David Alonso has ’embarrassed’ all his rivals

Colombian of Spanish origin David Alonso (CFMoto) ’embarrassed’ all his rivals in the first free practice session of the Spanish Moto3 Grand Prix by beating the absolute circuit record and endorses more than a second of difference to his closest pursuers, Spaniards David Muñoz (KTM) and Adrián Fernández (Honda).

He did not compete in the first round of tests, because he was unwell, the Spaniard Jose Antonio Rueda (KTM).

In the opening moments of the first free session there was a ‘little duel’ between the Colombian of Spanish origin Alonso and the Australian Joel Kelso (KTM), exchanging the first position on several occasions, but always with the Latino in command.

Alonso hit a 1:45.9 on the first lap and shortly after dropped to a 1:45.709 where he outscored Kelso by nearly three tenths, and the Dutchman by more than five. Colin Veijer (Husqvarna) and by almost seven tenths of a second in Spain David Munoz (KTM), which was later overtaken by the Japanese Ryusei Yamanaka (KTM).

To leave no room for doubt, in the last section of the session David Alonso He lowered his best time by more than seven tenths of a second, running 1:44.983, almost a second faster than Joel Kelso and with David Muñoz, who gained a few positions, third at 1.1 seconds.

And the progress of David Alonso did not stop there, who one lap later rolled 1:44,590thus breaking the absolute circuit record held by the Italian since 2021 Andrea Migno in 1:44.988.

Alonso strongly condemned the first round of evidence, ‘endorsement’ more than a second away (1,079) to his immediate pursuer, the ‘local’ David Muñoz and more than 1.3 to Adrián Fernández (Honda), as both relegated Joel Kelso to fourth place 1,380 seconds away.

Fifth place went to the Spanish Ivan Ortola (KTM) ahead of his compatriots Angel Piqueras (Honda), along with the world leader, Daniel Holgado (Gas Gas) in a delayed twelfth position, more than two seconds behind David Alonso.