Izan Guevara dominated the opening session in Germany

The Spanish Izan Guevara (GasGas) dominates inaugural table of free practice hours for him Moto3 German Grand Prix on the circuit Saxony ring by posting session optimal time 1: 26.459.

Guevara opened and closed the time table in the smallest category of the championship, in a very fast session and with only one accident to be reported.

Not a very good start to the day for the Spaniards Jaume Masia (KTM) who, at the end of his first flying lap that put him in second position, crashed at the end of the straight end, losing grip on the front wheel, an incident that left him spending a lot of time in workshops to repair damage sustained by the motorcycle.

Masiá was back on track with just over six minutes left and was in the latter part of the twenty-second training position, which he immediately improved to climb to ninth place.

Meanwhile, another Spaniard, Izan Guevara (GasGas), already topped the time table with records that he dropped consecutive laps until he reached 1: 27.387, which he doubled in several laps, which showed the start of great race speed and many were anxious as he left the workshop street while lifting the front wheel of his motorcycle several meters.

The last minutes, as always, lead to constantly changing positions, where all drivers are “pulled” to achieve a good time on a track where they usually ride slower in the afternoon. than in the morning, which is what all the riders want. to make the most of this first session.

And in those minutes they started to bottom out the best times in the category, along with Turkish Deniz Oncu as the first reference, but he succeeded at the top of the table of pilots like the British John McPhee (Husqvarna), or Japanese Ryūsei Yamanaka (KTM), who had to serve a long lap penalty in the Sachsenring race for the accident he caused in the Moto3 race in Catalunya.

But Izan Guevara he refused to relinquish his privilege position and in the last two laps he made two quick records that allowed him to regain first place in 1: 26.459, ahead of the British. McPhee and with italian Dennis Foggia (Honda) in third position.

Oncu finished in fourth place, leading the world leader, the Spaniards Sergio Garcia Dols (GasGas) and Japanese Ayumu Sasaki (Husqvarna).

Adrian Fernandez (KTM) the ninth fastest time, plus Daniel Holgado (KTM), twelfth, Ivan Ortola (KTM), fourteenth, just ahead Jaume Masia but match him in the thousandth of a second, with David Munoz (KTM), behind them.

Xavier Artigas (CFMoto) was eighteenth, along with his colleague Carlos Dadtwenty seconds, and the only woman in the championship, the Spanish Anna Carrasco (KTM), thirtieth, closing time table.