Izan Guevara (GasGas) fiercely defended the lead in the free practice classification for the Moto3 German Grand Prix. on the Sachsenring circuit, with an absolute record in the included category when he rolled in 1: 25.925.
Guevara marked his record at the end of the session and on broke the record of his compatriot Marcos Ramírez since 2019 (KTM) with a time of 1: 26.044.
Student Jorge Martínez “Aspar” and Japanese Tatsuki Suzuki (Honda) surprised Japanese Ayumu Sasaki (Husqvarna), who by the middle of the session was able to lower his record from day one for climb to the first position with just over two tenths of an advantage over that.
Like Sasaki, the Turkish Deniz Öncü (KTM) or the Japanese Ryusei Yamanaka (KTM) were also able to quickly lower their personal best, ranking sixth and seventh, respectively, as well as behind a bit, tenth and eleventh, the Brazilian Diogo Moreira (KTM) and Sergio García Dols (GasGas), the world leaderwhich yesterday was left in the second direct classification.
But Izan Guevara didn’t want to be surprised and after a while scratched nearly two-tenths of a second, without relying on the slipstream of any rival and almost alone, overtaking Suzuki and only passing a tenth behind Sasaki. , with another quick lap ahead in that he lowered the Japanese partials until the stopwatch stopped at 1: 25.925, the first pilot to roll in that second and with more than six minutes of practice ahead.
Only Suzuki among the top riders in the classification, apart from Australian Joel Kelso (KTM), has not been able to lower their time from day one, although for the two it has not been busy when it comes to direct qualification for Q2, as did David Muñoz (KTM), Scott Ogden (Honda), Sergio García Dols, Ryusei Yamanaka, John McPhee (Husqvarna), Dennis Foggia (Honda), Jaume Masiá (KTM), Andrea Migno (Honda), Daniel Holgado (KTM) and Carlos Tatay (CFMoto), the latter are “in extremis”.
Iván Ortolá (KTM), Xavier Artigas (CFMoto), Adrián Fernández (KTM) and Ana Carrasco (KTM) were left behind.
Source: La Verdad
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