Third win in five races for Izan Guevara at the Sachsenring

In a Moto3 win over the German GP almost five seconds ahead of Foggia and García Dols Izan Guevara He continues the comeback operation and cutting points from World Championship leader Sergio García Dols, where he is now 7 points apart with just one career away from the summer break. His fourth win ever and third in the last five races could not be appealed based on a good weekend. And statistics count that since 2017 whoever wins the Moto3 race at the Sachsenring that usually hits the halfway point of the championship will win the title at the end of the campaign

From pole position, Izan Guevara, who lost the fastest lap in the race to make Gran Chelem, kept the initiative and led them by the hook in the first laps with the goal of breaking the race. On the sixth lap half a second fell to the group pulled by Holgado and then by Foggia trying to reduce the difference, something neither one nor the other had achieved. On the tenth lap the second fell to the chasing quintet with Foggia, García, Suzuki, Sasaki and Holgado and the following groups of Masiá and Muñoz were more than 5 “behind and lost both chasing groups for a long time while laps passed.

On a roll since Jerez

Izan’s German weekend doesn’t lie, he’s just working hard on his speed and on dry turns, nor Guevara’s good form, in a consecutive streak since the Spanish GP with victories in Jerez and Catalunya, the second at Mugello and third at Le Mans, and so he rises to the table and gets points from his teammate Dols. Burriana’s performance in the same period had a second over Jerez and the win over Mugello that he inherited due to a penalty for stepping on the green in the last lap from Izan.

Broken race from the tenth lap

With Izan’s career breakdown and shooting for his third Moto3 win in the last five races, interest was focused on the battle for the other two podium spots. Of the remaining three, the quintet was reduced to a trio with Foggia, García Dols and Sasaki and in the last lap thanks to the Italian they freed the Japanese to take second place Foggia despite the fact that Sergio overtook him in last corner but long overdue.

As for the other Spaniards, Dani Holgado sixth, Adrián Fernández eighth, David Muñoz ninth, Ivan Ortolá tenth, Jaume Masiá 12th, Xavi Artigas 13th, and Ana Carrasco 22nd, and Carlos Tatay were fall on turn 1 of the race. will end up abandoning 10 from the end.