along with Toba and Kelso. 16th David Salvador, 17th Daniel Holgado and 18th Carlos Dad.

No Spanish stops from Q1

By Q1 Ogden, Toba, Rossi and Yamanaka had passed, no Spaniard had entered the battle for pole position and far behind on the grid: 20th Muñoz, 21st Xavi Artigas, 24th Adrián Fernández, 28th Iván Ortolá, who had been eighth in FP2, and 29th and closed grid Ana Carrasco.