Aron Canet (Kalex) led the leading Spanish trio at the end of the first free practice session of Moto2 Dutch Grand Prixin the TT circuit Assen.
The Spanish Fermin Aldeguer (darkwood) is the first session leader in Moto2with the fifth lap fastest of all participants in the category and eventually slowed to the seventh lap, although shortly after he was overtaken by the German Marcel Schrotter (Kalex), which exceeded more than six -tenths of a second below the Spanish record.
The session had just begun and in the interest of almost all drivers were focused on heating the wet tires to the maximum, almost no work in the workshops where all participants completed lap after lap to ” scratch “a tenth at that time of Aldeguerwhich is gradually falling into the classification, led by the Italian in the last third Tony Arbolino (Kalex), who expelled the German scratches.
The British Jake Dixon (Kalex), student group of Jorge Martinez “Aspar” was the next benchmark, with a time of 1: 48.208, which didn’t last long, because on the next lap he beat it again. Arbolino (1: 47,800) and then the Thai Somkiat Chantrawhich also didn’t last long, as on his next lap Dixon regained the lead.
The last minutes are a “duel” in between Arbolino and Dixonwhich seemed fastest on the track, but the Spaniard figure reappeared Fermin Aldeguer as one of the main protagonists, by regaining the first position, but lost it at the last moment against his countryman Aron Canetwith the Augusto Fernandez (Kalex) in third position, starring in a full Spanish plenary session.
the thai Chantra finished in fourth place, ahead of Arbolino and from the British Sam Lowes (Kalex), a priori one of the riders who usually performs at a very high level in wet conditions.
Alonso López placed second Boscoscuro in the category in ninth place, along with Jeremy Alcove (Kalex), sixteenth, and after him was Jorge Navarro (Kalex).
Albert Arenas (Kalex) had to settle for twenty -three starting positions, ahead of Alex Toledo (Kalex), Manuel “Manugas” González (Kalex) and Marcos Ramírez (MV Agusta), in the back.
Source: La Verdad
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